The St Georges Inn in Brighton and Hove

I have not been here for some years and I wasn't very impressed when I went here last night the manager seemed to have an attitude and was very unwelcoming compared to other managers that have run this place over the years. I asked a very simple question and she felt the need to belittle me rather loudly. Felt very uncomfortable so we didn't stay long. We ordered food and the condiments box was basically empty food was ok for pub food but expensive for what we got . Was not nice being treated like that especially when you are used to it being a nice friendly pub I know she will see this as she spends most of her time on laptop except when she pipes up to belittle people!!!! Barman was very sweet and very friendly.....she should maybe take a leaf out of he's book we moved on to sidewinder staff much nicer there and we felt more comfortable. Would not reccomend it's not the same pub it used to be over 13 years I have been coming here on and off with different managers she has put me off returning !

OMG !!! Went for Sunday lunch, not disappointed at all, great staff, very friendly and welcoming, THE FOOD ! We have not had a dinner like that before, it was AMAZING ! Best roast dinner ever, thank you to the chef she is great at what she does, thank you everyone for making it a lovely day

Very warm and friendly welcome! Garden has been renovated; well laid out. Includes covered areas. East to order and pay straight from the menu for food and drinks. The food was delicious; my friend and I had the burger which had an onion bhaji on it!!! Lovely bottle of red wine too.

The management team has made the best of the outside space, with many of the tables under cover and with heating.We all had the burgers (chicken, salt cod and wagyu beef) and they were all excellent. Draught ales were on top form and the white wine (Trebbiano) went down well. Best of all, the service was impeccable: even though everything is currently outdoors we didn’t have to wait for anything and the young man who looked after us - I think it was Gabriel - did a splendid job.

• table to 5 not big enough for 5 adults to sit comfortably, so much so that I couldn't sit at the table properly to reach my food, dropped half of it on the floor• it took over an hour for food to arrive• food was greasy and unpleasant

This is my local pub so I pop in now and again. I'm always on my own but made to feel very welcome, the staff are lovely. They have a new chef and the Sunday roast today was delicious. I had the beef and it was cooked perfectly, huge amount of food that I couldn't finish, but very very nice. They also have a DJ on Sunday afternoons playing a bit of Elvis and the like, but at a volume that you can still talk, it just adds to the atmosphere. I totally recommend this place. Also garden for when the weather improves.

Llegado. Buena música sonando. Las bebidas ya fluyen. Es una pena que la criada del bar hiciera un gran problema al subir la música y permitirnos a los apostadores pasar un buen rato. Que volverse hostil cuando le volvimos a pedir que subiera la música. Es una pena que un pub tan agradable se arruine por el humor y la actitud de algunas camareras de bar pretenciosas. No volveremos

cosy nice pub with atmosphere and good drink selection - not a lot of good pubs around this area so this is a good little gem if you are nearby

Tras mudarnos recientemente a la ciudad de Kemp, descubrimos esta joya escondida de un pub. ¡Ahora nos consideramos locales! Dan y el equipo allí son muy amables y siempre acogedores. La comida también es genial (solo he probado el asado, en la foto). ¡Gracias a todos por hacernos sentir bienvenidos en el área local!

This pub used to be my local when I lived in Brighton, unfortunately it seems to have gone downhill, they don't know how to serve ale and my friend got gut rot.

Cartel afuera de dicha cocina abierta. Dijo que está cerrado los lunes y martes. Puede superar eso. Ordene Amstel que se sirvió en el vaso equivocado y peor aún plano como un pastel de pan. Los inodoros están atascados y necesitan a Aggie y Kim. Parece que tuvo un lavado de cara, pero debe haber olvidado limpiar el lugar. Se fue como la cerveza era pobre. Decepcionado

Buen local de esquina que uso con frecuencia en mis viajes a Brighton. El menú para el almuerzo del día del Orgullo solo tenía 5 artículos, tres de ellos con chile. Nada tradicional para pubs en absoluto.Todo servido en recipientes de poliestireno estilo McDonalds que hubieran estado bien, pero el mío se sirvió frío. Incluso después de un recalentamiento solo estaba tibio. El chico de la cocina dijo que pensaba que el microondas no funcionaba correctamente. Vergonzosamente una decepción como pudieron y generalmente lo hacen mucho mejor. Una maduración realmente por el precio. Personal agradable y la comida la noche anterior buena

Great Local drinks, great food, great decor and fantastic locals! Privileged to have been accepted as one of the locals for the few days we were there. Amazing place!

