Smugglers

This bar is a only a few minutes walk from most of the main attractions that Brighton city centre has to offer, be that the Palace Pier, the lanes, the nightclubs of West Street or the bars on the seafront. The bar has a fantastic ambience and feel about it and the decor is second to none. Partitions made from nautical ropes and life-rings on the walls give the bar a real 'Sailing' feel whilst stainless steel beer taps and a well presented back bar with great displays of varying alcohol give it a modern edge. This bar has a wide range of spirits beyond the standard Smirnoff and Jack Daniels you find nearly everywhere else and a great deal of point ...  Read the complete review

This is the fifth pub in a series opinions telling of my short pub crawl around 5 Brighton pubs / bars. If you wish to read the whole series please read my opinion on the Font and Firkin first. ******************************************** The Smugglers had been recommended to us by the barstaff at The Druids Head. I think that it was also one of the places it’s underground passages lead to. The pub was very big, and the bar was huge. The barman was friendly but not very chatty. Although this would have been difficult with the loud club style music they were playing, there were even ‘disco’ lights around, the only thing that ...  Read the complete review