Cocktails were good, nice spot for a quick bite. Got a table fast, drinks came out quickly. The vibe was relaxed, perfect for a lunch break. Could do with a couple more snack options though.

Stopped in for a drink, the live jazz was really good. Had the house champagne, it was nice. The place feels cozy and authentic. Just a chilled spot for an evening out.

Perfect spot for a quick drink. Right across from the river, easy to grab a pint before the ferry. View is decent. Service was prompt, got the bill quickly. Good for what it is.

The portions are huge and look so good on the table! We shared the pasta, a pie, and a couple sandwiches. Perfect for a group, everyone got to try a bit of everything. Just a heads up, it gets pretty lively in the evenings.

A proper station pub, love the railway bits all over. Had a couple of their local ales on tap, really hit the spot. Solid snacks to go with it. Just a nice, easy place for a pint while you wait.

Service was spot on. Food came out quick and hot, the whole team had a really relaxed, welcoming vibe. Just a nice, easy lunch.

The team here is just lovely. Rhianne, Sophie, and Lewis are so warm and friendly. They remembered my name from my last visit, which was a really nice touch. Always a good laugh with them.

Great spot right by Brighton station, popped in before my train. Had the fish and chips - the batter was crisp but the chips were a bit soggy. Friendly vibe though.

Popped in for a drink and ended up staying for the fish and chips. Really fresh, the batter was super crisp and not greasy at all. A nice surprise for a casual afternoon.

The pork belly was spot on, really flavourful. Even the cabbage had a nice smoky edge. The wine list is decent, found a solid red that worked well with the richness. A bit on the pricier side for what it is, but the food delivers.

Lovely traditional pub in the Old Town, perfect spot after a stroll by the harbour. The atmosphere is so warm and cosy. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, which made for a very relaxed visit. My only small note is that the bench seating was a bit hard after a while.

Been coming here for years. The prices are still fair, portions are generous. Hard to find that combo in a place with this much history.

Had my friend&#39;s party in the private room. It was so nice to chat properly even with the main bar being packed for the rugby.

Been coming here for years now. What keeps me coming back is the ale selection &ndash; always something new on tap, and it&rsquo;s always spot on. Properly kept, never a bad pint. That consistency is hard to find.

Love popping in here for a Sunday roast with friends. It&#39;s always so hearty and filling, perfect for a lazy weekend catch-up. The beef was spot on this time. Such a cosy spot for a group.

Great for a big group dinner. The team sorted everything for our booking, really helpful. The buffet had a good selection, everyone seemed to enjoy it. A couple of dishes were a bit lukewarm by the time we got to them, but overall it worked well for the occasion.

The Sunday roast beef here is the main event. Properly pink in the middle, crispy roasties, and a Yorkshire pudding that didn&#39;t sag under the gravy. That&#39;s what I come for.

Been here a few times. Staff are always friendly, even when they&#39;re rushed off their feet. Quick to get your order sorted and bring drinks. Makes a difference when you just want a straightforward meal.

Decent Sunday roast, especially for Brighton prices. The place is tiny though, so it can get a bit cramped. Staff were on it, friendly and quick even when it was busy.

We were a big group after a hike, and the staff (James, Tyler, Charlie) were so on it. They handled everything without a fuss. The food and pints were spot on, but the service really made it. No stress at all.

The kids&#39; meals were surprisingly fresh - they even ate all the veggies! Great to see proper ingredients for little ones.

Been coming here for years. Joe&#39;s fish and chips are always spot on, never greasy. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

The regulars here are so friendly. They just started chatting with us at the bar, made us feel right at home. It&rsquo;s that kind of easy, old-school vibe you don&rsquo;t find much anymore.

The Sunday roast beef was so tender, and the roast potatoes had that perfect crisp. Portions are generous for the price.

Solid Sunday roast at the village pub. Beef was spot on, proper Yorkshire puddings too. Nice pint to go with it. Staff were sound.

Nice spot for a pint. Had a couple of their local ales, which were spot on and didn&#39;t break the bank. The place has a good, relaxed feel to it. Decent wine options too, though I stuck with the beer.

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