The Devil's Dyke — Pub in Brighton And Hove

The Devil's Dyke is a country pub on Devil's Dyke Road, providing a relaxing escape from Brighton and Hove. The pub is well-known for its cask ales, fine wines and British gin. Locals and visitors go to The Devil's Dyke for a hearty lunch with garden views or evening drinks by the crackling log fires. This spot is a peaceful retreat within reach of the city, ideal for those wanting to relax in the South Downs.

The Devil's Dyke began as a public house in the 18th century and is now managed by the National Trust. The building has a rural character and rustic charm, reflecting its history and location. The interior features a country pub classic decor with a carpeted floor that improves the sound quality. Despite often being busy, the venue maintains a moderate noise level, creating a relaxed atmosphere. The Devil’s Dyke offers step-free and wheelchair access, including accessible toilets, ensuring everyone can visit. The flat asphalt roof is an important part of the building's structure. It’s a great place to enjoy views over Brighton and the Downs.

The Devil's Dyke serves food and drinks, making it suitable for quiet afternoons and social evenings. Families, walkers and tourists often visit this location. Expect a lively atmosphere and friendly service. The pub is ideal for groups and often hosts events. You can enjoy drinks while stargazing under dark skies, which is a key feature of this spot. Table booking is available, but you may encounter queues, especially during busy times.