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Revenge
Revenge is Brighton’s biggest and most popular LGBTQ+ nightclub & music venue
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R-Bar
Brighton’s infamous LGBTQ+ seafront bar, open 7 days & nights a week
About R-Bar
We don't bite!
We pride ourselves on being a fun, inclusive, safe space for all of the LGBTQ+ community and their allies.
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Address: St. James’s Street, Brighton, BN2 1TH
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Brighton&#;s legendary men-only cruise bar. Our events at this venue are always rammed, so be sure to reach early to avoid a queue.
Lockers are available to stow your stuff for a small fee, and there is a separate coat check. There are two dark rooms and plenty of intimate corners. There&#;s no dress code, so wear whatever you like &#; if anything!
This venue has the identical street address as Affinity Bar, but is below ground. Its entrance (shown above) is on Steine Street, just off St. James’s Street (behind the Sussex Beacon shop).
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Brighton is one of the most popular cities in the UK for gay travellers, known as the gay capital of the South (rivalling London) so it’s no surprise that there are many incredible gay bars in Brighton to choose from!
Whether you prefer a gay pub, gay bar, gay club or gay cruising club, Brighton has something for everyone.
The majority of gay bars in Brighton are all within walking distance of each other (much like in Manchester, the gay capital of the North!) centred around the gay area of Brighton also known as the gay village of Brighton. We found that on a night out in Brighton, the entire LGBTQ+ spectrum was represented, more so than many other places we have been!
To learn more about what Brighton has to present, check out our Finish Travel Guide to Gay Brighton.
In our Best Gay Bars in Brighton guide we will explore everything that the gay scene in Brighton has to offer.
Where is the Gay Village in Brighton?
The gay village in Brighton is in Kemptown.
Kemptown stretches along the coast with the main gay area being bordered by Old Steine Pavillon Parade, Ed
Gay Brighton &#; the top gay hotels, bars, clubs &#; more
Brighton is a coastal city on the English Channel that both exudes quintessential English seaside charm and is a queer bastion. The noun is one of the three LGBTQ+ capitals of the U.K., alongside London and Manchester, and is considered one of the most liberal places in the country. Its politics are left, its people are fabulous, and its nightlife is a lot of fun.
Even its iconic pier stretches out into the waves like an open invitation to all. Seagulls soar over the perpetually windy seafront, where gay couples sit on pebble-strewn beaches, huddled together as they romantically tuck into a bag of England’s trademark fish and chips; strolling through the city’s winding streets will take you past vintage shops, hipster cafes, lively bars, and cozy English pubs, where old-school British drag queens hold court for a crowd of LGBTQ+ folk and their straight allies, enjoying a pint—or six!
Brighton has a timeless magic to it: it’s a place where vintage glamour meets vibrant, modern queer culture, and everyone is invited to be