When it comes to Brighton’s impressive collection of independent and big-name pubs, it can be difficult to pick just one to visit. But with a pub crawl around Brighton, you can explore the city, try out several of Brighton’s top venues and enjoy some delicious drinks with your friends, all in one evening. Whether you want to join an organised pub crawl event, book your own private birthday pub crawl, or organise the evening yourself, read on to find the best pub crawl companies, events and routes in Brighton.
Guided Pub Crawl Routes in Brighton
Brighton Pub Crawl
For a true pub crawl experience, look no further than Brighton Pub Crawl, offering a crawl of 4 pubs and bars, finishing with a club, every Friday and Saturday. The tour is bursting with bargains, including free entry to 5 venues, with drinks deals and complimentary shots at each venue. You will also have a photographer all night long, to capture the good vibes and great memories.
Whether you are solo pub crawling or in a group of buds, you will get to experience the highlights of Brighton’s nightlife with a vibrant group of other party-goers, led by an expert party guide. Pub crawling in a group is the perfect way to meet new people with whom to enjoy each venue, to sip a cocktail or play some party games.
You and your fellow pub-crawlers will be shown the best bits of this vibrant city, by your knowledgeable guide, who will keep the fun going with hilarious drinking games, and freebies and will be sure to answer any questions you have about Brighton’s bustling nightlife.
With tickets starting at £15 for early birds, or £20 for a standard ticket, you will enjoy great value for money for your night. Plus, groups of 4 people or more can enjoy a substantial group discount, with tickets for just £12.50!
Website: https://brightonpubcrawl.com/
Telephone: +44 20 8164 0311
Email: hello@brightonpubcrawl.com
Book Ticket Here – Support WeLoveBrighton.com (£20)On The Rocks Pub Crawl
Another fabulous way to enjoy a guided pub crawl is through On The Rocks, who offer serious discounts for students and Brighton locals, meaning you can enjoy all the fun of a pub crawl on a budget. The classic On The Rocks pub crawl includes partying the night away at 4 of Brighton’s best bars and clubs, exclusive drinks deals at the venues for On The Rocks pub-crawler, free shots at each venue and a photographer to capture the magic.
For a pub crawl experience with a difference, why not try one of On The Rocks’ special themed pub crawls? Expect themed fun, dressing up and some amazing photos with special Christmas, Halloween, Easter and St. Patrick’s Day crawls, to name a few!
Students can enjoy an exclusive student bar crawl, whether you’re getting together for a student group social or university society event. Brighton-Based Societies can enjoy seriously discounted tickets, at just £5 per person! Plus, the society execs go for free, meaning On The Rocks is a seriously good value choice for a student or university society pub crawl event.
Hens and Stags can also enjoy special and private pub crawls with On The Rocks, for the perfect way to celebrate the beginning of married life in Brighton. Expect free tickets for the Hen or Stag, along with the ability to choose your own route, free photography all night long and free queue-jump club entry.
Plus, if it’s your birthday – you can pub crawl for free! Just use the coupon code HICCUPS when booking (and remember to bring your ID to prove it).
Website: https://ontherocksbarcrawl.com/brighton/
Telephone: +44 (0) 1273013307
Email: info@ontherocksbarcrawl.com
Book Ticket Here – Support WeLoveBrighton.com (£20)Self-Guided Pub Crawl Routes in Brighton
Pub Crawl From Station to Seafront
This epic self-guided pub crawl route will take you directly from Brighton Station to the legendary seafront, via some of Brighton’s best bars and pubs.
Venues: 8 & Total Walking Time: 19 minutes
Stop 1: The Green Door Store
Starting your pub crawl at Brighton Train Station, head straight to Green Door Store. This edgy venue is based in a warehouse under the arches of Brighton’s train station and offers free entry, fantastic live music and a covered outdoor area.
Stop 2: The Prince Albert
Walk just two minutes down the road and you will find The Prince Albert, a colourful building you simply can’t miss! Expect quality drinks and a buzzing atmosphere, as well as the regular live music events, to continue the evening in style.
