Tucked away between Lewis Road and Upper Lewis Road, the Park Crescent isn’t one of those pubs which gets loads of non-locals, that’s not to say that non-locals aren’t welcome.
If you’re shopping in the open market, playing with a Frisbee on the Level or just in the area - why not stop in to the Druids for a refreshing drink.
The Rose Hill Tavern is located a short distance from Preston Circus and is looks about as traditional as a British pub gets. . .
After our disappointing visit to The Railway, we decided that we needed sustenance and someone suggested The Open House, which is just over the railway bridge a mere three minute walk away.
This pub is right opposite London road station, handy If you happen to arrive in Brighton via that route - Stepping inside reveals a large pub with the traditional saloon/public bar layout, the decor can be considered traditional pub too.
Here’s another pub a stones throw from Brighton Station - Is it worth stop-over on your journey?
Situated Halfway down Middle street, the Hop Poles has built up a reputation for providing great food and a great place to drink.
There are a number of good boozers on Trafalgar Street, the George, the Prince Albert. Between them you’ll find this pub - Let’s have a look to see if the Lord Nelson Inn is worth a visit. . .
Do you like beer? No not that generic Euro fizz, I’m talking about real ale! If you do, this is the pub for you.
This is a bit of a special pub - Not only is it a charming 200 year old building resplendent with its own resident ghosts (the only spirits I believe in are in the optics) it has the smallest ‘big screen’ TV :-).