The
Lord Nelson is a classic
unspoilt back street local close to
Brighton railway station but just off the
tourist tracks. There are two small and
comfy saloon bars to settle in away from
the hustle and bustle of this
cosmopolitan resort. The 'back bar' area
is an ideal meeting place for larger
groups and is available for functions.
There is a conservatory for those sunny
days and a log fire for those colder
days. This pub is particularly sought out
by the business man and woman looking for
a pub lunch and pint. A good variety of
home-made food. Well worth visiting.
Children are welcome as are well behaved dogs.
Harveys pub serving real ale, cider,
lager and quality new world wines.
We now have a patio smoking area at the back of the pub.
NEW
Folk Night every first Monday of the month 9pm until close
NEW Free wi-fi at the nelson
General Quiz every Tuesday.
Seasonal beers available this month Tom Paine 5.5% - £ Tom Paine is a premium dry hopped bitter named after the celebrated radical who lived in Lewes in the eighteenth century. America celebrates 'Independence Day' on the 4th of July and in Britain CAMRA has designated July 'Independents Month' in celebration of Britains independent brewers. This strong pale ale was awarded silver medal at the BBI Awards in 1993.
Opening Times
Monday to Saturday - 11:30am to 11pm
Sundays - 12pm to 10:30pm
How to find us
Closest railway station - Brighton 2
minutes walk
Bus route - close to most routes No.6 (2
mins), No.5 (3 mins)
O/S Grid ref - TQ312048
The
Lord Nelson is a classic
unspoilt back street local close to
Brighton railway station but just off the
tourist tracks. There are two small and
comfy saloon bars to settle in away from
the hustle and bustle of this
cosmopolitan resort. The 'back bar' area
is an ideal meeting place for larger
groups and is available for functions.
There is a conservatory for those sunny
days and a log fire for those colder
days. This pub is particularly sought out
by the business man and woman looking for
a pub lunch and pint. A good variety of
home-made food. Well worth visiting.
Children are welcome as are well behaved dogs.
Tom Paine is a premium dry hopped bitter named after the celebrated radical who lived in Lewes in the eighteenth century. America celebrates 'Independence Day' on the 4th of July and in Britain CAMRA has designated July 'Independents Month' in celebration of Britains independent brewers. This strong pale ale was awarded silver medal at the BBI Awards in 1993.