List of former Brighton pubs

A

• Abingdon Arms, 21 Sydney Street, Brighton (closed 1956, now a shop)
• Abinger House, 142 King's Road, Brighton (demolished)
• Abyssinia Arms, 91a Edward Street, Brighton (demolished?)
• Admiral Napier, 4 Elm Grove, Brighton (now Cornerstone)
• Albany Tavern, 53a West Street, Brighton
• Albert Arms, 81 St Georges Road, Brighton (also Attree Arms?, now demolished?)
• Albion, 7 & 8 Albion Street, Brighton (now The Lounge)
• Alexandra, 54 Queens Road, Brighton (demolished)
• Alexandra, 94 Lewes Road, Brighton (now a shop with flats above)
• Allen Arms, 106 Lewes Road, Brighton (now The White Crow)
• Alliance Tavern, 32 Dean Street, Brighton (closed)
• Alliance Tavern, 140 Edward Street, Brighton (now a private residence)
• Alma Tavern, Carlton Hill, Brighton
• Anchor, 56 Lavender Street, Brighton (closed 1945, now demolished)
• Anchor, 13 Sussex Street, Brighton
• Antelope, 11 Richmond Street, Brighton
• Argyle Arms, 32 Argyle Road, Brighton (now Engineer)
• Artichoke, 12 William Street, Brighton (later Scotch Stores, now demolished?)
• Artillery Arms, 22-23 Artillery Street, Brighton (closed 1958, demolished 1959)
• Arundel Castle, 104 Islingword Road, Brighton (closed 1934)
• Ashton Arms, Cambridge Street, Brighton (or 42 Ashton Street)
• Attree Arms, 81 St Georges Road, Brighton (also Albert Arms?, now demolished?)

B

• Babalabar, 7 & 8 Albion Street, Brighton (now The Lounge)
• Bag of Shavings, 29 & 30 Carlton Hill, Brighton
• Balaclava, 73 High Street, Brighton (closed 1914)
• Balcony Tavern, Elm Grove, Brighton (Closed)
• Balmoral, 32 Carlton Street, Brighton (Closed)
• Battle of Waterloo, 6 Rock Place, Brighton (now Brighton Rocks)
• Beach Tavern, 9 South Street, Brighton
• Beckenham Tavern, 13 Edward Street, Brighton
• Bedford Arms, 10 Bedford Street, Brighton
• Beehive, 16 Regent Hill, London Road, Brighton (Closed 1939)
• Beehive, 22 Trafalgar Street, Brighton (Closed)
• Belgrave Arms, 68 St George's Road, Brighton (Closed 1936)
• Belle Vue Inn, 67 Buckingham Place, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 3PQ (now The West Hill)
• Belmont Arms, 43 Cheapside, Brighton (Closed 1932)
• Black Horse, 112 Church Street, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 1UD (now 112 Church Street)
• Black Horse, 3 Montague Place, Brighton
• Black Horse, 16 Montague Place, Brighton
• Black Lion, 46 Church Street, Brighton (now a private residence)
• Black Lion, 47 Mighell Street, Brighton
• Black Lion, 77 Gloucester Road, Brighton (demolished 1920)
• Black Prince, Upper Bedford Street, Brighton (Closed)
• Blacksmiths Arms, 112 North Lane, Brighton
• Blacksmiths Arms, 142 North Street, Brighton (demolished 1938)
• Blacksmiths Arms, 44 Upper North Street, Brighton (closed 1953)
• Blue Anchor, 29 Kemp Street, Brighton (now a private residence)
• Blue Posts, 58 North Road, Brighton (now a private residence)
• Boatmans Arms, 51 Russell Street, Brighton
• Borough Tavern, 39 Borough Street, Brighton
• Branch Tavern, Eastern Road, Brighton (Closed 1938)
• Brassfounders Arms, Portland Street, Brighton (closed)
• Brazen Star, Tidy Street, Brighton (subsequently Gas Fitters Arms which closed in 1922)
• Brewers Arms, 93 Carlton Hill, Brighton (closed)
• Brewers Arms, 87 Church Street, Brighton (closed 1930, now demolished)
• Brewery Shades, 12-13 Black Lion Street, Brighton (demolished 1973)
• Bricklayers Arms, 58 North Street, Brighton (Closed)
• Bricklayers Arms, 105 Southover Street, Brighton (now The Greys)
• Bridge Inn, 31 New England Road, Brighton
• Brighton Arms, 47 Essex Street, Brighton (Closed)
• Brighton Packet, 6 Steyne Street, Brighton (renamed The Aquarium in 1874)
• Bristol Hotel Shades, 143 Marine Parade, Brighton
• Britannia, 5 Cavendish Street, Brighton
• British Rifleman, 3 Black Lion Street, Brighton (closed 1951, now demolished)
• Brokers Arms, Cheltenham Place, Brighton (Closed)
• Brown Jug, York Road North/32 York Hill?, Brighton (Closed 1951)
• Brunswick Arms, 39 Ditchling Road / 27 Brunswick Place North, Brighton (now Caroline of Brunswick)
• Buckingham Arms, 2 Dyke Road, Brighton
• Buckingham Arms, 66 Buckingham Road, Brighton
• Bull Tavern, 31 Camelford Street, Brighton
• Burlington Arms, 8 St Georges Road, Brighton (Closed)
• Burton Arms, 32 Russell Street, Brighton (Closed)
• Bush, 1 Arundel Road, Brighton (Closed)
• Butchers Arms, Edward Street, Brighton (Closed)
• Bute Arms, 12 Bute Street, Brighton (now a private residence)

