Bars in The Lanes

Dressed strictly in mahogany and rumoured to have it's own ghost in the cellar, the Bath Arms is a traditional boozer buried deep in the Lanes in Brighton. The venue is full of vintage furniture, chesterfield sofas and cosy fireplaces. Relax with a pint of your favourite local ale, tuck into a hearty gastro pub meal and take in everything this charming pub in The Lanes has to offer.

Inspired by 1930s gin palaces and the steampunk movement, The Mesmerist is one of The Lanes' most unique bars. Go on any night of the week for hours of jazz music, burlesque acts and cracking cocktails.

The Lanes is Brighton's undisputed thriving labyrinth of cool drinking spots and cocktail hangouts, with No 32 as the cream of the crop when it comes to atmospheric dining and drinking. Seeing you through everything from delicious dinners to cocktail lounging and, on the weekend, a late night party with DJs and dancing. 

You can't go far wrong with Be At One's comprehensive list of cocktails. Lovingly shaken and stirred by a happy-go-lucky bar team, get the party started with a Candy Pants or an Irish Disco Biscuit, and approach the Cuban Zombie with caution; there's a LOT of rum involved here. Happy Hours run until 8 PM so it shouldn't hit the pocket hard, and there's dancing until 3 AM at the weekends.

They don't come more Irish than the Fiddler's Elbow. Perfect for fans of Guinness and live folk music, the venue is charming, welcoming and draws in party animals from all over thanks to it's serene atmosphere. Grab your mates, head down to this pub in The Lanes and see where the night takes you. 

A multi-level spot in The Lanes with history on its side, The Post House can be found in a gorgeously restored landmark property, serving up everything from Sunday roasys and fresh pastries to brunch and dinners.

This Brighton institution found in The Lanes is great for those with an impeccable music taste searching for great food and great drink. Filled with local artwork and murals and famed for its craft beers and cocktails, come here for regular DJ nights going through many different genres.

We all have one of those friends, you introduce them to the mic and they're done for the night, whipping their hair back and forth like a karaoke bat out of hell. If you happen to be that friend, you'll find no bar in Brighton better suited to your karaoke penchant than Lucky Voice. 

This multi-coloured, madly bright London favourite has landed in The Lanes. Head down to The Breakfast Club for their brand of delicious, all-day brunch food which includes boozy shakes and all the bacon you can manage.

Cheap drinks and fun times; if you're a party punter of simple pleasures, then The Font is the destination for you. Found in the heart of The Lanes (literally, you'll be weaving your way through a mass of cool brick clad alleyways), the Font bar is known for it's cheap pub chow and fun time atmosphere. A converted church with a little historical charm to boot, this unique venue is a pocket friendly party retreat. 

Nestled away on Black Lion Street, Pho is a Vietnamese eatery with a modern twist. Offering lunch time specials, an extensive menu of vegan and gluten-free options as well as an excellent of array of juices, wine, beer and cocktails, it's a great all-rounder. 

Dapper drinkers and diners unite, you're about to get a slathering of premium meat in the city and you're going to ruddy love it. Boasting their own renowned charcoal oven and some of the best steak based dishes in the city to an unrivalled selection of international whiskies, The Coal Shed is a contemporary restaurant in Brighton and a chipper joint for date nights and restaurant doozies the like. 

One of the most exciting bars in the Lanes, The Rum Kitchen is an unmissable Brighton spot with plenty of feel-good vibes running through its veins. Stop by for punchy cocktails, delicious Caribbean bites to eat and a whole load of big party tunes. 

If you like your cocktail bars laid back, your drinks prices of an awesomely pocket friendly nature and your bar staff of a charming ilk then this Brighton cocktail bar can do no wrong. From a premium happy hour lasting well into the night to a two tier venue of chilled out lounge areas and bold bright yellows, the Twisted Lemon may be tucked away behind a wrought iron gate and yellow alley, but it's well worth the looking out for.

Head down to Meeting House Lane this month where Ole Ole! is offering some of the finest Spanish food in Brighton every day of the week. Get your fill of tasty tapas and zesty sangria before getting stuck into their entertainment schedule which fronts fun live acts and high-energy dancers.

One of the quirkiest spots in the Lanes, Mrs Fitzherberts is a treasure trove of unique spaces. Stuffed with crucifixes, busts, and old cabinets, the bar and restaurant is quirky from its top to its toes. Come summer, try and nab a space on their roof terrace, which has regular DJ sessions.

Based underneath Smugglers Bar, 10 Below is a club that prides itself on serving huge club nights and parties to The Lane's wildest party animals. The venue regularly hosts DJ sets by the city's biggest artists and is known for its carefree, devil-may-care approach to things. Head to this basement venue, dance long into the night and get lost in all the frivolity at this bar in The Lanes in Brighton. 

Looking for the very best bars in The Lanes? Flint House is one unmissable place to drink in Brighton, offering a stunning suntrap terrace for the warmer months. As for the menu itself, expect seasonal small plates and delicious larger sharing dishes alongside signature cocktails. 

Rooftop bar? You got it. Cracking cocktails and creative concoctions? You got it. Luxury lounge areas and an indulgent British style restaurant? You got it. Bohemia is something of a unique boozy den in the city where no space has been spared a selection of baroque interiors and classic bars in this multi-floor venue. Special evenings and laid back sunshine drinks on their patio are a must.