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    Mrs Fitzherberts

    3.9 (16 reviews)
    ModeratePubs, Music Venues
    Closed 12:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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    Felix T.

    This is a good pub within the new Jubilee area of Brighton. I really love the surrounding area, this is particularly relevant given the level of outdoor seating that Fitzherberts offers. The pub is very charming, while the decor is quite minimal, it is all very tasteful and warm. The atmosphere here is very good, especially on a busy evening when there are dozens of people outside, also when the Mash Tun is busy. On some evenings you'll also find live music here, but music that is actually quite good in comparison to the usual free music most pubs offer. I've been here and seen cello and bass players offering up modern take on the classical art form.

    Laura H.

    Fitzherbets appreciates good music. They frequently have live bands and performances which is always encouraging however, today I wasted away an hour or so in there just listening to a live remastered Cream concert - absolute perfection. Often Fitzherberts gets overlooked with the packed out Mashtun next door however they share many of the same perks of being situated of New street (aka. Top people watching district). Getting a table out front will allow you to watch the world go by, enjoy live acts which often set up at the unitarian church opposite- on weekends there is always something going on. The bar is small and doesnt have the most expansive collection of drinks but the staff are friendly and put on some brilliant cds. Inside is cosy with fairy lights, candles and lots of art on the walls to consider over a pint. Music lovers should not miss out!

    Qype User (tessla…)

    I've only been in here once, and it was the beginning of winter, and this is probably the cosiest pub you could wander into on a cold winter's night. It's tiny, got squared bay sash windows, is incredibly dark but is illuminated by hundreds of blue fairy lights draped across the walls. The lack of space means it's nearly always a bit of a fight to get to the bar, especially for small people like me, so I'd recommend taking a giant with you to get noticed and not trampled on. The outside seating area is probably bigger than the actual pub, and in the summer this comes alive with the sounds of live bands and entertainment. They also do food but I've not tried it. I've yet to venture back in here again, but fully intend to do so as it's lovely.

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    Review Highlights - Mrs Fitzherberts

    I first discovered it after refusing to worm my way to the rammed bar in the Mash Tun, and I've never looked back.

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    Queensbury Arms

    3.3(3 reviews)
    0.5 mi
    ££

    This tiny pub - also known as 'the Hole in the Wall' - is tucked away at the sea-front end of…read moreQueensbury Mews. Reputed to be Brighton's smallest pub, it has two small rooms either side of a central bar, serving a couple of real ales, and the usual range of lagers, wines and spirits. The decor is plush and cosy - rather like the inside of a theatre. This is appropriate, as the walls are covered with hundreds of old theatre posters and signed photos of theatre performers. (Or should that be 'artistes'?) It's reputed that Laurence Olivier (among others) once drank here. The staff are very friendly, and it attracts a loyal following of (mostly) gay men, although it's not exclusively gay. A perfect spot to escape from the winter gales on Brighton sea-front.

    The Queensbury Arms, weather it intends to be or not, is something a bit different. This pokey…read morelittle pub behind the Hilton is rich with the kind of charm normally possessed by an old Gay thespian. The seats are of faded pinkish velvet and the air somehow stuffy as though thick with back stage stories from days that have long since come to pass. It's not going to be everybody's cup of tea, but if you've ever watched the fast show's Arthur Atkinson story and aside from the comedy been taken in by the romance of 1950's theatre this place is well worth a trip. The drinks selection's not bad either it has the usual standards and last trip a made there I enjoyed some Harveys Sussex best and marvelled with complete ignorance at the signed monochrome photos across the back wall.

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    Hop Poles

    4.2(41 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    ££

    I hate leaving bad reviews but I am worried someone might DIE here…read more I ordered a whisky and after sitting down noticed it had fruit flies in it. I went back to the bartender and he apologized and then offered me another drink. I looked at multiple bottles and ALL of them had flies. I said they needed to throw them away and I would just take a beer. He gave me a beer free and then went outside to hang with my friend. I then watched him pour the bottles through a strainer and then back into the bottles. Not only did they never rinse the glass but didn't rinse the strainer that had the flies in it. So - Do NOT drink any whisky in this place. In fact don't drink any hard liquor in this place. Other bottles had flies but didn't see them "recycling" them. Bartender was very nice and amicable but this place should be shut down. Someone will get sick. No idea if they clean their beer lines or not but just stay away.

    Five minutes walk from Brighton Centre, The Dome and Corn Exchange, the Hop Poles is a great pub to…read morego to after a gig. I went here after seeing Kings of Leon and Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds earlier this year and noticed lots of other people from the shows wander in. The staff are friendly, the bar stock everything from Guiness and ale to quality spirits and the atmosphere is warm and bustling. There's clusters of wooden chairs and tables and a window seat where you can watch the world go by or strike up conversations with - equally intoxicated - locals.

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    The Mesmerist

    3.8(18 reviews)
    0.2 mi
    ££

    As far as Brighton bars go, The Mesmerist is maybe as most versatile as you're going to find…read more Came here with a party of 30 people. I let Cat, the booking manager, know the situation, and she was a wizard at making sure everyone had the food that they ordered. We had a room upstairs to ourselves, and everyone loved the food and service. We all got what we had pre-ordered with Cat, and the people who didn't preorder were proffered dinner in a timely fashion. The food was great! I got the tomato tart and the beef cheek. I had never had a tomato tart before but really enjoyed it, and I thought the beef cheek was very tender. Other people raved about the fries. There were lots of vegetarian and vegan options. Drinks were good! I had a cocktail called "The Bees Knees," which I really liked. There are plenty of beers on tap, and the waitstaff gets around to bar belly-uppers quickly. The space is amazing. There's a second story, rooftop courtyard, and a large downstairs area for dancing, live music, picture taking, and a brewery/beer store attached. As someone who loves lots of diversions and micro-vibes within a bar, I really enjoyed bopping between all of these areas. What better way to finish off the night than to catch a trio downstairs playing motown and rock? These guys were terrific: the bass player/singer was getting the crowd dancing, and the guitar player and drummer were seamlessly providing a groovy beat. This band is good enough for a high cover and the Mesmerist brought them in on a Thursday night, no cover. Thanks for everything, Mesmerist!

    The Mesmerist is a bar in the very centre of Brighton. As far as bars go, this is definitely a…read moredecent one. As it is central, it is pretty much always busy - and particularly in the evenings - but it doesn't take long to get served as the staff are efficient. The decor is really rather lovely. It has a very vintage feel to it which goes well with the music that they play which I believe is soft jazz (I am not very good with those sorts of genres so please forgive me if I am wrong!). Upstairs, there are several tables and it feels homely but spacious at the same time. I have not had food here in a few years but from what I can remember it is very decent indeed.

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