The Hungry Years, Brighton - pub details

Hungry Years

Address: 8 Marine Parade, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2 1TA [map] [gmap]

Tel: 01273 604409

Nearest train stations Brighton (0.7 miles), London Road - Brighton (1.2 miles), Hove (2 miles)

Pub suggested by John on 11 Aug 2003

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Now the Charles Street bar. A gay pick up place. If thats what your looking for, ya just found it. Personnaly I wish it was still the Hungry Years.
forresearchpurposesonly - 7 May 2007 23:12
I used to go to the pub with my then-boyfriend and the club with my mate Guy. The landlady was an interesting character. The club was pretty cool, when I used to go the DJ sent round a list so everyone could put down a few requests. The seating on the sides of the room with the dance floor in the middle was a bit reminiscent of a school disco, but didn't make it any less charming to me. I know when it shut a lot of people felt they had no choice but to trek up to London for a decent night out. Well missed.
kutiepie6662003 - 19 Feb 2006 14:31
It certainly is missed - by the brighton alternative community in general and by me and others who've commented here specifically!

Okay, so it had its drawbacks but it was a true institution and a legend in its day. But don't bother going there now, it's been sanitised and turned into a characterless 'Bar'.
Lucy - 20 Oct 2004 13:45
The old Hungry Years was an institution; great music, no frills - how can anyone say it is not missed??? My friends & I travelled halfway across the country to go there whenever we could (not often enough). I used to be there every week when I lived nearby. Best rock club I've ever known. "Stuffed full" of smackheads & "dog rough women" is unfair; sometimes there were a few, but less than most clubs. The great thing about the Years was the music & the atmosphere - that's why we all went there ('91-2000) - certainly wasn't for the beer. We were all GUTTED when it closed. I didn't know it had been reopened or that there was a travelling show - thanks for the info.
ali - 29 Sep 2004 11:04
I'm not dog rough or a smackhead neither were my friends and i was friends with mosy of the regs down there in the good old days. it smashed our community in the gob when they closed it down. we all miss it. now all we have is the facist pit and nights for townie wannabe metallers
Anna - candyheavenly@yahoo.com - 31 May 2004 18:47

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