Access information:
- There are three steps to get in
- There is no accessible toilet
Robin Hood Pub
The Robin Hood Pub has an old style feel to the place with a mixture of soft chairs and stools, there are some games around and there is a community feel to the place.
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Venue Description:
The Robin Hood is a People's Pub that gives all net profits to local charities. It opened in 2004 and has since given thousands of pounds to Brighton & Hove causes. It's a fun place to go to and you know you are helping local charities with the drinks you buy. There are quaint windows, the lighting is atmospheric and there is a friendly feeling as you come into the pub. The staff are welcoming. Evening and weekends it is a busy, lively place with music playing, while weekday lunchtimes it is quieter and a good place to meet up for a natter.
It has an old style feel to the place with a mixture of soft chairs and stools, there are some games around and there is a community feel to the place. At the bar you can get a wide range of drinks: local beers, real ales, lagers, Belgian beers, wine and spirits, hot drinks and a pizza oven behind the bar where they make great pizzas for a reasonable price. Live music happens at weekends. There's free wireless internet access too!
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Address:
3 Norfolk Place
Brighton
BN1 2PF
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Phone:
01273 32 56 45
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Web:
www.peoplespubs.com
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Getting There / Parking:
It is on a main bus route along Western Road, get off at the Norfolk Square stop and it's a two minute walk.
Parking: Street residential and pay and display.
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Getting In:
Sadly it's not accessible for wheelchair users as there is one entrance with 3 small steps!
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Getting Around / Facilities:
There's the usual tables and chair and bar stools inside to negotiate but for those with visual impairments, there's always friendly staff to help.
There is no accessible toilet.
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Additional Comments:
Dogs are welcome.
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Reviewed By:
Christina
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Review Date:
January 2009, updated 10/3/2011 by Pappya
Published in
Eating and Drinking in Central Brighton
