Regular food events like pancakes and vegan roasts. Also a bar for members. The bookshop is well stocked. Worth a visit.
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Daniel ★★★★★
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william ranieri (Ranierifilm) ★★★★☆
The only one of its kind! Great pure anarchist place Weirdest gigs in Brighton and decent coffee and cakes ( Cash only!!!)
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Джеймс М ★★★★★
The unique place is full of books by anarchist authors from all over the world. Tasty vegan food and a strong sense of community with shared values
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Nigel Terry ★★★★☆
Interesting little venue. Went to see a couple of acoustic punk acts, and throughly enjoy my evening. Drinks reasonably priced (for Brighton), nearest car park is London Road, again reasonably priced for Brighton.
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angela queueing igd girling ★★★★☆
Walked past this place so many times as I wasnt sure, really good vegan food, suprise! Very reasonable prices. Also treated myself and a pal to the handmade chocolates, delicious. Pretty basic decor wise, polite helpful staff and I love their ethos. They could make more of the place though.
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Francesca Di Santo ★★★★★
My favourite place in town cause I t just feels like home. The Club is definitely a place to be cherished as Brighton’s only diy venue and community centre. So many activities take place at the Cowley and everything is run by volunteers. Amazing gigs, tasty food nights, bar nights while you can meet like minded people. Stop by, ring the bell, a volunteer will open the door for you and GET INVOLVED! This is a safe space!
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jeremy bouchat ★★★★★
So many good gigs here. One of my favourite venues in Brighton to go watch an intimate gig. Drinks are cheaper than elsewhere. Friendly and ethical people. So many good memories. Deffo worth coming here if you get a chance to go watch a show. Highly recommended.
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Patrick Denis ★★★★☆
Anarchist unique jewel of a place, ran entirely by volunteer, slightly disorganised which makes it even better. You get a soup or a dish of the day (all vegan) and utterly delicious for a few quid, nice music is played and there is a good internet connection. You can browse books, chat to other guests or the lovely staff. It's about having a voice against gentrification, expensive overpriced places. There are sofas also so coffee, tea is available. They even run English lessons (free) for refugees on Mondays at 1200. Likely to find it open on Wed Thur and Fri. Awesome.
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Patrick ★★★★☆
Anarchist unique jewel of a place, ran entirely by volunteer, slightly disorganised which makes it even better. You get a soup or a dish of the day (all vegan) and utterly delicious for a few quid, nice music is played and there is a good internet connection. You can browse books, chat to other guests or the lovely staff. It's about having a voice against gentrification, expensive overpriced places. There are sofas also so coffee, tea is available. They even run English lessons (free) for refugees on Mondays at 1200. Likely to find it open on Wed Thur and Fri. Awesome.
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