You’ll join a Brighton bar crawl led by locals who know every shortcut and secret deal. Expect five lively venues, free shots at each stop, fast-track club entry so you skip the queues, and a professional photographer capturing every wild moment. You’ll leave with new friends—and probably at least one story you can’t quite explain.
I’ll be honest — I wasn’t sure I’d fit in on a Brighton bar crawl. But standing outside The Fitz Regent at 7:30pm, the city already buzzing, it felt like everyone was just as curious (and maybe nervous) as me. Our guide — I think her name was Jess — waved us over with this huge grin, and suddenly we were all swapping names and awkward jokes before the first shot even landed in our hands. You could smell fried food from somewhere nearby mixing with that salty air you only get close to the sea. It’s weirdly comforting.
We hit five bars that night, each one louder or weirder than the last. There was this tiny place down a side lane where the bartender slid us a round of neon-pink shots (tasted like childhood sweets gone rogue). Jess kept us moving — “Alright team, next stop!” — but never rushed anyone who wanted to finish their drink or chat up someone local. At one point, someone started singing along to an old Blur song and half our group joined in. There’s something about Brighton nightlife that just makes strangers feel like old friends for a few hours.
The photographer snapped pictures through all of it — some good, some definitely not for my mum to see. Fast-track entry meant no freezing outside clubs (thank god), and there were enough drinks deals that I lost track of what I actually paid for. The city feels different at night: lights bouncing off wet pavement, laughter echoing out of open doorways, people dressed every which way. By the time we ended up near the beach, shoes in hand and hair full of confetti from somewhere (I still don’t know), I realized I hadn’t checked my phone once.
The Brighton bar crawl starts at 19:30 (7:30pm) at The Fitz Regent.
The tour includes five bars and clubs in central Brighton.
No, stag or hen groups are not accepted on the main crawl due to past experiences. Private crawls are available by request.
Yes, you need valid photo ID such as a passport or non-paper driving license.
You get five free shots (one per venue) plus access to drinks discounts throughout the night.
Yes, a professional photographer joins to capture moments during your night out.
Yes, there are public transportation options available near the venues.
Your night includes five free shots—one at each venue—drinks discounts all evening long, fast-track entry into every club or bar so you’re never stuck outside waiting in line, plus a professional photographer tagging along to catch those moments you might not remember tomorrow morning.
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