| Pub | Comments | Location |
| Albion Hotel |
Closed.
Not visited.
|
Albion Street / Mount Road |
| Anchorage |
Closed. Night club.
Not visited.
|
Marine Promenade / Waterloo Road |
| Bobby's |
A plain but pleasant modern plastic bar. The food looks good. Tables in the courtyard at the front for when the weather is good.
Now closed.
Last visited 2004.
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Marine Promenade / Waterloo Road |
Bow-Legged Beagle
 |
This small friendly micro-pub serves excellent ale.
Last visited April 2018.
|
Victoria Road / Windsor Street |
Clarence Hotel
|
A splendid wood panelled and fake beam interior (in contrast with the plainer exterior) in this very popular two bar food oriented pub. People were queuing for tables in the separate dining area when I visited on a Sunday afternoon. A subsequent visit on a Thursday afternoon found it empty but still serving excellent real ale. The menu looks good, and good value.
Last visited April 2018.
|
89 Albion Street / Meadow Street |
| Club Royale (Chelsea Beach) |
Night Club.
Now closed.
Not visited.
|
Victoria Road |
| Corner (Talulah's) |
The impressive building used to be a bank.
Noted closed in 2018.
Not visited.
|
Rowson Street / Victoria Road |
| D'Arcy's (D'Arcy Monaghan's) |
Not visited.
|
Marine Promenade / Rowson Street |
Harbour (Commercial)
|
A tiny bar side looking a little tatty in this street corner local. There's also a small, comfortable, well cared for lounge to the rear, with bell pushes for waitress service. The Commercial was a Cain's pub when I visited in 2006. Returning in 2012 I found the brewery connection had gone, but little else had changed apart, perhaps, for a coat of paint. The barmaid advised me that the shortest route from the bar side to the gents is via the street.
Last visited 2012.
|
Grosvenor Road / Hope Street |
Little Brighton Inn
|
The pretty, traditional two-sided interior is very well cared for. The small beer yard has an aviary. When I visited on a Wednesday afternoon the pub was empty. Noted shut in 2014 and derelict more recently.
Last visited 2004.
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Rowson Street / Mount Pleasant Road |
Magazine
|
A very nice friendly multi-roomed pub with low ceiling timbers, serving a wonderful pint of Bass. Worryingly empty on a Tuesday afternoon.
Last visited October 2018.
|
Magazine Brow |
| Nag's Head |
A pleasant well cared for pub with one knocked through room. The standard plastic decor matches the standard plastic ales. Pool table.
Closed and demolished.
Last visited 2004.
|
Rake Lane / Osborne Avenue |
| Oceans |
Night club.
Not visited.
|
Marine Promenade / Waterloo Road |
| Old Tavern Club |
Closed and demolished.
Not visited.
|
Magazine Lane / Greenbank Avenue |
Perch Rock
|
One compact bar room at the front plus a two room lounge part with waitress bell pushes (not apparently in use) and no counter. The entrance lobby has a nice "Yates's Manchester Ales" mosaic in the floor. The cask John Smith's was undrinkable when I visited in 1999 - no wonder all the regulars were ordering "smoothflow". On subsequent visits I have enjoyed some excellent ale here. I haven't visited the back rooms since 1999.
Last visited April 2018.
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Hope Street / Grosvenor Road |
Pilot Boat
|
The interior of this pleasant pub serving decent ale is nicely done. The menu looks good.
Last visited October 2018.
|
Mariners Road / Magazine Brow |
| Railway |
A well looked after interior in this large two bar pub with friendly locals. The hand pump was not in use when I visited. There is no access between the plain bar side and the pleasant lounge side.
Noted closed in 2018.
Last visited 2006.
|
Victoria Road / Grosvenor Road |
Redcaps
|
A nice interior with a wooden floor in one bar plus side and back rooms. The large front windows afford a view of the street and the fort and water beyond. The three hand pumps were not in use when I visited. Closed when I passed in September 2006.
Last visited 2003.
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Marine Promenade / Victoria Road |
Sandridge
|
A pleasant, friendly and comfortable two-sided boozer.
Last visited October 2018.
|
Rowson Street / Sandridge Road |
Seahorse
|
This member of Greene King's Hungry Horse chain has a pleasant modern open interior. Despite being firmly targeted at dining families they serve a decent pint of real ale.
Last visited May 2017.
|
Marine Point |
| Ship Hotel |
A large split level pub with two front rooms and a large room to the rear. The pleasant decor is well looked after.
Last visited April 2018.
|
Victoria Parade / Virginia Road |
| Stag (Peggy Gadfly's) |
One hand-pump not in use in this dark atmospheric wooden-floored Irish-style pub which has a number of rooms but only one counter.
Last visited 2003.
|
Victoria Parade / Mason Street |
Stage Door Tap
|
This is the hotel bar in the Queens Royal hotel, not a pub, but it is an excellent bar with friendly staff serving quality real ales. Nicely decorated and well cared for inside with some good plasterwork on the ceiling. The menu looks good.
Last visited May 2017.
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Marine Promenade / Rowson Street |
Stanley's Cask
|
A pleasant friendly local pub, nicely decorated and serving spot on real ale.
Last visited May 2017.
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Rake Lane / Osborne Avenue |
Telegraph
|
They serve fine beer in this very nice traditional multi-room pub with a pleasant open modern extension. The large beer garden is full of tables.
Last visited October 2018.
|
Mount Pleasant Road / Sandrock Road |
| Traveller's Rest |
A rather nice wood panelled interior to this one roomed corner house hidden behind D'Arcy Monaghan's. Popular with locals.
Now closed.
Last visited 1999.
|
Rowson Street / Wellington Road |
| Victoria |
Closed and demolished.
Not visited.
|
Albion Street / Portland Street |
| Wetherspoon's The Master Mariner (RJ's) (Playa$ Lounge) |
This pleasant, busy, smaller than average Wetherspoon's featured better than average service on my visits, and the food was good.
Last visited May 2017.
|
Marine Promenade / Waterloo Road |
