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Lovely food in here lunch time.
guinness awesome too.
Service good.
Go for it boys and girls.
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Went here about 12.30 on a Thursday in April, staff were friendly, Guinness was fine, had a pulled pork sandwich that came with nice chips and great onion rings. Toilets were spotless (if pubs can't be bothered to clean the bits you can see what happens to the lines & kitchens???). By 1 the place was full of people having lunch. Will stop here again next time i'm down.
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Quirky and welcoming, with trendy patrons. King's Brighton Best was in good condition. Handy for this part of town. Didn't try the food but it seemed interesting enough to tempt a further visit.
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Visited the pub on Saturday 30th. Tried the "blonde" real ale and wasn't disappointed. My wife enjoyed her red wine too. Pub was filled with a mixture of local types and tourists and seemed a good mix. Only downside was the high prices for the beer.
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Visited this pub last May. The ale was spot on (2 Harveys I believe). Food was good, staff were excellent and friendly, this place just felt right. Evenings that week didn't feel right unless I visited. Can't wait to call again in May this year !
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I've been to Brighton loads of times but until last week had never visited this pub. It was quiet on Saturday afternoon but we still managed to stay for a couple of rounds. Quirky decor with old LP covers for menus. Friendly staff who served me an excellent pint of Dark Star's Hophead. There is another bar downstairs with character but this was closed on our visit.
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Unpretentious pub ideally located just back from the Prom. Top pint of Harvey's Sussex Bitter
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Very busy, hard to get a seat but lovely food and atmosphere upstairs, downstairs can be hit and miss but if you hire it out it's ace.
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Busier than I've ever seen it before on a thursday afternoon. Geezers in suits. Oh well...
Still decent but it might need to sharpen up its range on tap and it's not particularly exciting.
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The menu now appears to change daily, however the range of ales on offer does need to improve. Having said that, you will struggle to find a better pub in the centre of town.
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Good beer in a good atmosphere.
What more do you need?
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An excellent pub. The interior is really nicely done, especially upstairs. Downstairs there are a lot of sofas and armchairs. Food is really well done, but the menu rarely changes. Some mid-week nights there is live music. A well run pub with a great atmosphere- a nice find in the centre of Brighton.
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I like this pub.
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Its okay in here, interesting decor (waving fans on the walls), but a bit gloomy...
Seems there's a hidden part downstairs and not just a trek to the toilets
Not been packed on my couple of visits here...
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The Squid & Starfish will be missed!
Tends to be full of mid 30's Brightonians who are tying to recapture their youth (its open late at the weekends, so they almost feel like they've been clubbing, but without to put up with the noise!).
That said, excellent food!
anonymous - 13 Sep 2006 17:08 |
Next to the backpackers hostel...
Well-kept Guinness as I recall. Suitably dour bar staff but comfortable enough. Grab a stool at the bar and look dour too. It's surpisingly pleasurable.
Would re-visit.
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A new pub, close to the seafront, replacing the Squid & Starfish bar. The drinks are fairly run-of-the-mill, but the food menu is astoundingly good, one of the best I've ever seen!
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