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Brighton is awash with a buzz of excitement and activity, whether the creative Brighton Arts Festival or the fabulous Gay Pride festival. The plethora of bars/clubs, theatres and restaurants for the evening and lazy days on the beach all make Brighton a fantastic place to come to. Don't forget the largest city shopping area outside of London in the Laines, Churchill Square Shopping Mall and Brighton & Hove Town Centre. Forget 'London by the sea' - Support maison mascara to make Brighton into the new New York! We have links on this page to websites for many sources of entertainment in Brighton. We are not responsible for these external websites. |
Restaurants Moshi Moshi Harry's English Paston Place Clubs Concorde 2 Revenge Volks Ocean Rooms Po Na Na Honey club Things to do in Brighton Brighton Dome Komedia Brighton Centre Brighton Walks Brighton Racecourse Brighton Festival Watersports Sailing Sailing Corporate Events Services Activity holidaysAttractions Royal Pavilion Brighton Pier Brighton water tours Brighton and Hove Museums and Art Galleries Race course Sealife centreGay and LesbianBrighton Pride Festival Gay Brighton Pink UK GScene Real Brighton - online listings Shopping Art Galleries White Gallery Alexander Gallery First Light Spa's and massage treatment services: Pubs/Bars Ali Cats - Brills Lane just off East Street. Tucked away this is an underground bar with a cool, funky edge to it. Above Audio - Marine Parade, perfect drinking hole for some pre-Audio clubbing. Bath Arms - Meeting House Lane, central location in the south laines, for those who like their traditional pub. Fortune of War- King's Road Arches, on the beach this is a great place to chill after your sunbathing extravaganza. Freemasons - Western Road towards Hove. Nice looking pub with good food. Gemini - Kings road arches, Beach. Usually has a band playing ouside on weekends and has lots of outside sea view tables. The George - Trafalgar Street, North Laines. Vege food and a beer garden. The Globe - Middle Street, Central Brighton. Fantastic, friendly pub with basement with compfy sofas and the strangest collection of books I have ever seen. Hop Poles - Middle Street, Central Brighton. Just up the road from the Globe, this is an ideal watering hole for the thirsty, has beer garden and crazy design features. Windmill - Upper North Street, near maison mascara. For those who need a drink as soon as they reach the b&b. Also tables outside. Good crowd. TheLion and Lobster - Silwood Street, near maison mascara, has a band every now and again and fine ales. Brighton's newest Tabloid- "The Daily Snail"
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The Laines A network of small streets filled with lots of independent shops, designer labels, cafes and restaurants. Divided into the North and South Laines they are a wonderful place to shop, browse or just have a coffee. The Royal Pavillion A famous palace with an Eastern design. Set in the grounds of a wonderful park, this place is very romantic at night. The Pier Rides for kids young and old as well as amusement arcades, fortune telling and wonderful views of the seafront. The Marina Nice for a stroll by lots of boats there is a casino, bars, restaurants and also boat rides available from here. The Sea Life Centre See many different kinds of aquatic life, close to the pier. Preston Manor Ghost tours as seen on Tv's "most haunted" around this historic building. Preston Drove , BN1 6SD Sussex County Cricket Club Eaton Road
, BN3 3AN. 01273 827100 Watch the local team in Brighton 01273 776992 Bicycle Hire Cycles are available for hire at the West Pier (the old pier). Contact Sunrise Cycle Hire, 01273 748881 TheatresTheatres Brighton Dome/ Corn Exchange - Church Street Joogleberry Playhouse - 14 Manchester Street Komedia - Comedy club, Gardner street North Laines area. Marlborough - Princes Street New Venture - Bedford Place Nightingale - Queens Road The Old Market - Market Street Theatre Royal - New Road Hill Barn Golf Club, Worthing For keen golfers there is the Hill Barn golf club a short train / car journey away in Worthing. See their website (click here) for details of the day rate and locationPersonal Shopper/Stylist Rachel Young provides directional style and image advice and knows where to shop in Brighton to give you the look you want. Call her on 07766 318813 or visit her website.
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Reviews Bar Koba is an exclusive venue for discerning people. Perfect for early evening pre-dinner drinks. 3 bars including one open to the public. Sexy and seductive with a large selection of high quality cocktails and champagne including Heidsiek & Cristal this is Brighton's premier venue. It attracts a clientele ranging from trendy art students to celebrities to the funked-up pre-club crowd. Unstuffy and appealing we highly recommend Koba. It is very near Maison Mascara, situated on Western road. Entry to private members bar for guests of Maison Mascara by advance booking (ideally at least 48 hours prior to your stay starting). Marrakesh Lounge Located round the corner from Maison Mascara on 128 Western Road, the Marrakesh lounge is the ideal place to have a coffee or drink after you have checked in. With a distinctive, warm, welcoming atmosphere and Margrebi charm you can have a la carte food until 9pm and drink at this cafe bar until late. See Brighton gig reviews/ buy tickets See listings of theatre events
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