You may not have been in The Prince Albert, but you'll certainly have seen it. Renowned for its exteriors clad in muso graffiti and its plot as one of the best music venues just shy of the station, this Brighton boozer is heralded. 

Patter on through and you may think that The Prince Albert is a teeny space reserved for tipples only, but venture a little further and you'll find a mash-up of cosy nooks. From a space that's reminiscent of any old dated living room and a main bar boasting musical memorabilia to an intimate gig space with its own bar on the second floor, The Prince Albert is a little different from the traditional pubs of Brighton. 

Boasting a vast drinks selection and pocket friendly selection of pub grub including burgers and Sunday roasts the like, The Prince Albert boasts classic fare. But what do people really come for? The music and the atmosphere. Host to a regular turnover of live music upstairs and an abundance of unique characters from musicians to artists, it's an eclectic bunch for sure.