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Brighton’s Best Rooftop Bars and Terraces

If you are in Brighton with your other half and want to enjoy the beautiful weather, there is no better option than to visit one of the many rooftop bars in the city, and perhaps surprise your partner with a bouquet of flowers. Brighton has a variety of options to suit all tastes and budgets. Here are some of the best rooftop bars and terraces Brighton has to offer.

The Salt Room

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The Salt Room is one of the most famous rooftop bars in Brighton and is located right by the sea. It offers stunning views of the sea and the West Pier. The bar is known for its delicious cocktails and tasty food. The price is a bit higher than other bars, but the ambience and the view definitely make it worth it.

The Grand Brighton

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The Grand Brighton is a well-known hotel that also has a rooftop terrace. The bar is stylishly decorated and offers great views of the city and the sea. It is on the same price level as The Salt Room.

The Walrus

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The Walrus is a pub with a rooftop terrace in downtown Brighton. The bar is known for its relaxed atmosphere and good food. There is also a great selection of beers and cocktails at affordable prices. The rooftop terrace offers great views of the city and is definitely worth a visit.

The Ivy in the Lanes

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The Ivy in the Lanes is another popular spot for cocktails and food. The bar offers an elegant atmosphere and a terrace overlooking the city. Prices are a bit higher than in traditional bars, but the food and cocktails are of the highest quality.

The Mesmerist

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The Mesmerist is a pub in the heart of Brighton that offers a rooftop terrace overlooking the city. The definite highlight of this place is the live music that plays every evening. Prices are affordable and there is a wide selection of drinks and food.

Malmaison Brighton

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Malmaison Brighton is a boutique hotel with a rooftop terrace and bar. It is probably the most stylish bar on our list as everyone who ever visited it says that they have never been to a place quite like it. It falls into the moderate price range.

FAQ:

  • Which City has the Tallest Rooftop Bar in the World?

The highest rooftop bar in the world is located in Dubai. The bar is called “At.mosphere” and is located in the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world.

  • What is the Tallest Bar in London?

The highest bar in London is the “Gong Bar” in the Shangri-La Hotel in the Shard. It is located on the 52nd floor of the building and offers a breathtaking view of the city.

  • What is the Oldest Bar in the UK?

One of the oldest continuously operating bars in the UK is believed to be The Ye Olde Fighting Cocks in St. Albans, Hertfordshire. It dates back to the 8th century and has been serving customers for over a thousand years. The pub has a long and fascinating history, and it is said to have been visited by historical figures such as Oliver Cromwell and Charles Dickens.

  • What is the Hardest Bar to Get Into in the World?

It’s difficult to determine definitively which bar is the hardest to get into in the world since there are so many factors that can contribute to this, such as the popularity of the bar, its exclusivity, the location, the type of clientele, and the door policy.

That being said, some bars that are known for being notoriously difficult to get into include:

  • Please Don’t Tell (PDT) in New York City;
  • The Dead Rabbit in New York City;
  • The Artesian in London;
  • 28 Hong Kong Street in Singapore;
  • The Jerry Thomas Speakeasy in Rome.

Please note that the door policies and exclusivity of these bars may change over time, and other bars may have similar reputations.

There are over 500 pubs in Brighton and Hove, which provide a wide range of places to eat and drink. All of these pubs are different, some are perfect for a night out with friends, while others are extremely romantic and are best suited for couples.

Andy Macpherson

Andy Macpherson is a Brighton-based blogger, amateur golfer and photographer with a passion for capturing the essence of his surroundings. Born and raised in Hove, he has spent almost his entire life exploring the streets and beaches of Brighton, always with a DLSR in hand. When he's not out taking photos or hacking his way around the golf course, Andy can often be found gorging on Pad Thai. As a self-proclaimed foodie, Andy is always on the lookout for new restaurants and dishes to try, which is the main reason behind why he loves reviewing food places for the site.