Heineken own Beavertown. They generally go into pubs and offer / make a pub take Heineken really cheap, and then Beavertown which is expensive.
Yep. I was in London on Saturday (yes, more expensive but even so...) I paid £7.00 for a pint of Amstel and £7.60 for a pint of Beaver Gamma.
I like The Black Horse. Decent choice of beer and a lively place. I remember watching us beat Forest there when we were in the Championship - some good solid Albion support there.
Yes I do and yes you're right!
Yes, they also had a (pretty decent) Sunday Football team that played in the top division of the Sussex Sunday League.
Weirdly there seems to be a trend now in Brighton pubs to replace Darts/Pool/Bar billiards tables with Toad tables
Agree with this. There seems to be a lot of youngsters making their way in the hospitality sector and they, and the actual business, need to be cut some slack at the moment.I'd have a bit of patience and maybe try places a second time unless you've been completely ripped off. They all need our help and I for one am prepared to do my bit
I used to work in bars and kitchens in Rottindean and Seaford when I was a teen. Virtually all the kitchen staff would smoke in the kitchen. The Rottindean chef/cook always has a fag on. Thinking back it was pretty grim.
Has April 1st moved to the winter as well as the WC?
No doubt it will be a success
The Abseilers Arms
