Pub With No Name, Brighton

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Had Sunday lunch today. It's better than most and nearly the best in Hanover but that's where the positives end. There are always 2 bar staff on duty for this shift and they only employ the most laid back individuals with low standards and little sense of urgency or customer satisfaction. It's a shame as the food is always as good as the service is poor.
jim66 - 13 Feb 2011 14:32
The athmosphere wasn't exactly friendly, but the food looked amazing. All in all, there are far better places in Brighton to eat and drink. (Plus, what a ridiculous name?!)
suziegringle - 31 Oct 2008 11:20
Ben's leaving folks! - this could be the end for this bozzer.
JohnnyCrow - 6 Jul 2007 14:03
Good food, good pub, little bit too pncey for it's own good but has balls to back it up so not as bad as it could be.

Roasts are damn fine :)
Tetsugaku - 24 Apr 2007 17:16
A fine establishment, and a great second (or second to last) stop on the Hanover crawl. Sadly though has recently succumbed to the really really big screen tv plague, and when there is a cup game (any cup game!) seems like a room full of staring goons.

When it's not got the TV's on it's well worth a visit.
antmiller - 10 Jan 2007 18:29
Very friendly Pub.
Children in till 7.30
Dogs too. they can probably stay as long as they want.
Very mixed crowd, worth a visit.

JohnnyCrow - 6 Sep 2006 14:34
Not worth the walk up but if your at the top of the hill anyway its quite a nice place. Mostly locals judging by the number of kids around when I was last in there but friendly enough and I must say the food looked above average.
forresearchpurposesonly - 18 Aug 2006 23:31
this pub is called' the pub with no name'. therefore it has a name.
afcgazzard - 29 Jun 2006 09:51
Top of the range & top of the hill. You'll need a drink after the walk up Southover Street. Food now extended to 9.30 in the evening - even on Sunday.
New chef adding lots of new (non mexican) dishes to the present Mexican menu. Southover Street is a pub crawl on it's own. Start here and work your way down via the Charles Napier (real ale/locals) Dover Castle (young crowd/huge menu)and end up at the Greys (excellent food/beer/music)


TuftUno - 8 Sep 2005 12:45

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