According to The Lost Pubs Project, there are 34,255 pubs still in existence in England today, but four close every day of the week. One gem that has thankfully been saved is The Half Moon in Kirdford – a little village out Chichester way and a 45-minute drive from Brighton.
Back at the start of November one of my readers asked me: “where is the best place in Brighton for mulled wine?” I had an idea of where I’d like to recommend but further research was needed to be sure. So I went on a mission to find out which pubs were serving mulled drinks, how much they cost and most importantly, which tasted best.
A Review of Flank Brighton A pop-up restaurant with a sustainable meat & plant-based menu There’s a new awakening happening amongst foodies – a conscience movement to more sustainable, healthier eating.…
The Connaught Pub on Hove Street is a lush little spot for a drink. It’s cosy, sophisticated and the staff are really friendly. I’ve eaten here a couple of times and I would recommend it.
An honest and impartial review of food at The Stoneham Pub in Hove.
I’m always on the hunt for pubs that produce a decent roast and today I’ve discovered a real good ‘un. I was looking for a spot of brunch, but being…
The Fountain Head is a great little lunch spot in Brighton and the staff are super-friendly. It has all the usual pub favourites: fish & chips, burgers, sausage & mash and steak.…
The Shakespeare’s Head (AKA Shakies) is renowned for two things. The first is it’s Sausage & Mash Menu. No that’s not a gimmick, it’s an actual masterpiece! Shakespeare’s Head Pub,…
Last Wednesday the very kind PR people for The Wild Geese Irish Whiskey invited me along to the Brighton launch event, for an evening of cheese and whisky tasting. Cheese and…