Guide To The Grosvenor Bar

A Brief History of The Grosvenor Bar

Collin Day has been managing The Grosvenor Bar for the past few years, and since his arrival, the bar has undergone two redecorations. The initial transformation featured super camp glitter walls, feathers, and masks, creating a playful and extravagant ambience. The bar’s current look showcases a more theatrical style, including a drag queen tribute wall displaying famous drag queens from past and present. Local drag queens eagerly await the opportunity to have their photo mounted on the wall, adding to the bar’s vibrant and inclusive atmosphere.

A Welcoming and Inclusive Space

The Grosvenor Bar is open seven days a week and holds a late license, allowing guests to enjoy the festivities until the early hours. With a range of events throughout the week, there’s never a dull moment at The Grosvenor Bar. On Thursdays, you can join in the fun at Drag Bingo, a night filled with laughter, games, and fabulous prizes. Fridays are reserved for Karaoke, where you can showcase your singing talents or cheer on fellow performers. And on Saturdays, prepare to be entertained by top-notch cabaret performances starting at 10pm.

A Local Pub with a Loyal Clientele

Under Collin’s management, The Grosvenor Bar has evolved into a friendly local pub that welcomes everyone. Its inviting atmosphere and affordable drinks, priced at just £3.30 for any pint, have attracted a regular and loyal clientele. The bar’s low prices and the warm and inclusive environment make it a popular destination for both locals and tourists exploring Brighton’s LGBTQ+ scene.