C

• Cabinet Makers Arms, Wood Street (Closed 1946?)
• Cadogan Arms, Sloane Street (Closed 1943)
• Camden Arms, 34 Kemp Street, Brighton
• Cannon Inn, Russell Street (Closed 1965)
• Canteen, 20 Gloucester Road, Brighton (closed 1963, demolished 1966)
• Canterbury, 87 Church Street, Brighton (previously and subsequently Brewers Arms - now demolished)
• Carlton Arms, Carlton Hill (Closed 1951)
• Carpenters Arms, 57 West Street (Closed)
• Castle Inn, Castle Street (Closed)
• Charleville Arms, 24 Gloucester Road (Closed 1919)
• Chequers, Preston Street (Closed)
• Chichester Arms, 98 North Road (Closed)
• Christies Hotel, 57 West Street (Closed)
• City of Hereford, 29 Upper St James's Street (Demolished)
• City of London Tavern, 41 London Street, Brighton (demolished)
• City of York, Western Road (Closed)
• Claverton Arms, Centurion Road (Closed 1940)
• Clifton Arms, Clifton Terrace (Closed)
• Clyde Arms, 25 Bristol Gardens (Closed)
• Coach & Horses, Gloucester Street (Closed 1922)
• Coachmakers Arms, Trafalgar Street (Closed)
• Cobblers Thumb, 10 New England Road, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 4GG (demolished 2014?)
• Comet, 41 Surrey Street (Closed)
• Corporation Arms, Richmond Street (Closed)
• Corporation Arms, Gardner Street (Closed)
• Cranbourne Arms, Cranbourne Street (now Western Front)
• Cross Keys, 17 Cheapside (closed 1961, later demolished)
• Crown Inn, 63 Queens Road (Closed)
• Crown Shades, Jubilee Street (Closed 1960)

D

• Dairy, 1 Montpelier Road East, Brighton
• Derby Arms, 16 Derby Place, Brighton
• Derby Arms, 28 Islingword Road, Brighton (Closed 1956)
• Dew Drop Inn, Brighton
• Dog Tray, 10 Edward Street, Brighton (Closed 1980s)
• Dolphin, 42 College Place, Brighton
• Dolphin Inn, 66 North Road, Brighton (closed c1971)
• Dorset Arms, 30 Dorset Gardens, Brighton
• Dorset Arms, 60 John Street, Brighton
• Duke of Cambridge, 1 Cambridge Street, Brighton
• Duke of Cumberland, 118 Sussex Street, Brighton
• Duke of York, 2 York Road - James Gamman
• Dun Horse, 3 Rock Street - Emily Clark

E

• Eastern Terminus Tavern, Eastern Road (Closed 1904)
• Eight Bells, 49 West Street (Closed 1964)
• Elephant Tavern, Edward Street (Closed 1935)
• Elm Grove Tavern, Elm Grove (Closed 1948)
• Elms Tavern, Elm Grove (Closed 1931)

