The Basketmakers Arms

Maybe a dumb question, but best at what? Fortune of war is a great location, Basketmakers is a great traditional pub with good beer, Haus on the Hill is a great little traditional vibe with a great selection but out of the centre (same for the Independent, but that's a cooler vibe with an even bigger selection of craft), The Grays/Geese further down the hill have great food, The Howard has…

I usually take visiting friends for a bit of shopping/wandering in the North Laine and a drink in the Basketmakers Arms (have a look inside the tins that are all over the walls!) Then out along the pier to get a nice view of the city, and just along from the pier there’s the Mechanical Memories Museum which has working arcade machines from the 1900s onwards - it’s cheap and lots of fun. The Pavillion is lovely…

…Some of the roads act as wind tunnels and can catch you unawares. Be prepared to wrap up warm! - There are a ton of good pubs, you can't really go wrong, but I recommend in particular The Great Eastern which has an amazing bourbon collection and is tiny and very cosy, The Basketmakers Arms which has thousands of tiny boxes and tins stuck to the wall where you'll find messages left by other patrons and can leave your own; and the Mash Tun which often attracts Brighton's younger and more alternative crowd. - Check out if there are any car or motorbike rallies when you're there. You…

The Haus on the Hill in Hanover is very good, as is The Basketmakers Arms in town. They also keep serving quite late. I can’t remember the specific cauliflower cheese status. I think the Haus has it as a side.