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Thai kitchen is closed now, still an OK pub for a pint. Often v busy but I think that's more to do with location than anything.
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Wouldn't bother making a special trip for the beer but it does do great food. I don't often eat in pubs as it gets in the way of drinking but I make an exception here.
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used to be the Green Dragon i think - lack of character now - bit dear aswell. Plenty of better pubs in the area.
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Not bad, bit ordinary, nice location and beer garden but otherwise just another run of the mill pub.
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brilliant for a summer drink in the sunny beer garden (probably the best in brighton. incidentally, can anyone find a spacious, green beer garden in brighton?) great thai food for £5 ish. excellent.
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Gave this place another chance, just to be fair. Different bar staff, different service. Upgrading my rating accordingly.
Almost forgot: food. Although there seems to be a fad for Thai food in a lot of Brighton pubs and , as a result there is some average Thai to be had, the food here should not be ignored
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Be careful if you go in here when the ABM (for that is what he seemed to be)is visiting: Manageress totally ignored me in order to chat to her boss (I was the only person at the bar, with two or three other people sitting at tables) whilst I was quietly awaiting a refill and the barman almost had to be copped around the neck with a shepherd's crook to realise that I might actually be desirous of a second drink.
Menu looked interesting, though I am not a great one for Thai food at lunchtime.
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Rather trendy! Less atmospheric than when it was the goth-infested Green Dragon, but the drinks are OK and the food can be superb. The barstaff are good on the whole, and a couple of them work their socks off. Not the best pub in Brighton, but perfectly OK.
anonymous - 28 Aug 2005 20:26 |