Reviews

  1. James ★★★★★

    Always love it here. Great beers, friendly hosts, what more could one ask for? Deech is a legend. One of my favourites!

  2. Leo ★★★★★

    Great little watering hole situated at the end of The Open Market, wide range of curious beers, lovely bit of sun, a bit pricey but to be expected these days. Deech (spelling?) stupendous, knowledgeable, and enthusiastic beerman; makes you feel like you've been a regular for years. Awesome spot all round, will be returning!

  3. Simon Heath ★★★★★

    Exceptionally good range of drinks. Hge fridges full of beers are really well laid out. Lovely place to pick up some take aways or stop for a drink of two. Every time I've been in the staff have blown me away with their knowledge and friendliness. A must visit for anyone visiting Brighton that likes craft beer.

  1. Paul Ciprian ★★★★☆

    A small shop located at the entry on The Market Hall. You can buy here mostly crafted beers and crafted ciders. A large variety to chose from. There are also a few tables in front of the shop, if you want to have a drink on the spot.

  2. Brighton Beer Blog . com ★★★★☆

    The Drop slotted into London Road’s Open Market in early 2023, joining a plethora of boutiques and world food eateries, and making the Open Market an even more tantalising destination. On tap there are usually 2 options and, as the space is operated by local brewers Brighton Bier, they are generally filled with a couple of Brighton Bier keg options, usually a Pilsner and a Pale ale. The 3 large fridges contain a really fantastic selection: Belgian Trappist styles, German lagers from the best traditional brewers, and then a myriad of both pales, dark beers, sours, Low-No and everything in between. The fridges are neatly sectioned up and prices are clearly marked, the drink in and take out price is the same which keeps things simple. I get that the majority of punters are here for take-away, but more comfortable furniture would certainly make me want to sit for longer. It has daytime only opening times, and is open to the elements. Therefore, in winter in particular, The Drop is more appropriately somewhere to 'drop' by, than a bar destination in itself. Full writeup for this bar and more on my blog site (URL in photos)

  3. John Goodsell ★★★★★

    Worth a visit, great beer, great services and plenty of great food nearby to accompany it

  1. Charlie Fisher ★★★★★

    Great proces Great selection Dog friendly Loads of food around to eat once you've had a few

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What is the address of The Drop?

The Drop is located at Unit 21, Marshalls Row, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 4JU, UK

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