Happy Hours in Brighton

What does your weekend need? A damn good happy hour and fortunately funky venue Patterns is bringing one to us. The bar and nightclub hosts some of the biggest dance nights in our fair town, and their happy hour is just as epic. Taking place on Thursday, Friday and Saturday you can grab £3 pints and 2-4-1 margaritas.

Our kind of happy hours? Daily ones! Whilst many bars are bound by the constraints of week days, Brighton's Be At One offers a happy hour not one day, not two days, but seven days a week! Take your thirsty little tooshes down to this chic little cocktail destination every darn day of the week where their mixology minded little morsels of fun are a cut price between the hours of 5 to 7pm and 3pm - 2am on Sundays. 

Decorated as a record shop with shelves bursting full of vinyls, Dead Wax Social's music is played from a vintage record player. Alongside irresistible, stone-baked pizzas, the bar boasts a huge array of craft beers and delicious cocktails, all of which are discounted at various times, even more so if you work in the Brighton music industry.

Revolution in Brighton know how to treat a punter when it comes to Happy Hours. The colourful bar and club kicks things off with 2-4-1 cocktails every weekday, as well as £3.50 pints; become a Revs member for even more access to great deals.

Cocktails and karaoke? If you live by these two very simple life rules, you'll be chuckling your way down to Lucky Voice before you know it. Book a karaoke booth and sup away on a selection of lyrically challenging concoctions before 8pm between Sunday and Friday to get 2-4-1 on cocktails bab-y!

Handing the reigns of music control over to their guests, at Shuffle Bar you'll be able to create whichever mood you fancy. Serving a delicious range of traditional and quirky cocktails, they're fast becoming one of Brighton's most popular late night haunts. And to sweeten the already sugary deal, they have one of the longest lasting happy hours in Brighton.

Bursting full of bizarre decor, an assortment of random knick-knacks and a general collection of all things quirky, the Hope and Ruin is arguably Brighton's most intriguing, albeit slightly far-fetched bar and restaurant. Alongside serving a range of tapas dishes and perfectly cooked pizzas, their compelling cocktail and bar list is irresistible for even the most reserved individual. With a number of deals and discounts available each weekday between 5pm and 7pm, you'll definitely leave this characterful haunt wanting more. 

Brighton's Walkabout bar offer the city's late night revellers a spot to dance the night away. With a bar stocked full of reasonably priced beers and spirits, the team regularly serve up a number of tantalising drinks and food offers, making it one of the few bars in the city that understands the meaning of 'value-for-money'. You'll struggle to find a better night of frivolous fun.

Happy hours between the days of Sunday to Friday? Heck, you were always a weekday drinker anyway! Those of you looking for a cocktail hour in Brighton without the hoards of party revellers should take note of this charming little retreat. From its botanical style down to its cut price tipples between the hours of 5-7pm Sunday - Friday, The Coach House is your laid back happy hour alternative. 

Created by the genius behind the fun-loving Funfair club, the Joker is a British pub infused with sprinkles of 20th century American culture. Serving delicious American dishes, their summer cocktail list is a must see. From their Joker Julep to their Cucumber and Elderflower Gin Cup, each concoction is masterfully made and offers a real treat for your tingling tastebuds. To make the most of their incredible mixology, keep an eye out on their frequent drinks deals.

Hidden away in amongst the Lanes is a vibrant little boozer, looking more like a lemon than a lemon itself. A hideaway for cocktail cravers and a bar off the beaten track, Twisted Lemon promise a great happy hour from Sunday through until Friday, not bad eh? Join them from 1-9pm as cocktails head down to a sprightly £5.95, be them classic Mojito numbers or banoffee pie concoctions.