F

• Farriers Arms, Gloucester Street, Brighton (demolished)
• Farriers Arms, 22 Lavender Street, Brighton (demolished)
• Feathers, Queens Road / Gloucester Road (Demolished)
• Fire Brigade Arms, Cannon Street (Closed 1936)
• Fisherman At Home, Russell Street (Closed 1920)
• Flowing Stream, Newhaven Street (Closed 1953)
• Flowing Stream, Surrey Street (Demolished)
• Flowing Tide, Cannon Street (Closed 1931)
• Flying Dutchman, Elm Grove (Closed 1970s)
• Flying Pig, 2-6 Elm Grove, Brighton (now Cornerstone)
• Flying Scud, King Street (Closed 1940)
• Flymans Home, Richmond Street (Closed 1947)
• Foresters Arms, Carlton Hill (Demolished)
• Forresters Inn, 34 Trafalgar Street (Closed)
• Fox, Upper North Street (Closed 1938)
• Fox, Southover Road (Closed 1921)
• Free Butts, 1 Phoenix Place (Closed)

G

• Gardeners Arms, 16 Church Street, Brighton (fate unknown, possibly the same pub as William the Fourth
• Gardeners Arms, 40 Islingword Street (Closed 1948)
• Gardeners Arms, 9 Terminus Road
• Gas Fitters Arms, Tidy Street (Closed 1922)
• Good Intent, 4 Albion Hill, Brighton (Closed 1936)
• Good Intent, 15 Upper Russell Street, Brighton
• Great Globe, Edward Street (Demolished)
• Green Dragon, 8-9 Sydney Street (renamed The Office in the 1990s)

H

• Hanover Arms, Southover Street (Closed 1965)

• Harmonic Tavern, 44 Trafalgar Street (later Unity Tavern and Western Star. Closed)
• Harp, 18 Gardner Street, Brighton (closed, now a shop)
• Harvey Arms, 9 Rock St. (closed in 1980s?)
• Hen and Chicken, 21 King Street, Brighton (later Running Horse. Closed 1964, now demolished)
• Heart and Hand Ship Street Brighton demolished 1974
• Hearts Of Oak, Kensington Place (Closed 1919)
• Helmet, High Street (Closed 1916)
• Henekey's, Ship Street, Brighton (now Hotel du Vin)
• Highbury Barn, Sussex Street (Closed 1937)
• Holly Bush, 49 Trafalgar Street, Brighton (demolished)
• Horseshoe, 10 Wentworth Street (Closed)
• The Hub, 106 Lewes Road, Brighton BN2 3QA. Renamed The White Crow in July 2011. demolished 2016

I

• Islingword Tavern, Islingword Road (Closed 1946)

J

• Jolly Fisherman, Market Street (Closed 1938) demolished

L

• Lathcleavers Arms, Regent Road (Closed 1963)
• Laundry Inn, 14-15 Albion Hill (Closed 1919)
• Lectern Lewes Road closed
• Lennox Arms, Richmond Street (Closed 1958)
• Little Globe, Cavendish Place (Closed)
• Little Wonder, John Street (Closed 1923)
• Live & Let Live, Richmond Street (Closed 1964)
• Liverpool Arms, 5 Gloucester Place (Demolished 1935)
• London Arms, Lennox Street (Closed 1964)
• Lord Clyde, Queen's Road (Closed 1964)
• Lord Nelson, Russell Street (Closed 1955)

M

• Maid of the Mill, Trafalgar Street (now Great Eastern)
• Maltsters Arms, Western Road (Closed 1934)
• Mazeppa Inn, 19 Ann Street
• Morning Star, Church Street (Closed 1936)
• Model House Tavern 12 Meeting House Lane (Poplar Place)

N

• Napoleon III, 13 Cheapside (Closed 1903)
• New Pier Tavern, 13 Preston Street
• Nightingale, 96 Gloucester Road, Brighton (closed)
• Norfolk Castle, North Road (Closed 1956)
• Norfolk Tavern, Norfolk Street (Closed 1941)
• North Road Inn, 102 North Street, Brighton, (now Fountain Head)
• North Star, Peel Place (Closed 1879)

O

• Olive Branch, 27 Sillwood Street (now Lion and Lobster)
• Oxford Arms, Oxford Street (Closed 1942)

P

• Pelham Arms, Russell Street (Closed 1964)
• Pilot, Upper Bedford Street (Closed 1921)
• Pressure Point, Richmond Terrace (Closed 2009)

Q

• Queens Head, Cheapside (demolished c1967)

