One of Brighton's hidden boozers found lurking behind the North Laine, Fountain Head is a charming watering hole known for its classic fare and rustic interiors. 

The rustic and wholesome reigns supreme here, awash with traditional features, exposed brickwork, wooden benches, a roaring fireplace and the home comforts that any good pub should boast. Nab yourself a dapper table under their exterior awnings where the rattle of students and young patrons go hand in hand with the Summer sun. 

Boasting pub fare with a gastro edge, the menu includes venison and hand-cut chips. But don't be too put off by their subtle gastro edge... host to a regular turnover of students, illustration events and indie student nights, Fountain Head are far too laidback to be considered on the snobbier side of Brighton pubs.