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The Gordon Ramsey raves about Loves Fish restaurant. Well he has since he completely reorganised it. Why they charge extra for tartar sauce always puzzles us.

Staying with us in the heart of Kemptown, it would be hard to ignore the sizeable gay community (Is Brighton England’s answer to San Francisco). St James’s Street alone has 7 or 8 gay bars on or near it. THE BULLDOG TAVERN being the oldest and most famous.

The liveliest and best place to watch any sporting events is HORATIOS at the end of the Palace Pier. Sometimes it is so packed, noisy and tense inside that it is as good as being at the match itself.

There are lots of fashionable Café Bars in Brighton. Go to THE DORSET STREET BAR in North Street and watch the world pass by or Sam’s place around the corner from La Marinade.
The best cocktails in Brighton are served at two places opposite to one another.

The Koba in Western Road and across the road Pintxo People. Pintxo is also a fabulous tapas bar. They have both won the prestigious Battle of the Bars at the food festival so if you are pushing the boat out……….

Then of course there is the sort of place you would go to with the hope of bumping into ‘ol blue eyes’ singing only the lonely. Where is that in Brighton? Feeling sad, partner left you, what to listen to the blues? Just call and we will point you in the direction!

If you fancy a pub in the country our two favourites to eat and drink in are THE ROYAL OAK in Poyning and the incomparable, ancient, twice pub of the year, GRIFFIN INN at Fletching.
We are always on the look out for new interesting places to drink. Please come and help contribute to the search.

18/19 Charlotte Street, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2 1AG
Tel: +44(0)1273 601203
Fax:+44(0)1273 621973