R

• Race Hill Inn, 1 Lewes Road (Closed) Now a doctors surgery
• Red Cross, Red Cross Street (Closed 1944)
• Red Lion, Kensington Gardens (Closed 1917)
• Red Lion, 99 North Road (Closed)
• Regent, Church Street (Closed 1917)
• Rising Sun, 60 Carlton Hill (Closed 1934)
• Rising Sun, 11 Edward Street, Brighton
• Rising Sun, Surrey Street, Brighton (Demolished 1934)
• Rising Sun, 23 Tidy Street, Brighton, Now a private residence
• Rockingham, Sillwood Street (now Lion and Lobster)
• Royal George, 21 Sydney Street, Brighton (renamed Abingdon Arms in 1856. closed 1956)
• Rose and Crown, 7 North Gardens, Now a private residence.
• Rose and Crown, Rock Street (Closed 1942)
• Running Horse, 31a Grosvenor Street (Closed 1957)
• Running Horse, 21 King Street, Brighton (Closed 1964, now demolished)

S

• St Georges Tavern, Upper Bedford Street (Closed 1942)
• St George & Dragon, George Street (Closed 1932)
• Scotch Stores, 12 William Street, Brighton (now demolished?)
• Sea House, South Street / Middle Street (Closed now demolished)
• Sea Serpent, 83 Gloucester Road, Brighton, now a shop.
• Seymour Arms, Norfolk Place (Closed 1913)
• Sherwood Forest, 17 Gloucester Road, Brighton
• Ship, Bond Street (Closed 1912 - Previously called the Rose & Crown)
• Sir John Falstaff, Albion Hill (Closed 1940)
• Snipe, Hollingbury (Closed) now a Sainsbury's Local
• Somerset Arms, Somerset Street (Closed 1965)
• South Coast Tavern, 38 Trafalgar Street, Brighton (closed)
• Sportsman's Call, King's Street (Closed 1956)
• Spring Tavern, Church Street (Closed 1918)
• Square Compass, Over Street (Closed 1919)
• Stable, 7 & 8 Albion Street, Brighton (now The Lounge)
• Star Of Brunswick, 32 Brunswick Street (Closed)
• Star Tavern, Carlton Hill (Closed 1932)
• Sun, 2-6 Elm Grove, Brighton (now Cornerstone)
• Sussex Arms, 12 Gardner Street (closed 1959)

T

• Temple Inn, 2 Victoria Road (Now a doctor's surgery)
• Terminus Hotel, 74 Queens Road, Brighton (demolished 1924)
• Terminus Shades, 31 Surrey Street, Brighton (demolished 1924)
• Thatched House, 22 Black Lion Street (Closed 1939)
• Three Kings, 26 Edward Street, Brighton
• Three Tuns, 10 Bartholomews, Brighton
• Thurlow Arms, 161 Edward Street, Brighton
• Tierney Arms, 64 Edward Street, Brighton
• Toby Inn, Cowley Drive (Closed)
• Town Hall, 71 Edward Street, Brighton
• Travellers Joy, 5 & 6 Alma Terrace, Hove, Brighton

U

• Unicorn, 133 North Street, (Closed 1916, demolished 1920)
• Union, 28 Gloucester Road
• United Service, 100 Elm Grove (Closed 1963)
• Unity Tavern, 44 Trafalgar Street (previously Harmonic Tavern and later Western Star. Closed)

V

• Victoria, Richmond Road (Closed 2008)
• Volunteer Artilleryman, Oxford Street (Closed 1915)
• Vulcan Tavern, Edward Street (Closed 1936)

W

• Waggoner's Rest, Islingword Road (Closed 1933)
• Wellington Arms, 53 Elm Grove, Brighton
• West Hill Inn, 54 West Hill Street, Brighton
• Western Star, 16 Western Street, Brighton
• Western Star, 44 Trafalgar Street, Brighton (Closed 1933)
• Wheatsheaf, 27 Bond Street, Brighton closed now a shop
• Whichelo Arms, Whichelo Place (Closed 1933)
• Whitbreads Tavern, 80 East Street, Brighton
• White Eagle, 9 Queens Road, Brighton
• White Hart, 38 Upper Russell Street, Brighton
• White Hart, 9 York Hill, Brighton
• White Horse, 19 Edward Street, Brighton
• White Lion, 137 & 138 Queens Road, Brighton (Closed 1964)
• Whitehawk Inn, White Hawk Road, Brighton
• Wick Inn, 41 Gloucester Road, Brighton now a private dwelling
• William the Fourth, 168 Eastern Road, Brighton
• Windsor Castle, 120 Queens Road, Brighton
• Windsor Tavern, 46 Windsor Street, Brighton (now Earth and Stars)
• Woodman, 49 Guildford Street (Closed 1949)

Y

• Yacht Anchor, Sussex Street. Previously called the Little Yacht (Closed 1930)
• York Arms, 25 New York Street
• York Arms, 13 Sillwood Street