Best Nightlife in Arundel

"The in-house restaurant at Brighton's iconic Palace Pier, Palm Court serves up everything from traditional fish and chips to premium pies and classic cocktails. When it comes to soaking up those seaside holiday vibes?. There's no better place."

"With tonnes of rides, including dodgems and the Booster, there's something for everyone. It's mega Insta-friendly, and we recommend going at night (there are so many pretty lights). Find the Pier along (you guessed it) the beach."

"With an outstanding reputation and having received multiple awards for its design, service and quality of food, The Restaurant at Drakes is a perfect choice for a romantic meal in Brighton. Using top quality locally produced goods you will be served the finest modern European cuisine that Brighton has to offer. If it’s elegance and style you’re after, this restaurant certainly won’t disappoint."

"In 20 lavish luxurious bedrooms, where new wood panelling contrasts with stunning original features, Drakes Hotel effortlessly stakes its claim to be the best of the best of Brighton’s boutique hotels. The setting is on the Kemptown seafront with direct sea views from some of the stunning guest rooms. Drakes, within the hotel, is renowned as one of this foodie city’s  top rated restaurants."

"This Kemptown hotel capitalises on its plum seafront location, only a 10-minute walk to the Royal Pavilion. Settle into a roll-top bath with a champagne flute in-hand for the best views over the Channel and the twinkling lights of Palace Pier. Looking to impress your partner?"

"This tiny Italian joint in North Laine is located in a converted garage. Don’t expect elegance or comfort (the wooden bar stools around a central servery are bum-numbingly hard) – what you will get though is comfort food: small plates of zingy asparagus with hazelnuts and lardo, soused mackerel with sweet beetroot or first-rate charcuterie, then authentically homemade silky pastas with gutsy sauces (try the Tuscan pork). Pick a table away from the always-open double doors, or, if you want the full works including mains other than pasta, book at their larger sister branch in Hove."

"02/06/2021: This came highly recommended but on reflection it was the Brighton restaurant which was recommended rather than the Hove one however as the Brighton one was not yet open we decided to visit the restaurant in Hove. We found the staff very friendly and helpful but we did find the overall experience disappointing, we ordered the burata to start & focaccia which needed to be cooked a little extra. For mains we had the ribeye steak which was ok and we had the Ragu which was beef shin Ragu, it could’ve had more meat & sauce but was very tasty."

"Cin Cin is the neighbourhood Italian Restaurant you have been waiting for - the authentic food and drink experience you wish you could bring home from those sun-drenched Italian holidays is now right on your doorstep in Brighton & Hove. Their open kitchen ethos and attention to regional flavours – Parmesan from Modena, blue cheese from Milan, sheep’s cheese from Sardina – is truly bellissima. Special shout out the totes instagrammable blood orange pannacotta with pistolhio ice cream desert."

"Six are here to offer you an indulgent bottomless brunch at one of Brighton’s very best venues. It’s available Friday to Sunday as well as bank holiday Mondays between 10 and 3, so there’s absolutely loads of opportunity for you to get booked in. This one is £22 per person plus the price of your brunch dish."

"This is one of the best places to grab an Instagram photo in Brighton. Six is a natural eatery, specialising in healthy food, organic coffee and tasty cocktails. The interior is full of delicate and quirky accessories, and the food is to die for..."

"Six are practically insta-famous for their epic brunch offerings. But the pancakes are really their pièce de résistance when it comes to edible art. Choose from Nutella and banana, berry and banana or bacon and maple syrup."

"As the best dog friendly restaurants in Brighton go, this is certainly one of the most delicious and sustainable. The Earth & Stars is a bustling, cosy pub located at the start of the North Laine and a stone’s throw from Churchill Square. They’ve been curing Brighton’s thirst and hunger since 1881, serving award winning Sunday Roasts as well as a seasonal weekday menu."

"Earth and Stars are notorious in Brighton for their roast dinners, but it's great to see that their vegan and vegetarian friends don't go unnoticed. Join this beloved pub in town for a menu geared to vegans and vegans only."

