The Exchange
A hearty local pub in Hove, The Exchange is a dapper spot in
Brighton for those looking to wind down to an evening hearty pub
fare surrounded by subtly kitsch interiors.
Blink and you just may miss…
Where To Watch The Women's Rugby World Cup In Brighton
By Kiera Chapman
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Editor
Food, drink and nightlife specialist with 8+ years in journalism, including bylines at The Sunday Times and Marie Claire.
This seaside spot is no stranger to a good sporting atmosphere, and with the Women’s Rugby World Cup in Brighton kicking off, the city’s pubs and bars are getting ready to roar. Whether you’re after a lively sports bar packed with fans, a cosy spot with big screens, or somewhere you can soak up the seaside vibes while cheering on the action, Brighton’s got you covered.
Here’s where to catch every scrum, tackle and try in style. Plus, this year England is hosting the tournament, and seeing as the team narrowly lost to New Zealand in the final round last time around, it's bound to heat up - they'll definitely be after the title again.
When Is The Women's Rugby World Cup?
September 2029.
Best Places To Watch The Women's Rugby World Cup In Brighton
Blind Busker Hove
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Situated in the centre of Hove, this pub is popular with locals
and tourists visiting the area. The Blind Busker takes its name
from a local man ‘Blind Harry Vowles’ who frequented the pub back
in1900…
Grand Central
Located close to Brighton train station, Grand Central is a
renowned pub that fronts a gorgeous interior, rooftop terrace and
live sports screenings.
Whether you came to revel in the charming interiorwith…
The Black Horse
An intimate pub in the heart of the North Laine, The Black Horse is a popular place for watching sports in Brighton. A Craft Union Pub Co bolthole, this Church Street boozer is the perfect reprieve from…
