Pubs & Bars in Brighton & Hove
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Traditional pubs, craft beer bars, cocktail lounges, and live music venues in Brighton & Hove. From LGBTQ+ bars in Kemp Town to seafront pubs and Hove gastropubs.
Brighton & Hove has an extraordinary pub and bar scene — from historic pubs in The Lanes to craft beer bars in North Laine, LGBTQ+ venues in Kemp Town, and seafront bars with Channel views. The Cricketers in The Lanes claims to be Brighton's oldest pub.
Whether you're after a quiet real ale, a cocktail bar, live music, or a lively LGBTQ+ venue, the city punches well above its weight. Kemp Town's St James's Street in particular has a concentration of bars unlike anywhere else in the south of England.
The Cricketers
Claimed to be Brighton's oldest pub — 16th-century origins in The Lanes. Cricket memorabilia, real ales, and a genuinely historic atmosphere.
The Bath Arms
Well-regarded traditional pub in Hove — good beer selection, relaxed neighbourhood atmosphere, less tourist-heavy than central Brighton pubs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best pubs in Brighton & Hove?
The Cricketers (The Lanes, Brighton's oldest pub), The Bath Arms (Hove), and dozens of North Laine craft beer bars. Kemp Town has the best LGBTQ+ venue concentration.
Are there pubs with live music in Brighton & Hove?
Yes — Brighton has a strong live music scene in pubs and small venues across North Laine and Kemp Town. Check individual listings for upcoming events.