Pubs in Trafalgar Street have been as follows:
- South side of the street from East to West:
- Prince George (No. 5 - first section)
- Star of Brighton (No. 12)
- Forresters Inn (No. 34)
- Lord Nelson (No. 36)
- South Coast Tavern (No. 38 - corner of Kemp Street)
- Railway Guard (No. 40 - between Kemp Street and Trafalgar Terrace)
- Western Star (No. 44 - corner of Over Street)
- Prince Albert (No. 48)
- Holly Bush (No. 49)
- South Side of Upper Trafalgar Street (now Guildford Road)
- Sussex Yeoman (No. 55 - corner of Guildford Street)
- North Side of Upper Trafalgar Street (now Guildford Road)
- Battle of Trafalgar (No. 61-62)
- North side of the street from West to East:
- Coachmakers Arms (No. 76 - corner of Blackman Street)
- Bee Hive (No. 85 - corner of Whiecross Street)
- Great Eastern (No. 103)
Also, Henry Sayers seems to have been a retailer of beer at number 24 in 1845,[1] 1846,[2] 1848[3] and 1850,[4] and Samuel Taylor in 1852.[5]
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