We turned up late at 5.15 and had a lovely roast dinner. The chef came out and even asked us how we would like our beef! We added cauliflower cheese and pigs in blankets to our dinner. The pigs in blankets were made with full size sausages! Great roast at £15 each (including extras). Roast on its own is £13 which is good for Brighton.

We needed somewhere close to a music venue that was showing the Six Nations. Food was very good. Had a great curry. 10% discount on food for NHS staff. Loo was clean but the bathroom itself was very dusty/grimy.

Me and my friends came across this lovely little back street pub last week, we had already eaten before that day but saw some amazing looking dishes flying out the kitchen and decided to come back to try the food and as expected it was delicious and presentated beautifully! I had the squid which was divine, my husband had the sweet potato curry, again it was great and my friends shared the mushroom nachos which they loved. The staff were all lovely and we were served with a smile. We’ll be coming back on Sunday to try their roasts and I’m sure we’ll be leaving the Saint George’s with smiles on our faces. 10 out of 10

Great spot for a local type pub , service was good . Sunday roast a bit disappointing, was Luke warm and quite bland. Shame as is a nice looking pub.

He estado aquí unas cuantas veces y el asado había sido bastante bueno. Sin embargo, parece que cambió de personal y en la última visita fue probablemente uno de los peores y más duros cortes de carne que he tenido. Prácticamente imposible de cortar. El servicio también se mezcló con retrasos en parte atribuibles al chef que mezclaba los pedidos. Buenas verduras sin embargo.

Fue agradable entrar a la calle George's Inn para tomar una copa el fin de semana, ¡ya que nos había dicho (de un pub rival) que había cerrado!

Acabo de tener uno de los mejores almuerzos de los domingos! Tuve el veggie Wellington y mi amigo tenía el cordero. Ambos fueron increíbles, pero asegúrate de que te saltes el desayuno antes de venir aquí. El ambiente es encantador, el vino exquisito y la comida es para morirse. Si no vas a ningún otro lugar para el almuerzo del domingo, ¡ven aquí! Está en una pequeña parte tan pintoresca de Brighton (Kemptown) y en una ubicación perfecta a la playa. Es amigable con los perros y en los días más fríos tiene un fuego de leña real. Sólo una cosa más. . . El chef es bastante agradable a la vista! ! ! Nosotros corazón #monkeychops!

Pub encantador con un ambiente agradable y acogedor.

Mi esposa y yo visitamos este pub a menudo cuando regresamos a casa. Estábamos súper emocionados de saber que las chuletas munkee se habían apoderado de la cocina ya que somos conscientes de que su comida es súper deliciosa y de haber visto comidas de otras personas al tomar una copa y ver lo bien que se veía, en esta ocasión decidimos tomar un té temprano.

A really nice pub which has had a refreshing makeover. Lovely outside space. My only gripe is that the food menu does not suit the pub. A burger will set you back 14 pounds. It is a fancty menu in a traditional pub and it just does not work. If they could go back to a more traditional and simple menu, this would be a gem of a place.

A couple of weeks ago I went to St James Inn. I went with an American friend and he joined me in having a vegan meal. We had a starter of fried tempura padron peppers and spiced hummus. Followed by a risotto with yellow courgette, peas, garlic and a tomato and mint salsa. For sweets we were served melon, mango and scrumpy sorbet. The whole meal was delicious and memorable for all the different and complementary flavours. The staff were also friendly and helpful and all made for a great evening.

I went to the Saint George's Inn after a friend recommended it to me the other day. I couldn't make up my mind what I wanted to drink but the bar staff were very attentive and friendly.

Met up with friends at this pub as had visited before and found the food and service good.

We came here for a quick lunch due to being on a course so only had 40 mins for lunch. Pub had no other customers and we asked the lady if they can do something good that was quick and explained we didn't have long. She offered cheese/cheese and ham toasties which we thought was perfect. She asked us white or brown bread. Husband asked for white I asked for brown.

Wonderful surprise at the St George yesterday. Beautiful planting, wonderful hanging baskets and even a tree! New shaded seating area.......and new long tables and benches making it easy to make new friends! I thought it was just brilliant..

Absolutely delicious Vegan food. I am not vegan, or even vegetarian, and am often disappointed with pub food but the lentil burger I had on a Friday night did not disappoint in fact with the aubergine bacon and vegan mayo, accompanied by sweet potatoe fries it was the best food I have had in a pub for a while, and I enjoyed it more than a meat burger.. good service too and reasonable prices.

