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Pubs in Brighton & Hove

Explore Brighton's eclectic and vibrant pub scene. From historic seafront taverns to quirky North Laine hideaways, craft beer specialists to traditional Sussex pubs, Brighton offers some of the UK's most diverse and exciting drinking venues.

Found 10 pubs in Brighton & Hove

Bootlegger

Bootlegger

78 Middle Street, Brighton BN1 1AL

On Middle Street, just yards away from the iconic Brighton shore front, you will find The Bootlegger, our latest speakeasy-inspired bar. Harking back to the underground glamour of the 1920s, this hideaway is the place for a raucous good night. Serving cocktails and other delicious tipples we welcome one and all. The Bootlegger will also be serving authentic Italian platters inspired by the Prohibition Era Mobsters’ style, substance, and taste. We’ve been working hard with the finest suppliers to bring you a taste of Sicily and our range of mouth-watering treats means there’s something new and exciting for everyone to try.The venue’s striking decor is an industrial mix of exposed bricks, Edison light bulbs, and cosy corners, that create a truly unique experience. Perfect for late-night tipples that evoke an enticing ‘out-of-bounds’ vibe.The cocktail menu has been specially designed to complement the character of the bar. Our servers are well versed in the art of fabulous cocktails and can serve you any of our 80 concoctions, varying from century-old favorites, like negronis and sidecars, to up-to-the-minute mixology stars.Of course, if cocktails aren’t your thing, we have a delicious range of craft beers, ales, and ciders for you.This can all be enjoyed while we host live performances by local musicians to swing D.J’s. We’ll have you dancing well into the early hours with plenty of bop, swing and groove. All for Brightons in-the-know crowd, a city where music is everywhere – day and night.We’re excited to become a part of Brightons’s bar, cocktail, and music scene, and welcome you all to come and feel at home in our newest bar.

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Saint George's

Saint George's

33 Sudeley Street, Brighton BN2 1HE

PULLING PINTS FOR THE PEOPLE Hungry and thirsty troubadours, your quest for the finest refreshments and fare in the land is complete. A truly cosy atmosphere is created with eclectic music from Lightning Hopkins to The Cramps. Soft red lighting, dimmed chandeliers and candlelit evenings await. The pub is also blessed with a glorious south-facing beer garden. Generous arrays of whiskey, flagons of local ales and scrumptious home-made food make it worth the pilgrimage from the hustle of town to the bosom of this Kemptown local.

Real Ale AvailableLunchtime MealsEvening Meals
Haus on the Hill

Haus on the Hill

58 Southover Street, Brighton BN2 9UF

Pub has been taken over by Brighton Bier. Open again - Oct 2018 - three handpumps dispensing Brighton Bier and one guest. Food is provided by Dizzy-Gull. Now offers Camra discount.

Real Ale AvailableGardenFunction Room
Joker

Joker

2 Preston Road, Brighton BN1 4QF

Award winning food. Bar and cocktail lounge.

Real Ale AvailableCocktailsDisabled Access
Crescent

Crescent

6 Clifton Hill, Brighton BN1 3HL

We have a fantastic beer garden for those hot summer days and two real open fires inside for the frosty winter nights. Our garden is a secluded sun trap, with plenty of seating and outdoor sound system. We also have a TV outside in the summer, so whatever you want to watch, whether it be Wimbledon or the World Cup, we can accommodate you. Our kitchen is open daily with a vast selection to choose from. We serve roasts every Sunday until 6pm, with vegetarian and Vegan options available. We are child friendly and have a special kid’s menu. We love dogs, so they are more than welcome to join you for a refreshment. If you have a birthday or celebration approaching, have it here. We can accommodate groups of most sizes and can cater to your individual needs. Our manager Ian can talk you through various options and take the stress out of the organising for you. Just give him a call 01273 205 260

Real Ale AvailableCask Marque AccreditedLunchtime Meals
Druids Head

Druids Head

9 Brighton Place, Brighton BN1 1HJ

The Druid’s Head is a 16th century, flint-fronted building, named after a druid stone circle that existed nearby. It has seen its fair share of history with tunnels below connecting to the Brighton coast and Royal Pavilion, rumoured to be used for important Royal business, and commandeered by smugglers across the ages. The pub has a reported 3 resident ghosts and is situated in Brighton’s famous historic quarter ‘The Lanes’ and original town centre of old ‘Brighthelmstone.’

