I used to work their I miss the place best couple owed it ,love Leanne and Steve and everyone else…read moretheir it's been far to long I will be down for drink one weekend/ or Friday night soon Got to be done

Great bar, great atmosphere, great music.......always guarantee a fab night in there!!!!!read more

Amazing Brighton pub. Major league bar, numerous seating with inside upper deck looking down on…read moremain level. We walked up to discover a world-class soccer/football celebration. There Brits truly understand how to celebrate one of their favorite sports teams, Liverpool FC. Never experienced anything like the hugging, singing, dancing and DRINKING, then more hugging, singing, dancing and DRINKING. . The fans didn't know us and mattered not, they fully embraced us. Loved this time!!!

The 'Font' is an unusual place. Situated in the heart of the historic lanes, in an area full of…read moreexpensive jewelry shops and antique booksellers, this is bigger and brasher than most of its surrounding competitors. It is a converted church, hence the name, and its highlight is the upper galleried floor. The place is round in shape, so from the front of the upstairs, you can look over the railing down onto the madness below. Partly for this reason, it is a popular place to watch football - get here early if you're here to watch a game. There is no pretension or trendiness about this place- it is a bold, busy pub to get drunk in and eat some cheap food. However, there is nothing wrong with that, and it can be surprisingly relaxing in the quieter daytimes.

The food is lovely, for £5 you get a huge meal that is bound to fill you up and it all tastes…read morebrilliant. The drinks are quite expensive even for soft drinks but they do have a nice range of drinks available. The seating area is a bit of a tight fit when it's busy.

Nice atmosphere. Food ok, good service.read more

A small joke to sum up the Albion:…read more "Man walks into a bar... the music stops, everyone looks at him and then some tumbleweed rolls past." My opinion of this place may be skewed simply because of one bad visit bad but it seems like the type of place that favours the stereotypical pub bloke. It isn't a bad place; it's distinctly average. For sports fans there's a big screen. Free Wi-fi makes it a good place to grab a pint and check your emails. It would be a good local for those in the immediate vicinity but even so I would rather try any number of other places nearby.

We've had a couple of really nice Sunday afternoon sessions in the Albion and I found it very…read morefriendly indeed. There's nothing that makes it stand out from any of the other pubs in the area but I couldn't really fault it. Its a really attractive looking place and the interior is in really good shape. The landlord's been there for 30 years so that tells you somethings going well as the pub game can be extremely transient in regards to owners and staff. We had a really nice Sunday roast in there, we had to wait a little while but they were heaving at the time and were very apologetic. It was only £6.50 too! I think its a great place to pop in for a few pints early evening before hitting the main town.

This place is great! My colleagues and I discovered this pub coming back from dinner one night. I…read morewish I found it sooner. We've been back three nights in a row so far. When I think of cozy English pubs, this is what comes to my American mind. The owners are amazing and we love talking with them every night.

We came here in the football match day. It was the only pub in Winchester which checked tables…read morebefore saying "we are fully booked" like others did with us. Great service and beer. Good for watching sport games on tv.

Yes yes yes! I love this pub! Its cozy, old fashioned and probably not a lot of peoples cup of tea…read morebut its full of old, down to earth people and has some really nice beers on offer. The building is beautiful and the interior is largely untouched but not tacky. This is a real public house! Not a 'Gastro' pub full of ponces. The food isn't going to win any medals but its really good and prepared really well. The curry night on a Thursday is definitely worth going for. Its an ideal place to head to for lunch or with a large group but I prefer to sit on my own, in the corner reading my newspaper and enjoying my pint of Harveys.

This pub was used by my Aunt and Uncle back in the 40's/50's, and I can remember going there with…read moremy parents. We hadn't used it for ages until about five years ago when there was a family wake there. The food then was absolutely terrific, as was the attitude and service of the staff. Sadly, it was used again yesterday for the same reason and I am very happy to say that my original thoughts about the place has not changed. They were terrific! Well kept cellar, as the bitter was perfect. Excellent buffet provided at, what I'm told, a very reasonable price. Thank you.

The Oak is a nice, friendly local pub, with a mixed clientele…read more. It's not the flashest place in the world, and St James St certainly has posher places to offer. However, if you want a pint and a chat with the friendly bar staff, this is the place to go. It's a long, thin place. The main seating area is at the front, and although traditional in feel is still light and airy. The primary attraction for me though is the sheltered, sunny garden at the back. The high walls keep out the sea breezes, and in summer there is often a barbeque. The annual 'Oakfest' also takes place here.

No longer "The Royal Oak", renamed. "Shortts" and on.this visit, quie the mixed bag…read more On the plus side, the staff are lovely, welcoming, warm and very Irish, which us no bad thing. The decor is simple, but with an interesting ceiling!! ' But, the roast I had was pretty dire. Tough beef, raw veg, and not a full plate. But the gravy was good and how wrong can you go with Aunt Bessies roast potatoes (!!!) So, not a bad pub, just a bad roast. Come for one, avoid the other.

Bar & pool tables. Happy hour, think it is between 5 -7, but maybe wrong. went to Eastbourne for a…read morefew day holiday. You can hire, at the time of being there it was FREE hire

The King & Queen on Marlborough Place in Brighton is a traditional public house built on the…read morefoundations of a twelfth century farmhouse serving coffee, beers and cocktails with various specials, local, wider domestic and imported. They also have a menu of great looking pub fare, although I didn't sample their wares. It has been rebuilt a couple of times over the years and opened in its current form in the 1920s. The interior decor is where old meets new with traditional stained glass, coats of arms, leather couches, low and high top tables and a well stocked bar area. There's also a more modern Pit Stop area up a rounded stair overlooking the main pub floor. The area is spacious and comfortable with several televisions playing football matches and chill musical ambiance. The bartenders are attentive and always ready to answer your questions, make recommendations, and tell you the local history, whether about local brewery Harvey's in Lewes, or the evolution of the grounds and buildings. There are also several gaming machines, a pinball, and a pool table. If you're looking for a historic pub to relax and recharge, this is the place to be.

Nice spot to catch a pint and nosh. Score a table in the courtyard if you can...sports on all…read moretelevisions.