Sussex Yeoman, Brighton

The Sussex Yeoman is a Greene King corner back street pub just up the road from Brighton Railway Station. I say pub, but I agree with the previous comment that this pub is more like a small bar/restaurant and over half of the customers in attendance were dining early on Saturday evening. The mains on the menu were knocking around the £10 mark and the pub opens at midday everyday just in time for lunch. There is a very limited selection of draught and one of the hand pumps was unused leaving a lonely offering from Hardy’s and Hansons. There is a coffee machine on the bar that was seeing its fair share of action and Ellesbelles sausages are advertised everywhere available in packs of four so maybe the friendly governor of this bar is an amateur butcher or something. There are no TVs that I could see, but some 80s music was playing in the background. This place is popular with the late twenties and early thirties crowd, but it didn’t really do it for me.

Bar restaurant located up the hill from the train station. Morland & ruddles beers.

Proudly advertises cask ales outside but only delivers GK IPA and OSH, the latter of which was off. Was told they were in happy hour with £1 a pint off so my pint of Budvar was only £2.70!! Fosters, Krony, Strongbow, Guinness and Hoegaarden also on offer, plus a myriad of teas and coffees. I wouldn't recommend it and would struggle to call it a pub, more of a bar really

yes the food looks nice and yes the food is nice. overpriced though to say the least.

Very nice pub near to the station. Sells real ale. Can get very busy lunchtimes. Don't sit at the table just inside the door on a winters day, it gets very draughty. Has a garden out the back.

Looks big from the outside, but can get very crowded lunchtimes. Typical Greene King pub, sells its own IPA. The food looks very nice though and they source their food from the local area.