Stop 3: The Foundry
Four minutes further into the centre is The Foundry, a traditional Brighton pub and the perfect place to experience all things classically Brighton. You can soak up the glow of the on-site fireplace, and play a few rounds of the old-fashioned iconic Sussex Pub game – Toads, or Toad in the Hole.
Stop 4: The Dorset
At the halfway point of the crawl, head just two minutes round the corner to The Dorset, in the heart of the legendary North Laines in Brighton. For nearly 200 years, The Dorset has been an essential part of Brighton’s pub life, offering impressive and delicious food if you’re getting peckish halfway through the crawl.
Stop 5: William the Fourth
Head straight down the road for another two minutes and you will reach William the Fourth, a hubbub of friendly visitors and staff with a great atmosphere. Make the most of their impressive collection of craft ales, classic cocktails or fruity gins, all while enjoying either the cosy indoor vibe or the outside seating.
Stop 6: Seven Stars
Four minutes down the road, passing through the famous North Street awaits Seven Stars, housed in an eye-catching building of elaborate architecture. Alongside classic cask ales, this traditional pub offers a range of delicious home-cooked food for a pub-crawl snack, including small bites like mushroom arancini and Cajun halloumi fries.
Stop 7: The Black Lion
The penultimate stop on the station-seafront pub crawl is The Black Lion, just two minutes further down Ship Street. The pub is home to a delicious selection of cocktails, as well as some of Brighton’s best live music and DJs to keep the party going into the early hours.
Stop 8: The Star and Garter
If you’re not already partied out, then head three minutes down to the beach to The Star and Garter for the final stop on this pub crawl. With views over the sea, you can let your hair down in this historic pub to one of the regular DJs and live music events, or simply sit back and enjoy a beer and a freshly-made pizza while looking out over the sea.
Pub Crawl Along the Seafront
Another fantastic pub-crawl route, this time starting in Hove and walking along the iconic coastline, soaking up the legendary i360, ruined pier and bustling seafront, with fabulous stops at seaside pubs.
Venues: 5 & Total Walking Time: 30 minutes
Stop 1: The Brunswick
Starting your crawl in Hove, settle in at The Brunswick – a characterful pub right on the Hove seafront. Why not settle in early and make the most of the regular live music events, or enjoy some of the delicious hot food and snacks as you prepare yourself for an evening of seaside shenanigans.
Stop 2: The Lion & Lobster
Once your food has settled, take a leisurely ten-minute stroll along the seafront to your second stop, The Lion and Lobster. This unforgettable pub is packed with eclectic décor, cosy seats and heaps of nooks and crannies in which you and your fellow crawlers can take a seat and soak up the ambience.
Stop 3: The Hole in the Wall
Your next stop is just an eight-minute wander along the coast, passing by the i360 – the perfect spot to capture an Instagrammable pic as a reminder of your pub-crawl evening. The Hole in the Wall is a super-cosy pub, with a delightful collection of craft beers from the country’s top breweries.
Stop 4: Brighton Music Hall
Four minutes along the beachfront is your penultimate stop: Brighton Music Hall. This iconic seafront venue couldn’t be closer to the beach, making it an unmissable venue to enjoy a cocktail while looking out to sea. Also on offer here are freely bookable Beach Huts with heaters, log fires, smart voice-control speakers and views out to sea, as well as heated outdoor seating where you can soak up the daily live music.
Stop 5: East Street Tap
Your final stop awaits you 8 minutes away, just up from the seafront of central Brighton, at the funky and historic East Street Tap, dating back from 1568. With a great selection of keg and cask beers, spirits and wine, as well as regular live bands and events in the upstairs area, you are sure to end the night with a bang at East Street Tap. Be prepared for cracking tunes and serious boogying!
Whether you opt for a guided pub crawl with a group, or a self-guided roam around Brighton, a pub crawl will let you enjoy some of the best venues and most bustling nightlife Brighton has to offer.
