Brighton

[hondo]

Brighton keeps getting better :)
http://www.morningadvertiser.co.uk/Company-City-News/InnBrighton-opens-first-brewpub :drinkup:

could someone add this pub i cant get past the postcode on the add pub function
The North Laine
27 Gloucester Place
Brighton
BN1 4AA

[Strongers]

Brighton keeps getting better :)
http://www.morningadvertiser.co.uk/Company-City-News/InnBrighton-opens-first-brewpub :drinkup:

could someone add this pub i cant get past the postcode on the add pub function
The North Laine
27 Gloucester Place
Brighton
BN1 4AA

Added... It was the old Barfly Club.

[hondo]

Added... It was the old Barfly Club.
thanks
handily on the pub crawl route to and from the racecourse hope to visit when in Brighton in october

[hondo]

the refurbishment of The Pub With No Name (http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/10554/) (the southover) sounds good need a reward after trekking up that hill hope to get back to brighton some time this year

[gillhalfpint]

We enjoyed doing their pub crawl in Brighton and around that area. Got through 20 pubs to get a t-shirt in a couple of days in 2007. Some good pubs then, and a lot has changed recently I believe with Craft beer opening pubs around there.

[PaulOfHorsham]

Yes - you can do a fair old crawl just on Southover Street itself, and that's before you add in some quality pubs in the nearby streets. A few stop-offs will help you up the hill after all.

[hondo]

Yes - you can do a fair old crawl just on Southover Street itself, and that's before you add in some quality pubs in the nearby streets. A few stop-offs will help you up the hill after all.
Brighton definitely in my top 3 places for a day on the bevvy

[hondo]

"A city brewer is taking a major hop in a new direction after announcing plans to open"
http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/11125225.Brewery_opens_its_first_pub_in_Brighton/ :cheers:

[london calling]

"A city brewer is taking a major hop in a new direction after announcing plans to open"
http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/11125225.Brewery_opens_its_first_pub_in_Brighton/ :cheers:

Had 2 of their beers last night at CBC 100 beer fest.Very good especially the stout.

[PaulOfHorsham]

The story doesn't make clear that this is a collaboration between Brighton Bier Company & Late Knights of Penge (who seem to be opening bars at a rapid rate). Anyway, it's one I'm hoping to try out soon.

[hondo]

"has been sold to a Chelsea-based pub group for a record price of £4.5 million"
http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/11132193.London_pub_chain_buys_Brighton_s_Lion_and _Lobster_for_record___4_5m/

http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/10481/

[hondo]

The story doesn't make clear that this is a collaboration between Brighton Bier Company & Late Knights of Penge (who seem to be opening bars at a rapid rate). Anyway, it's one I'm hoping to try out soon.

http://www.morningadvertiser.co.uk/General-News/Successful-first-weekend-for-Brighton-Bier-s-first-pub

[hondo]

" £300,000 refurbishment will take four weeks"

http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/11207990.Step_back_in_time_with_1940s_refreshment_ room_for_railway_station/

[london calling]

" £300,000 refurbishment will take four weeks"

http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/11207990.Step_back_in_time_with_1940s_refreshment_ room_for_railway_station/

The articles from the Argus below the pub advert look worrying
44 year old woman raped
51 year old man attacked with weapon and raped
man stabbed in knife point robbery
anyone fancy a pub crawl round Brighton?

[Aqualung]

The articles from the Argus below the pub advert look worrying
44 year old woman raped
51 year old man attacked with weapon and raped
man stabbed in knife point robbery
anyone fancy a pub crawl round Brighton?

I was more concerned about the names that the father figure gave to his daughters namely Coco, India and Montana.
I can just about live with the Country and American State names but a circus clown??

I gather the father was the man who founded Geronimo Inns. Given that connection and the Young's one I wonder if there will be a beer at under four quid a pint, or even five quid.

Going back to your original point I'm not a fan of it as a town at all but there are a few decent pubs there.

[hondo]

"tinkering too much with its"
http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/11857512.Much_loved_pub_to_double_in_size/
http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/10484/

[trainman]

"tinkering too much with its"
http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/11857512.Much_loved_pub_to_double_in_size/
http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/10484/
I think they should firstly concentrate on improving the current quality. Harveys would be ashamed of the condition their beer has been presented here in most recent visits (last several occasions, albeit not that recently - 18months?). To have this institution designated as 'off-map' by this correspondent, a decision agreed with by fellow travellers, shows just how far the standards had fallen - simply lazy management imo.
And my last pint here, perhaps the tipping point, was pulled via the awful method of 'lazypull' - glass plonked in the drip tray and the beer pulled one-handed from on-high. It shows the bar-person doesn't give a stuff about their job, or your pint, and is Wrong, wrong wrong!

[sheffield hatter]

Ignore me - suffered a bit of a time slip there.

[Strongers]

And the award for the worst planned pub crawl of the year goes to Ian Mapp ;)

"I'd walked 18 miles without passing a pub..."

http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/67719/