This place has a nice atmosphere and has recently changed to an all vegan menu for its food (like seitan burgers etc). Also does NHS discount on certain drinks and food.

Went here with some friends for a Sunday roast. The kitchen is currently being run by Vegan Food Pimp and the food did not disappoint.

We visited the St George Inn which is close to my home , we looked at the menu on our Tuesday night visit and to our surprise the food on offer was all Vegan , we decided to leave but when the young man from the bar said to give the food a go and described it with such passion we succumbed to his recommendations I had the kebab and my friend had chili con carne , it was delicious and very well priced the cook even came out to our table and gave us a complimentary portion of Vegan dessert , I will go back and try other items on the menu sometime soon .

Having read lots of good reviews, we decided to give the St George's Inn another go. We arrived just before 1pm on sunday & the pub wasn't very busy. the menu for sunday roasts included, beef rump, pork belly, roast chicken, a vegetarian kale, feta &n; pumpkin bake or lentil, mushroom & beetroot sausage roast (vegan).

I went yesterday, with my family, and spent a thoroughly enjoyable couple of hours having Sunday lunch. The service was friendly and efficient, the beer and wine excellent, and the food delicious with generous portions. There was a good choice of mains including a choice...

It used to be our local pub. It would be somewhere to go and relax, talk and enjoy with your friends. Since all has changed: new staff, new kitchen etc, I have to stay the food is lovely and its a good improvement but I...

We love this pub! It's such a comfy spot in the heart of kemp town, close to local shops and also the hospital. It's got a big beer garden and the new kitchen food is delicious! Lovely bar staff too and a great atmosphere. Would...

We both had good pub grub. Bacon burger and veggie burger. Both red hot and delicious. Cask ale perfectly kept along with the larger. A great friendly atmosphere so good we was the last one to leave. A real hidden gem!

Great proper pub with plenty of character and a nice little beer garden which gets a bit of sun in the evening. Also: cheap beer! (relatively speaking)

Gran Asado del domingo en la calle George's Inn. Tengo que decir, uno de los mejores almuerzos de domingo durante mucho tiempo en Brighton. Tuve la de ternera, jugosos striploin Rosa, gran yorkie, interesante, puré de verduras, asados. Cerdo vinieron con increíble chispeante. . Sin duda volveremos pronto. .

Daisy y Richard han hecho de este un gran lugar, ambiente agradable, los días de verano en el soleado jardín acogedor interior o en las noches de invierno, buena comida y cervezas selección, me encanta el almanaque domingo 🎶

Hoy Comimos el almuerzo de domingo en la calle George Street Inn en Sudeley.

A large group of us went for Sunday Roast to the St George's Inn yesterday with our babies and it was a wonderful experience. They reserved us a lovely little area were so attentive and the choice of Sunday food is amazing. We started with INCREDIBLE Bloody Marys and had a choice of many yummy sides such as pigs in blankets and little pots of cauliflower cheese. The food was awesome and we were an incredibly happy bunch of Mums and Dads and babies! We would book every Sunday if we could!

Had a wonderful sunday lunch last weekend. I had the vegetarian option which was delicious and a refreshing take on nut roasts. Lots of flavour and different textures which was super satisfying and great value for money. My partner had the pork which he loved!! Soft meat and crispy crackling. Then a bloody mary or two inside the bustling but charming and unique atmosphere, its quick becoming a firm favourite. The bar staff are so lovely and happy to help. The music was also a winner! Thanks to all the staff for making us feel happy and contented. See you again very soon. xx

It saddens me to say,but since the new team of chef has begun, the Sunday Roasts have taken a turn for the worst. Not 'quite' as bad a the first roast but they are, I feel, substandard in comparison to other pubs - particularly at the price. It's such a pity as the rest of the pub is fantastic.

The kitchen has changed. It isn't very nice and the chef is grumpy! Get the other guys back they were great!

Living just around the corner from this pub, I see it at times of day. Always a clean (by pub standards) & welcoming pub. Beer is always cold, 1/2 decent wine list & a new chef, who is turning out good quality pub style food. Avoid Friday afternoons, as it gets swamped with hospital staff & seats are scarce. Great beer garden/patio, in the summer gets the sun from 1-5 ish & is a great hangout. Summary, a great local boozer, quieter after 8, but always a nice, & friendly place to hang out.

