Guidebook for Brighton
Drinks & Nightlife
Iconic, traditional British pub. Without a doubt the most preserved bar in Brighton, it's resisted gastro revolution with all it's might. Go for the ale not the food - though they do serve perfectly acceptable pub grub.
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The Basketmakers
12 Gloucester RdIconic, traditional British pub. Without a doubt the most preserved bar in Brighton, it's resisted gastro revolution with all it's might. Go for the ale not the food - though they do serve perfectly acceptable pub grub.
The Eagle
125 Gloucester RdThe Evening Star
55-56 Surrey StLocal ales in a no-nonsense stand-up bar.
The Great Eastern
103 Trafalgar StLiterally my favourite pub in the world.
More upmarket of the local pubs, the food is top notch but it's not the best stop if you're on a tight budget.
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The Sussex Yeoman Brighton
7 Guildford RdMore upmarket of the local pubs, the food is top notch but it's not the best stop if you're on a tight budget.
Upmarket bar with a great (though not cheap) selection of interesting ales, and Korean buns and snacks.
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The Pond
49 Gloucester RdUpmarket bar with a great (though not cheap) selection of interesting ales, and Korean buns and snacks.
Food Scene
Carlito Burrito
12 York PlMange Tout
81 Trafalgar StEggs florentine is to die for.
Milk No Sugar
68 Trafalgar StCoffee shop smushed with a Vietnamese cafe.
Famous locally produced bread, pastries and cakes. They also have a pop up stall at Brighton station with a larger selection of bread.
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Real Patisserie Trafalgar Street
43 Trafalgar StFamous locally produced bread, pastries and cakes. They also have a pop up stall at Brighton station with a larger selection of bread.
Parks & Nature
Great park about a mile in circumference - particularly good for an evening run or game of tennis, there are a couple of small play parks for kids too.
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Preston Park
Preston RoadGreat park about a mile in circumference - particularly good for an evening run or game of tennis, there are a couple of small play parks for kids too.
For a more wild experience, Stanmer park is 10 minutes on the train from Brighton. Jump off at Falmer, walk under the tunnel and left at the university, the entrance to Stanmer park is a few minutes on the right.
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Stanmer Park station
For a more wild experience, Stanmer park is 10 minutes on the train from Brighton. Jump off at Falmer, walk under the tunnel and left at the university, the entrance to Stanmer park is a few minutes on the right.
Ditchling Beacon Car Park
Incredible views!
Essentials
Tasty, locally sourced organic food, coffees, pastries and home made cake.
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Grocer & Grain
1 Surrey StTasty, locally sourced organic food, coffees, pastries and home made cake.
Trafalgar Wines
23 Trafalgar StAmazing selection of beers from around the world. Great shop cat too.
Getting Around
Brighton mainline station has links to all outlying areas, and a train to London Victoria is about 50 minutes.
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Brighton Station (Stop D)
Queens RoadBrighton mainline station has links to all outlying areas, and a train to London Victoria is about 50 minutes.
The 14 bus takes you all the way down the coast (Eastward) through Rottingdean, Saltean, Peacehaven and Newhaven. Along the way there are lots of great walks and sights - check online for some highlights.
Upper Gloucester Road station
The 14 bus takes you all the way down the coast (Eastward) through Rottingdean, Saltean, Peacehaven and Newhaven. Along the way there are lots of great walks and sights - check online for some highlights.