The Bedford Tavern
(Fish, Seafood, Vegetarian)This is one of the oldest pubs in town dating back over 200 years with plenty of stories to tell.The Cricketers
(Pub Food)Although there are other strong contenders, The Cricketers claims to be the oldest pub in Brighton, supposedly opening for the first time back in 1547.Druids Head
(Pub Food)The building where the Druids Head now resides dates back to 1510 and takes its name from a ring of stones, believed to be connected to a pre-Christian druid society, excavated nearby over two centuries ago.King and Queen
(British)The King and Queen was built in 1779 as a Tudor farmhouse in honour of George III and Queen Charlotte.Mitre TavernThe Mitre Tavern is one of Brighton’s premier real ale pubs with a colourful history dating back to the 18th Century.Regency Tavern
(Pub Food)The Regency is another fascinating establishment from the 18th Century, as well as being the first gay pub in Brighton - which in itself is also a worthy piece of pub history.The Victory Inn
(British)The Victory Inn is named after Nelson's legendary ship, used in the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805.