Only one good thing is locationRooms are to small even for London. Our room was on 4th floor - it is 74 very small steps to come. WiFi is so poor - you can't work at all.Hotel making extra charges for everything:1) printing boarding pass - 50p/page2) add second guest in reserved DOUBLE room - £25/night3) check-out after 10:30 - £10/hour

Sunday lunch was very very good yesterday............a varied menu and I enjoyed the prime rib with all the trimmings. It was incredibly busy and fortunately we had booked a table for 4 in advance. The new Chef, after a rocky start last week, served up delicious roasts and he and his staff coped very well. There was a lovely atmosphere the whole afternoon - the bar staff (Nick and Daisy) were under pressure due to the amount of customers but they kept smiling!

The George was doing great Sunday lunches in Autumn 2016, then there was a gap (despite the answerphone saying to leave a message it is never returned and the staff will tell you they don't return bookings). We today as a group of 5, the roast potatoes are deep fried, the chicken is literally half a chicken chopped down the centre (presentation poor) , very hard and meal not very hot. Wont be returning until we hear another new chef!!

The new kitchen is producing really nice food and the Sunday roasts are great. But the choice for veggies is really limited and if you don't like goats cheese you have to eat vegan. Not only is there only one veggie dish but it never changes so friends get fed up of meeting us to eat the same thing each time. We've tried the weekday menu a few times and it is not as adventurous as I'd like (it's a bit predictable pub-grub) and, maybe we've just been unlucky, but it seems a bit hit and miss at what times they serve food during the day.

A really nice pub un London. Good beer ans really good food, served with smile and kindness. To recommand, WE had a wonderful time.

Warm, friendly and lovely ambience. Good selection of beers and nice buzz for the holiday season. Thoroughly enjoying the evening and recommend a visit

Funky pub, with a menu to suit everyone ( from veg to carnivore).Perfectly cooked lamb, it just fell off the bone. The Veg were just right instead of the normal pub after thought. The beer, well I drank the 'Landlord's'! Not sure of the brewery, but very good.A nice relaxed atmosphere in there with a mix of locals and tourists all getting along great.A hidden gem and a hidden jewel in the Kemptown crown.Looks as if they have a great weekday menu too. If Its half as good as the Sunday lunch then its the place to dine.Good music being played all afternoon which seemed to suit the ambiance of the place.In addition a very nice heated garden out the back with a novel 'St George' style suit of armour standing guard.

The new kitchen has had an amazing start, on all the occasions we have been, including normal and Sunday menu the food had been delicious, one of the best roasts we've had in Brighton, especially for the price. Head chef is lovely and really cares about feedback! That's why I am writing this. Good job St. George. Highly recommended pub grub!

Went here for Sunday lunch last week with the hubby as we'd heard good things from our new Kemptown friends and we were not disappointed! My goats cheese Wellington was amazing and my husband said his lamb was absolutely delicious. The roasts were just the right size and everything was cooked to perfection. I wish I'd taken a photo but I just couldn't wait to dig in!All the staff were very warm and welcoming and the boy that served us talked through wines and beers with us and made great recommendations to accompany our meal. There's a lovely spacious garden at the back but it was a bit too cold to sit out. If this place were closer to town it would definitely be our local but it's just a bit too far away! We'll make the trip out for future Sundays though as it's well worth it.

Highly recommend. Lovely breakfast, clean, great staff, large choice menu. Nice decoration. Thank you!

Went for Sunday roast with friends. Great roast and good beer. Nice to find a sunny beer garden to which is a plus.

Had fish & chips here with a friend a while back: great food, no complaints. Good selection of beers too. I liked the atmosphere - traditional English pub with a jovial tone - and the staff were very friendly. Would definitely visit again.

Was in Brighton with my work colleagues for a meeting and we needed some food. We found this place and quite honestly it's a gem. We shared a mezze platter and it was absolutely delicious! If you like a hoppy ale, they have a good well balanced variety on tap.It's a proper/traditional pub and these are hard to come by so I would definitely recommend going!

Food for sixteen with all being served within 5 minutes each other on a Saturday night. Very friendly chef and bar staff.

