
A Guide to Pub Quiz Nights in Brighton
As the evenings draw in and the beer gardens empty out, Brighton's pubs find other ways to bring people together. One of the most popular
There are now over 900 watering holes to explore in Brighton, ranging from cosy ‘locals’ to classy pre-club cocktail bars. There are gorgeous old places, sophisticated seafood bars, quirky traditional watering holes and gastro pubs. We aim to take you on a very special guided pub crawl.
Brighton is home to many of the best pubs and inns along the South coast. Whether you are a craft beer aficionado or searching for party seafront pubs, there’s something for everyone and every occasion. From cosy corners serving mouth-watering Sunday roasts to cool bars grilling delicious burgers, we’re here to point you in the right direction.
Our top tips on where to find the very best traditional pubs in Brighton or the best gastronomic delights will set you on your way. If you’re here on holiday or herald from foreign shores, then you’ll find everything you need to know about the quirky traditions of English pubs to help you too. Make sure you don’t miss out on real ale, scrumptious seafood, or hidden gems of pubs. In Brighton, it’s normally never just about whether to go out for food and drink, but exactly how to choose where to go!
Our social pub culture remains very much an integral part of British life, especially for students. They are wonderful places to go if you want to chill out, socialise and soak up the atmosphere. You don’t actually even need to have a drink!
With around 50,000 places currently in the UK, it’s something you must experience if you are visiting and want to learn more about our culture. Exploring our historic pubs is both interesting and fun. As we always say, everybody in a pub is equal.

As the evenings draw in and the beer gardens empty out, Brighton's pubs find other ways to bring people together. One of the most popular

When the sun comes out in Brighton, the whole city seems to head outdoors. Beer gardens fill up, pavement tables appear and the seafront turns

Walk into almost any traditional pub in Brighton and you will spot a row of tall handpulls on the bar, each with a colourful clip

Brighton is a vibrant city, brimming with life, and its pub scene is no exception. If you’re ready to dive into the heart of England’s

Brighton and Hove’s pubs play host to this traditional English once considered as sub-economic. Now, it’s a darling of the pub scene.
There is no better way to see Brighton in all its glory than from the British Airways i360 Viewing Tower. Situated on the seafront, it