The Cricketers

Big Sunday roast, great taste. Didn't need to ask for extra gravy which is a first. Extremely salty Yorkshire pudding which I'd say 9/10 ppl would call out as bad but I liked it. Service was a bit meh, stood to wait by the bar then another older man came in after and got served before us. I guess we all live in a man's world. The vegetarian Wellington was ok but wanted more mushrooms and less pumpkin because it was like eating the trimmings x2. Same same. I like a meaty alternative. Impossible to find in the world of Roasts. Hmm. But yeah overall lovely, the guy with the knee brace was a nice lad .

This feels and looks like a traditional English pub. If this is what you want to experience, it is well worth visiting. Personally, I feel that charging £7.15 for a pint is excessive, but I understand that this is probably outside of the control of the landlord/lady. Nevertheless, the pint I had was very nice. I didn't try the food, so I can't comment on it Overall, I enjoyed the experience and would recommend that visitors come here to enjoy the ambience and look of the place.

Claims to be the oldest pub in Brighton, which is in the South lanes area. Inside it's cosy and unique with old fashioned styling, definitely worth a look, load's of outside seating (too cold for us to sit outside). Inside there is a bar with a dining area round the back of the bar, which looked spacious. The ale I had was okay! So the question is would I go back probably not.