The Grosvenor Bar

With two floors of music and a rooftop terrace overlooking Brighton's Palace Pier, Club Revenge is renowned as the best gay nightclub in the south. It's the ultimate party destination, with Bar Revenge round the corner offering cheap drinks and entertainment all week. Over the years it's welcomed international pop stars, DJs & drag queens onto its infamous stage so it's definitely the place to be.

A community pub in the heart of Kemptown, Brighton's gay hub. It's a pub with no attitude, just friendly folk, great food, and a nice atmosphere. The kitchen serves local and classic food including vegetarian and vegan meals and a legendary Sunday roast, so there's something for everyone. To go with your meal, the pub offers a range of fine ales and wines for you to choose from.

Situated in the heart of Brighton's Gay Village, Bar Broadway is a musical theatre bar best known for its cabaret. It has other live shows and music as well, and great offers on drinks every night of the week. Regulars and tourists alike praise the variety and talent of the performers, as well as the safe and friendly atmosphere created by the staff. Lots of show tunes couple with affordable drinks make for a great night.

The Queens Arms is one of Britain's top cabaret bars, bringing you a staggering 10 shows every week. Regulars describe it as a cosy and old school bar with an eccentric twist in the form of camp and talented acts. As well as cabaret acts, the main stage with its glitter ceiling is home to stunning drag acts and karaoke. This flamboyant bar is open to everyone for some good old fashion camp entertainment.

Located right on the seafront, minutes from the pier & with an outside terrace and a large, airy inside which is cool in the summer and cosy and warm in the winter. Popular with a mixed crowd of all ages, Centre Stage Brighton is part of The Amsterdam hotel. Check out to see if there are any special events happening.

The Actors (formerly known as The Marlborough) is a pub and theatre that's been around since 1794, and now showcases queer art. The pub is situated below the theatre and welcomes everyone, but its focus is on the LGBTQ community. With a laid back and friendly vibe, The Actors is especially popular with the trans and lesbian communities. You're bound to feel at home here in one of the gayest spaces in Brighton.