Pasha has always been a popular pre-club bar even back when it was known as Greens and when it comes to partying Pasha certainly leads the pack.

The Venue
West Street is Brighton party central and Pasha is the doyenne of party bars. It may be long and narrow but it makes up for its size with an up-for-it atitude - even if you just fancied a quick drink, after a few hours at Pasha you'll be dragging your friends to a seafront club to dance the rest of the night away. Seductively styled, the bar is kitted out with black floorboards, low black tables, red armchairs and beige banquettes. The lampshades are in female-friendly hues of pastel pinks, light blues and beiges and there are chandeliers above the bar, which is black and shiny with a neon blue strip across the front.

The People
Pasha is a pumping house music venue full of barely-clad girls and boozy boys. There's a DJ booth and a couple of big screens for footy in the day and videos at night. It closes in the early hours so many party-goers choose to begin and end their night at Pasha instead of leaving to queue to get into a club.

The Drink
On draught there's Stella, Staropramen and Becks but they don't tend to be the drinks of choice. Every night feels like a celebration at Pasha so it's no surprise that there seems to be a brisk trade in cocktails and shots like Tuaca making their way across the bar.

The Last Word
If you want to grind your hips to some pounding house music, or watch scantily-clad girls and guys doing the same then Pasha fits the bill. A non-stop party every night of the week.