Travel Tips - Drinking in Brighton, England
Brighton is one of the most cosmopolitan and liberal towns in the UK. That, and the fact that it is the most popular resort on the south coast, (just 54 miles out of London), ensures that the city has a great culture for evening drinking. There are drinking houses to suit all tastes, from traditional pubs, to bistros, bars, and clubs; Brighton has it all.
You’ll get a great range of real ales including of course the famous King & Barnes based in Horsham. Other local based tipples include: Dark Star, Harveys, Kemptown, and Rectory Ales, all highly recommended by CAMRA.
For the ladies, you can wade your way through the complete alphabet of cocktails in many of the pubs, and all of the bars and clubs from an Afterburn to a Zombie. Drinking in Brighton is an experience for all to savor, so enjoy. But if you have your own favourite watering hole, why not submit your own Travel Tip?
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Located a couple of doors down from the Waitrose supermarket, Koba is well worth tracking down is you fancy starting (or ending the evening) away from the usual haunts of West Street.
Get some chips and mushy peas from the restaurant half way down, dodge the swooping seagulls and if you’ve got any money left from the arcades, have a slide down the helter skelter. Fantastic.
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