4.3/5

(1,251 reviews)

The Good Companions is a relatively recent addition to Brightons dynamic Seven Dials area, having been brought up to scratch with an ambitious refurb inside and out. It's rare to find a pub this large with such a cosy, vibrant and chipper atmosphere.

4.5/5

(242 reviews)

There’s a warm and relaxed atmosphere in The French Horn Brighton, the bar along the back wall and seating is predominantly small tables and chairs arranged open-plan plus a single comfy sofa. The

4.4/5

(1,177 reviews)

Tucked away at the foot of Devils Dyke just to the North of Brighton, the Shepherd and Dog provides an idyllic location for traditional Ales, outstanding food and an easy going atmosphere.

4.2/5

(296 reviews)

Everybody welcome music pub. Lots of Karaoke and live music. Varying craft beers. Sheppard Neame chain. Quiet darts area.

4.6/5

(210 reviews)

The Prestonville is a classic Brighton local, serving up a warm welcome as well as great food and real ales. A fixture in the Good Beer Guide for the past eight years, we were also recently voted one of the top 10 pubs in Brighton.

4.5/5

(631 reviews)

With the sort of friendly, laid-back feel more usually found in an old-school locals’ boozer, the Shakespeare’s Head is a gem of a pub situated just off the Seven Dials. Boasting three outside areas, this is a lively yet cosy venue.

4.2/5

(1,603 reviews)

Brighton’s best live music venue situated right on the beach, gorgeous views of the historic west pier, sunsets and the best vibe in town.

Family friendly pub in the heart of Lancing The Crabtree Inn is everything you need in a pub, we offer great value, locally sourced pub grub, a friendly atmosphere, large beer garden with brand new c