"Expect dishes like linguine carbonara – with tempeh bacon, chestnut mushroom and preserved lemon or Hepworth Blonde beer battered smoked tofu with hand cut chips, pea purée and tartar sauce. 46 Windsor Street, BN1 1RJ"

"It may be small in size, but The Royal Sovereign's secret beer garden is a banger. Situated in the city centre, the watering hole is also fantastic for those of you in need of a quick tipple and respite from the throngs of shoppers."

"The Artist Residence’s infamous Clubhouse is an eclectic hangout on Brighton’s seafront. It’s a place for meeting, drinking and merry-making from coffee to cocktails, breakfast to bedtime. Make yourself at home in the light and airy cafe, buzzing bar strung with neon signs, sunny terrace or comfy sea-view lounge for long lazy brunches, coffee catch-ups or cocktails."

"Merkaba, as part of Myhotel in Brighton, is an elegant space with a beautifully crafted bar, curved walls and low lighting, which achieves a relaxed atmosphere. The bar has a great drinks menu, ranging from cocktail classics, such as the manhattan and martini, to a wide range of high quality spirits. The bar also has a separated seating at the back, which is perfect for special occasions."

"Housed within My Brighton (the same hotel that's home to Small Batch Coffee and The Chilli Pickle), Merkaba is the go-to for slick drinks in impressive surroundings. The bar team know what they're doing and you can even get a free photobooth token with each drink... you know what to do."

"Although said to be the smallest brew-pub in Brighton, with its vibrant yellow walls and red trimmings, it’s not one that can be easily missed. Located at the start of the high-spirited Kemptown village, with the little alleyway of Marine Gardens leading you down towards the seafront, it’s a pub you can easily slip away for a quick pint, away from the raucous tourist-filled seafront. Though curated over 150 years ago, and not growing much since, a brewery can still be found within its walls, now known as Hand Brew Co."

"Brighton Bier Co, which co-owns the Dispensary, is a so-called "gypsy brew" – that is it moves around brewing beer on other people's kit. However, it is based at the Hand In Hand, a Kemptown brewpub, where it brews a range of Kemptown Brewery beers exclusively for the pub, and its own ales. As bad luck would have it, on this visit none of the Kemptown beers was on among the pub's four cask ales."

"Described by BRAVO as a "diamond of a boozer", this pub epitomises the curious and eccentric community of Kemptown. The Hand in Hand pub is over 150 years old, and sources wonderful and rare beers as well as brewing its own."

"Six are here to offer you an indulgent bottomless brunch at one of Brighton’s very best venues. It’s available Friday to Sunday as well as bank holiday Mondays between 10 and 3, so there’s absolutely loads of opportunity for you to get booked in. This one is £22 per person plus the price of your brunch dish."

"This is one of the best places to grab an Instagram photo in Brighton. Six is a natural eatery, specialising in healthy food, organic coffee and tasty cocktails. The interior is full of delicate and quirky accessories, and the food is to die for..."

"Six are practically insta-famous for their epic brunch offerings. But the pancakes are really their pièce de résistance when it comes to edible art. Choose from Nutella and banana, berry and banana or bacon and maple syrup."

"If you want to see a show while you're in town, try and grab some tickets at Brighton Dome in Brighton City Centre. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is full of friendly people and has lots of nice beaches. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander."

"This 200 year old theatre has become one of the most historic and prestigious venues in the UK. The Theatre Royal website"

"A venue for high-quality productions, and a mainstay of the community, the Chichester Festival Theatre opened in 1962. Its first artistic director was none other than Laurence Olivier, forming the company that would merge with the Old Vic in London to create the National Theatre Company. That alone, gives you a sense of the Chichester Festival Theatre’s real pedigree."

"Opened in 1962 just outside the old city walls, it provides the focal point of the annual Chichester Festival. It is a modem building of hexagonal design with a traditional apron stage. Sir Laurence Olivier was the theatre's first artistic director, and its presentation of classical and contemporary theatre over the years, has won it an international reputation."