Nightlife
In Brighton - Pubs, Clubs, Bars & More To Explore On Your Visit
To
Brighton...
A
city that compares every bit to
thriving cities like London is bound to have a great selection of pubs,
clubs
and more – and Brighton & Hove does not disappoint.
It’s one of the
reasons that Brighton is regarded as one of the trendiest cities in the
United
Kingdom and why it’s so popular with the hen and stag crowd.
There are also a
number of gay clubs located in and around the Kemp Town area.
Pop
into Concorde 2 which is
based along Madeira Drive for the chance to see various live bands.
There’s
often a lot of indie music played here if you like it.
Some
of the best cocktails in the
whole of Brighton & Hove are made in Blanche House
(Kemp Town). The
bar is actually a hotel one, but the cocktails though pricey are really
out of
this world.
The
Bar With No Name
is a very popular choice of bar/pub with locals and travellers alike.
It’s
located on Southover Street.
A
nice, friendly pub is the Setting
Sun Pub on Windmill Street – the comfy sofas and
relaxed atmosphere is the
perfect place to chill with a few drinks after a days travel.
Some
of the more interesting clubs in
Brighton include the Honey Club (Kings Rd), Joogleberry
(Manchester Street) and Oceans Room (Morley St).
Right on the Ocean (turn
into West Street from Kings Road) you also have Creation
Nightclub.
Those
that enjoy theatre and cinema
also have good choices. The Art Deco Brighton Dome is very close to the
Royal
Pavilion and is the biggest theatre in Brighton & Hove. Other
interesting
choices are the Komedia Theatre and Theatre Royal. Finally,
there’s the Odeon
Cinema for your usual Hollywood movies.
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