The Bright Helm, Brighton

Execpt for the cheap booze deals, (and they are cheap), stay as far away from this place as possible, unless you're a Ben Shermen, drain-pipe trouser wearing sheep. Sorry

6 Feb 2005 10:31

The Temple Bar, Brighton

A great pub for all needs, the upstairs pool room is perfect with it's 2 tables and own bar and toilets. Downstairs there is plenty of seats and the food is pretty good.
The only thing i would say about it is try to avoid it if there is a big match on and you're not the biggest footy or rugger fans, you could find yourself a bit lost with nowhere to sit and you'll be shouting over the crowd.
Great atmosphere.

6 Feb 2005 10:27

The Providence, Hove

From the outside this pub just looks like any other Yates/Wetherspoon Hole, and I guess you would be right. Except for the live bands the have on Friday nights, which have been exellent and range from Indie to Rock and Grunge, it doesn't have a great deal more to offer. You can usually find a seat as it's pretty large and it comes with the usual company style menu, burgers, wraps, dips, chips and chicken wings. I only go for the music when it is transformed for a night into a great venue.

6 Feb 2005 10:22