I had the steak which was cooked just how i like it! And the blue cheese sauce was lovely, very tasty. Great pub too and great atmosphere

As I usually work on Sunday's I rarely get the chance to go out and eat a Sunday roast, so today as I had booked the day off I was super excited. I had explored a Brighton fb page designated to Sunday roasts and sourced the one of the best places based on reviews, which is why we ended up here. I had never been to the St Georges so was unsure what to expect. I love the pub itself and its alternative clientele. My wife and I ordered roasts, my wife the lamb, myself the half chicken. Both roasts came with a great selection of vegetables which I liked, however all veg were slightly overdone which didn't give the meal any various textures. I feel broccoli unless cooked to order is a tough one to get right, as it can turn both in colour and texture very quickly and that's exactly what happened here. It was unattractive in colour and mushy. It did come with parsnips crisps which I believe is a signature thing here, but we were sat outside and so they blew off in the breeze. My chicken was lovely, plenty of meat, moist, tasty. My wife's lamb however was scrappy, and not a lot of it. At £11 I would expect some lovely slices. We both got given 4 extremely small roasts potatoes. 2 of those spuds were inedible, too hard to eat. The others were crispy but lacked seasoning. Ok, my review isn't the best, I expected more based on previous reviews, but I wasn't massively disappointed my the meal so much so I wouldn't go back. The biggest thing for me though and I'm a smoker, but I don't want to see the chef smoking in his uniform. Want a fag? Then change into your civvies.

St George's (or The Sudeley as it's known locally) is a very friendly, welcoming pub. Great beers and fantastic food. Highly recommend!!

This pub is conveniently located. Drinks at normal prices with happy hour. Good food which is very tasty. Lovely beer garden at the back

Lovely beer garden, nice food at affordable prices. Happy hour drink prices. Good atmosphere. Would visit again.

I had a lamb roast with thin, gristly, overcooked school-dinnery lamb and thick, wet, fleshy Yorkshire pudding. Not awful, but definitely not good either.

We discovered this hidden gem having tried to book a table at another regular venue for Sunday lunch but found it full.The food (and subsequently found not only on a Sunday), is very good. I am a veggie, and found the food to be not only of a very high standard, but decent portion sizes too. They seem to have struck a balance very well with the portions, as some pubs just seem to overload you with food which just generates waste.The interior of the pub is a more traditional style but has been maintained well, and if all of that wasn't enough, the staff are very friendly and welcoming.It is also worth noting that you are welcome to take a dog into the pub too, which for me adds to the appeal of the venue.I can highly recommend this pub!

Unfriendly atmosphere. Since they have a new cook the food is awful! Roast dinner absolutely tasteless looking more like a gravy soup. Never going back

The sun was shining, the barbecue was manned by Stu and Burnie and the music was provided by Sailor Jerry which was a mixture of old and new! The courtyard is looking great and Daisy was serving up the Rum shots behind the outdoor bar while gorgeous Richard stayed inside. Shame! A really super place to go.......it is always so friendly and welcoming.

The food is great here, the staff are friendly and the outdoor area is also excellent. A range of board games there too if you get down with that kinda thing!10/10 pub.

This pub was friendly, warm and welcoming. The roasts were brilliant, I would recommend the pork personally. The outside area was covered and heated in our rainy situation but with the plants would be a perfect sunny day area. Nice selection of beer and the menu seems inciting outside of Sunday roast. A beautiful little local tucked so close to the hospital.

what a lovely pub . one of Brighton's treasures .run by Richard and Daisy who make it a wonderful pub to drink in ,the staff are welcoming and very friendly . the barman joe makes it a pub you want to go back to again and again. as for the food amazing really good honest pub grub . if you come to Brighton and not find the st Georges inn you have missed the real Brighton. a must visit pub

Had an amazing roast dinner yesterday thanks guys will definitely be back again. Staff were friendly. Nice atmosphere.

We have just moved to Brighton and have already been here several times; The food is outstanding, we tried their sweet potato chips and burgers and Sunday roast and everything was absolutely delicious, they also have a wide selection of beers; the staff is super nice (cheers to the amazing and friendly cook!) and we will surely be returning many times.

Was staying down with my brother for the weekend and he recommended we have a few beers at this pub. It's a cracking little boozer in a quaint part of Brighton but still really neat the coast. The decor inside is a mix of different brewery memorabilia which allows for a great pub atmosphere.The garden outside, has a lovely range of flowers and heaters and cover from the rain.A wide selection of board games to play if you are bored and the bar staff are friendly and welcoming. Good selection of beers and ciders and we ended up spending a vast part of our weekend at the pub. They serve food but I didn't have any. The assistant chef was a great pint though. Will pop in again next time I'm around

Decent pub I guess but the guy behind the bar on Wednesday 29th July was exceptionally rude.He mixed up the order and refused to correct it. We were ordered to pay for extra glasses of red wine.Completely ruined the mood of the evening.

