Bath Arms, Brighton

An attractive pub hidden away in the Lanes,it maybe tucked away but there is plenty of footfall to and past the pub and so doesn't struggle for custom.It is quite roomy inside with a couple of walk through areas. There were six handpumps with four Shepherd Neame beers and a couple of guest with a Laines beer and my choice of Yardsman Chocolate Mocha Stout. A decent pub certainly worth a look.

The Bath Arms page at the Shepherd Neame site - www.shepherdneame.co.uk

The Bath Arms page at the Shepherd Neame site - www.shepherdneame.co.uk

The Bath Arms is located down the back alleys of the Lanes area of Brighton and it has an L shaped bar area at the front and another room full of seating at the rear. Two of the six hand pumps were unused but Late Red, Spitfire, Bishop’s Finger and Brighton Best were available from the other four. There is also a standard draught selection and I think I spotted San Miguel somewhere on the bar. Food is heavily advertised and there were still people eating at 20:30 on the Tuesday evening I visited. The mains on the specials board outside ranged in price from £6 to £12.50 which is very reasonable for the area. I’m not a fan of pubs that put tea lights on the tables that all have condiments on them, but I found it pleasant enough in here and would have no problem returning.