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Railway Bell

Railway Bell

26-28 Surrey Street, Brighton BN1 3PA

The Railway Bell Brighton, sits picturesquely just outside Brighton Station. We are a friendly, community based Pub offering a great range of Beers, Wines & Spirits in a cosy environment. Boasting 7 large HD screens, and even an outside one to help soak up those Summer rays on our hidden heated terrace, we show and enjoy all live sporting events alongside providing a welcoming atmosphere to all Brighton & Hove Albion fans on match days.

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Walrus

Walrus

10 Ship Street, Brighton BN1 1AD

A stone’s throw from the beach, on historic Ship Street in Brighton’s famous Lanes, you’ll find the Walrus with its labyrinth of eclectically-decorated rooms and endless winding passageways. You’ll also discover a wonderful hidden two-storey roof garden.

Real Ale AvailableLocAle AccreditedCask Marque Accredited
Park Crescent

Park Crescent

39 Park Crescent Terrace, Brighton BN2 3HE

The Park Crescent is a friendly Brighton pub with charm, warmth and character – just like the people who drink here. Tucked away on beautiful Park Crescent Terrace just off Lewes Road, it’s a hidden gem with an intimate, cosy interior, a sunny little beer garden, weird and wonderful books and board games, a pinball machine, and most importantly: really well-kept ales and beers. Add to that a good selection of wines and spirits, exceptionally good food and very reasonable prices and you have a perfect local that you can’t wait to come back to.

Real Ale AvailableLunchtime MealsEvening Meals
World's End

World's End

60-61 London Road, Brighton BN1 4JE

Brighton's favourite arcade bar The world’s end pub is like nowhere else in brighton, bringing you the perfect night out, whether you want to impress someone with a unique first date or you are on a night out with your mates we have you covered. Some seriously scrumptious guilt free, plant based junk food from vegan noms, we can end your hunger. A 10 driver remote control racetrack courtesy of world’s raceway. Retro arcade games for ultimate button mashing including Mortal Kombat & Time Crisis. Plenty of board games if you are after a more civilised affair or monopoly if you don’t. We also have a fantastic events programming bringing you some fun entertainment from crazy quizzes, fun themed bingo, dj’s, live cabaret and performances from brighton and beyond. What pairs perfectly with all of the above you ask? Well our pubs ever changing range of craft beer! Follow us on social media to see what we are popping on the pumps next. If beer is not your thing don’t despair our bar has a great selection of gins, vodkas, tequilas, whisky and more and if drinking is not your thing we have a nice range of soft drinks, mixers and low/no alcohol drinks. There’s so much to do that you will never get bored and never want to go home!

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Brighton & Hove Pub Guide

Brighton & Hove is renowned for its exceptional pub culture, offering everything from centuries-old coaching inns to cutting-edge craft beer bars. The city's bohemian spirit shines through in its pubs, with independent venues, quirky decor, and an inclusive, welcoming atmosphere that Brighton is famous for.

Popular Pub Areas in Brighton

  • The Lanes & North Laine: Historic pubs and trendy bars in Brighton's iconic shopping quarters
  • Seafront & Brighton Marina: Traditional seaside pubs with sea views and fish & chips
  • Kemptown: LGBTQ+ friendly bars and vibrant nightlife scene
  • Hanover & Queens Park: Community locals with great beer gardens
  • Hove: More relaxed neighborhood pubs along Church Road and Western Road
  • Seven Dials: Gastropubs and craft beer venues in this village-like area

What Makes Brighton Pubs Special

  • Craft Beer Scene: Brighton is a craft beer hotspot with multiple microbreweries and specialist bars
  • Historic Venues: Many pubs date back centuries with fascinating histories
  • Live Entertainment: Regular live music, comedy nights, open mic nights, and DJ sets
  • Inclusive Atmosphere: Brighton's famous diversity and welcoming culture
  • Seaside Setting: Pubs with sea views, beach access, and outdoor seating
  • Food Quality: From pub classics to innovative gastropub cuisine and vegan options
  • Independent Spirit: Unique, owner-operated pubs with character and personality

Brighton's Pub Heritage

Brighton's pub heritage stretches back centuries, with many establishments serving fishermen, Regency aristocrats, and Victorian holidaymakers. Today's pubs blend this rich history with Brighton's contemporary, creative culture, making the city one of England's premier pub destinations.

Find Your Perfect Brighton Pub

Whether you're seeking craft ales, traditional Sussex bitters, cocktails, live music, quiz nights, or simply a great pint with a sea view, Flookbook helps you discover Brighton's best pubs. Check opening times, browse menus, see what's on, and find dog-friendly, family-friendly, or late-night venues.