Nostalgia - Old Restaurants and Bars in Brighton

[chez]

Jumping Jacks, McClusky's & The Boulevard my regulars from the 1990's.

 

[scooter1]

The Shark bar in West St and what was the name of the really dark pub in West St - Napoleons?? had a small stage at the back, did a few gigs there and it also had a green exterior/sign

 

[Publius Ovidius]

the bosun

 

[withdeanwombat]

The Posada......................and Auntie Yum Yum............sigh.

The Portland Club.


The Maytree.

 

[Icy Gull]

The Curtain Club, one of the few places open for after hours drinking (that I knew about anyway)

 

[Parson Henry]

the bosun

We were not 'ard enuff to drink in there.

Carpenters Arms..now there's a place.

 

[pishhead]

what was the name of the hotel du vin before it was that? I know it was once berlin bar but just before it closed it used to be amazing.

 

[The Large One]

Henry's, then Hennekeys.

Or it might have been the other way round.

 

[csider]

back when pills had actual E in them!! ah doves!!
the good old days!!

Doves??

Californian sun rises!

 

[csider]

The Pink Coconut!!

The Seahouse Pub, haooy hour every Fri & Sat 7-9ish. Then over to the Argyle to "chat " with away fans.

 

[Publius Ovidius]

the bosun was the place where only the real hard nuts went.

i went in there once to meet someone before a stag do and it was like walking into one of them East London Drinking establishments - where there were body parts splattered on the walls....gave it a certain ambiance.

 

[East Staffs Gull]

Danske Hus - restaurant up Spring Street(?) mid 1970's.

 

[The Large One]

Where was the Bosun?

 

[CHAPPERS]

what was the name of the hotel du vin before it was that? I know it was once berlin bar but just before it closed it used to be amazing.

Club MED.

 

[Parson Henry]

Where was the Bosun?

West St, on the left hand isde as you walked down to the beach.

 

[Les Biehn]

The Berlin Bar was the first place i ever went to in Brighton drinking. I was just 16 I think. f*** me it was awful.

 

[The Large One]

West St, on the left hand isde as you walked down to the beach.

Gotcha. What's there now? Is that where the Standard is/was?

 

[Les Biehn]

Swifts.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

Where was the Bosun?

That was the Edlin's pub with no name in West Street (nearer the Clocktower than the Standard, but the same side of the road).

The Edlin family owned a number of establishments in and around Brighton - hence the reminiscing about DtG's sandwiches. Among the places owned by Edlin's was the King and Queen.

 

[The Large One]

That was the Edlin's pub with no name in West Street (nearer the Clocktower than the Standard, but the same side of the road).

The Edlin family owned a number of establishments in and around Brighton - hence the reminiscing about DtG's sandwiches. Among the places owned by Edlin's was the King and Queen.

I went to school with an Edlin. Apparently, it was a fella in the same family, and, although he never took the family trade on directly, he did go into catering, and for a while, until recently, in fact, owned an hotel - The White House - in Kemp Town.

Not sure what he's up to now.