Bars In Brighton Town Centre
The heart of this seaside spot isn't just a bustling shopping destination, it's also home to a cracking selection of bars, pubs and clubs. Whether you fancy indie drinking dens, quality cocktails, premium hotels or hen night destinations, there's an oh-so-varied selection to choose from. Check out our recommendations for the best bars in Brighton town centre.
Last updated on 15th February 2022
Lucky Voice has firmly established itself as Brighton's best karaoke joint. With machines full of all your favourite pop, hip hop and rock tracks, guests are encouraged to grab hold of the mic and emulate their music hero. To help things along, the bar is stocked with all the Dutch courage you could need.
Whether you want to raise the roof with a power ballad in a private karaoke room or face a challenge with roulette, electronic darts and shuffleboard, Pier 9 will keep you going from dusk 'til dawn. The 24/7 venue and bar is perfect for everything from a wild weekend to a weekday gathering with mates.
The Mesmerist has been turning heads in Brighton town centre since its opening with dazzling live shows and vivacious character. Drawing inspiration from the gin parlours of the 1930s, the venue kicks into life after dark; think firebreathers, flairing bartenders, stunning cocktails and all your favourite party tunes.
Wander out of Brighton train station and you'll be greeted by Grand Central, a charming city boozer with a hidden rooftop terrace. If that wasn't enough in the way of surprises, head upstairs and you'll find The Nightingale Room - a venue in its own right with a stunning gin bar and a theatre.
A much-loved music venue and bar, Patterns is a prime town centre spot to enjoy a cheeky tipple with a sea view in Brighton. Catch some rays on the south-facing terrace for an idyllic start to your night out, before heading to their club nights or parties featuring eminent DJs. Fancy a bottomless brunch packed with pizza? Patterns has that too.
Just one block away from the beach and smack-bang in Brighton's Lanes is The Black Lion, a pub that's been around since its days as a brewery in the 1500s. Whether you're in the mood for a DJ night of hip hop, funk, soul, ska and indie, or a quick tipple and some food with a live band, this local boozer delivers the goods.
Twisted Lemon is hidden away in the winding alleys of The Lanes, making it one of the most charming cocktail bars in Brighton. Serving up a tasty menu of quirky concoctions, there's a delightful smell of citrus in the air and a generous happy hour through the week. So bring some mates or take a date to grab a drink... or two.
Think hotel bars are bland? You clearly haven't been to Hotel Pelirocco. Whilst it may be lodged on a relatively quiet town centre square, this bar is anything but. Known for its eclectic interiors, live gigs, hen night cocktail parties and poetry readings, this rock n' roll bar is a quirky den of madness and attitude.