The Colonnade Bar

Part of the Theatre Royal, with a frontage designed by Charles Clayton of Clayton and Black in 1894 and a bar back of the same period. The counter, ceiling and bar back are the features that carry the two-star grade for very special national historic interest. The house now specialises in gin, and 'Willie', an automated mannequin dressed for the theatre, sits in the front window.

CAMRA Historic Interiors Grade

2-star

Street Address

10 New Road

Website

thecolonnadebrighton.co.uk/

Postcode District

BN1

Category: Food & Drink

Tags: theatre-bar, gin, victorian-frontage, the-lanes

Coordinates: 50.8232666, -0.139728

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

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