Prince Albert

One of two Brighton pubs at three stars, outstanding national historic importance, in a protected building dating from around 1840 and recorded as trading from 1848. The west elevation carries a replica of Banksy's 'Kissing Coppers', the original having been sold in 2014, and the gable mural runs through dead musicians from Hendrix to Winehouse. The kitchen does not operate: drinkers order in from nearby takeaways, and the upstairs room runs live music.

CAMRA Historic Interiors Grade

3-star

Street Address

48 Trafalgar Street

Website

princealbertbrighton.co.uk/

Postcode District

BN1

Category: Food & Drink

Tags: three-star, live-music, banksy, trafalgar-street, no-food

Coordinates: 50.8284867, -0.1406336

Part of Brighton pubs on CAMRA's inventory of historic interiors

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