Inspiration needed for a Brighton pub to go to tonight?

Wilko

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Sep 19, 2003

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Going for a few beers tonight and fancy a CHANGE. Always seems to end up in one of the following:

* North Laine brewery
* Black Lion
* Fountain head
* White Rabbit

So, where can we go that is not in West St, has a bit of an atmosphere, some nice LASSES to look at and may be a hidden gem?

NSC.....GO

 

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Bosun ,Queen Ann, Druids Head and Pickwick used to be good, although two of them are in West Street.

 

surrey jim

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Bevendean

• Mar 8, 2013

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Bat and Ball

 

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Munkfish

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Head to hove and head up to freemasons, fitties and owned by the same people as NLB.

 

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CHAPPERS

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The Cow (Seven Dials)
Lion and Lobster
Robin Hood
The Windmill
Prince George

Can't go far wrong with them I don't think

 

Wilko

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CHAPPERS said:

The Cow (Seven Dials)
Lion and Lobster
Robin Hood
The Windmill
Prince George

Can't go far wrong with them I don't think

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L&L and Robin Hood are semi-regular pubs, the windmill is nice too. Never been to The Cow!

 

Wilko

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Munkfish said:

Head to hove and head up to freemasons, fitties and owned by the same people as NLB.

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Very good suggestion but I used to live next door to The Freemasons so certainly done my time in that pub

 

Chesney Christ

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Revenge
Dr Brighton's
Bulldog

Really friendly crowd in all of those.....

 

Wilko

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Chesney Christ said:

Revenge
Dr Brighton's
Bulldog

Really friendly crowd in all of those.....

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Actually I do like R-Bar and Dr.B's. Well cheap drinks in R-Bar innit

 

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BlockDpete

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Would The Mesmerist fit your bill?

 

Lord Bracknell

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Can I ask a supplementary question? A meal at Brighton Square (Street Thai) calls this evening. What's the best pub for a real-ale drinker within walking distance?

 

Wilko

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BlockDpete said:

Would The Mesmerist fit your bill?

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Good shout

 

Chesney Christ

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The Hobgoblin. Top music, UNBELIEVABLE barmaids and MASSIVE garden (not so applicable in this shit weather).

 

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Lord Bracknell said:

Can I ask a supplementary question? A meal at Brighton Square (Street Thai) calls this evening. What's the best pub for a real-ale drinker within walking distance?

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The Cricketers. (Harvey's)?

 

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ali jenkins

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Lord Bracknell said:

Can I ask a supplementary question? A meal at Brighton Square (Street Thai) calls this evening. What's the best pub for a real-ale drinker within walking distance?

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Druids or The Victory I would think. Depends what you would call 'walking distance'

 

Wilko

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Chesney Christ said:

The Hobgoblin. Top music, UNBELIEVABLE barmaids and MASSIVE garden (not so applicable in this shit weather).

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Indeed. GREAT pub, though like you say, its best feature is the SUN garden, sake.

 

The Large One

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Lord Bracknell said:

Can I ask a supplementary question? A meal at Brighton Square (Street Thai) calls this evening. What's the best pub for a real-ale drinker within walking distance?

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Cricketer's
Druid's
Waggon & Horses (you can walk that far)

LADS evening out?

 

happypig

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• Mar 8, 2013

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Lord Bracknell said:

Can I ask a supplementary question? A meal at Brighton Square (Street Thai) calls this evening. What's the best pub for a real-ale drinker within walking distance?

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Northern Lights is close and they say they do ale's
Bar Brighton Northern Lights - Home

 

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Lord Bracknell said:

Can I ask a supplementary question? A meal at Brighton Square (Street Thai) calls this evening. What's the best pub for a real-ale drinker within walking distance?

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Pump House..... went in there after the Hudders game, lots of ales, Old Empire, Harveys,.... and more.

 

The Large One

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Wilko said:

Going for a few beers tonight and fancy a CHANGE. Always seems to end up in one of the following:

* North Laine brewery
* Black Lion
* Fountain head
* White Rabbit

So, where can we go that is not in West St, has a bit of an atmosphere, some nice LASSES to look at and may be a hidden gem?

NSC.....GO

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You could always go way down market and head for 'Café Bohemia'.