Great friendly pub with always a very warm welcome from landlords, Daisy and Richard. Super on a summer evening or Sunday lunch in the courtyard garden sometimes enhanced with the music of Chris & Dom.

near the hospital. staff discount. excellent choice of drinks! have sat in the covered garden on numerous occasions. havent eaten there but food looks great. must go more often

Visited for lunch on a Saturday; very friendly bar staff, good food (small menu but quite a few veggie options) and dog friendly. Would go back.

Just enjoyed an excellent Thursday pub quiz with five friends. Very friendly service, good pub grub and reasonably priced beers and drinks. One of the group praised the Guinness as the best he'd had in Brighton (I'll take his word for it) Three reds on the wine list doesn't offer much choice but the Australian Shiraz wasn't too shabby.......

Been here a few times now and it's becoming one of my favourite haunts. They offer delicious ales which is essential to me! Timothy Taylor's landlord is always on, accompanied by two seasonal guest ales. The staff are welcoming, accommodating and friendly. The pub garden is a great sun trap in the summer and has patio heaters for the colder months. Food is lovely, and when the kitchen is closed on a Monday they have a pizza van with delicious sourdough rustic pizzas from a wood oven, pizza and a bottle of beer for a tenner is great. A little off the beaten track, this pub is a great find and worth the extra walk.

I came here with a friend while visiting someone in the hospital. The staff were all SO friendly, and the selection of drinks was good, so we popped back in for a Sunday roast, which was GREAT! The chef really takes pride in his food, and we've now eaten there a few times. They offer great veggie and vegan options as well as really nicely cooked meat options.

We went here as it's near the hospital. They offered a good selection if roasts and they were all in stock. There was a decent pint of hobgoblin for a very good price for Brighton. The chef was also very attentive and enthusiastic about his frankly excellent roasts. Great atmosphere, nice old school toilets with tiles and stuff, and tasteful decor. Would definitely recommend it.

Traditional pub - humans, not TV and noise. Lovely sunny beer garden (heated in winter), and comfortable seating inside. Now has an excellent chef - lasagne better than in many Italian restaurants in Brighton. Pizzas Monday; choice of excellent roasts on Sunday - tender beef, splendidly cooked with good veg selection; specials (lasagne, burgers, and most days a stew and/or a fish dish) are 2 for £10 most weekdays, all freshly and carefully cooked; also vegetarian choices. Always a choice of real draught beers, well kept and reasonably priced. Decent range of wines by the glass too. Pleasant and relaxed atmosphere and friendly service.

I just had a delicious Sunday roast here and stayed much longer than I'd planned to. I was alone and just needed some food, but there was a DJ playing a very eclectic 60s-70s-80s mix and I ended up chatting with the people at the next table. Very friendly, and the food was delicious. I will definitely be going back!

Cute little hidden local. Lovely beer garden that catches the sun on a hot Brighton afternoon - perfect.

If you ever needed a definition of bad management this is it. Poor food, bad customer service and downright aggressive personnel. My friend and I had popped in for a drink on the way home, I've frequented this pub many times over the last 10 years and I'm sad to say I'll never go back. The new landlady is rude and aggressive, accused me and my friend of trying to take drinks out of the pub (which we weren't). There seemed to be a couple of bouncers on the door that seemed more intent on intimidating people than welcoming them in. In a nutshell I'd say it was a lovely little pub that's gone downhill and I would spend your money in nicer places locally that value their locals. I will never go back.

Had a great experience at the Saint George's inn. Booked for 15 people and was made very welcome even the DJ introduced himself. The roast dinner was probably one of the best roasts I have had. There were no complaints from any of my friends and clean plates all round. Great value & a nice walk from the main part of Brighton.

The service is excellent, I took my whole family of vegetarians and we all agreed that it was the best roast we'd ever had. We all had the Wellington. The plate was piled with veggies, yorkies and cauliflower cheese. Good outdoor area and cosy indoors too. Dog friendly

I was there with friends for few drinks one night than decided to visit again on my own for Sunday roast. Really lovely roast one of the best in Brighton. Service amazing, friendly staff. Back garden, wifi, happy hour spands quiet late. Absolutely brilliant and really recommend this lovely pub to visit.