Bath Arms Brighton

Bath Arms Brighton

Laine Brew Co. ales in a classic Brighton Lanes pub

Bath Arms Brighton is a wood-clad pub dominating one of Brighton’s narrow lanes and packed with plenty of traditional charm – apparently it’s the oldest licensed premises in the area going back over 150 years. It offers space for diners and groups, and it pulls in a good crowd most evenings and weekends – when you may find that standing room is all that’s available.

The bar is split in two sections; the main area surrounds a central bar with a scattering of high and low tables and standing space, while a dark and secluded dining-focused area extends back and to the left of the bar.

On last visit a good range of food was on offer from light bites, sandwiches and sharing dishes through to mains like steak, burgers, fish and Sunday roasts.

This pub offers a variety of cask options and, while it seems to now be run by Laine Pub Co, the bar still appears to major on Shepherd Neame favourites. Beer and cider events have been known to pop up here from time to time.

There are many reasons to find this place alluring while cruising the Brighton cobbles and the Bath Arms Brighton is a charming and popular place to while away your time when in the centre of town.