The Cyclist - Restaurant Bar Review
Situated in Brighton central train station, is a hidden treasure everyone should know about. Behind the ticket machines on the left hand side of the station…
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The Plotting Parlour - Cocktail Bar Review
With the gentlemanly grandeur you’d imagine from the smoking room of the Titanic (but without the sinking), The Plotting Parlour takes an elegant…
Marwood - Lounge Bar Review
Higgledy piggledy, hoity toity and a darling destination for peculiar wares, who knows what you'll find at Marwood (we don't think they particularly know…
The Cow - Restaurant Bar Review
A humble, rustic renegade in Seven Dials suburbia, The Cow has bustling nights, beer and a battering of Sunday roasts on its side.
The Venue
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The New Club - Restaurant Bar Review
I, like many people in the world, have a love for New York that knows no ground, because I've never been there. But thanks to The New Club, a chipper little…
The Mesmerist - Bar Review
When you walk past a piece of taxidermy do you skip with peculiar glee? When you glaze over a cocktail list do you foam at the chops? Then you best keep…
Twisted Lemon - Cocktail Bar Review
There's glory to be found at the bottom of a martini glass when a cocktail happy hour at the Twisted Lemon is so supreme. But aside from budget friendly…
The Black Dove - Pub Review
Kemptown? Where is the Devil's nostrils is Kemptown? If you're not a Brighton regular or local you may not know this up and coming suburb. But if you are…
The Haunt - Club Review
If infamy was fortune, The Haunt would be the Buckingham Palace of Brighton. Although perhaps not as synonymous with the seaside as 2p slot machines and…
Riki Tik - Party Bar Review
A reggae bar nestled between dainty crafty shops and Brighton wares? You should expect no less from our city, or Riki Tik. From its bustling atmosphere…
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