The UK's most outrageous guidebook returns in it's fifth incarnation, boasting five new chapters, hundreds of photos, illustrations by local artists and a free scratch and sniff guide to the best local restaurants. Specialist features by local writers include Brighton's best greasy spoons by comedy writer Brian Mitchell and a Brighton sex tour by the town's oldest prostitute, Leticia. As always, pubs, clubs, hotels and tourist attractions are amply covered - this is a frank look at the joys and disappointments of the town, from the Marina to the Laines.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I loved this book but wished I had purchased it before my wife and I went to Brighton for a few days. Although we had a great time whilst there anyway, the book would have been inavluable in informing us of the best and most interesting places to go.
It is written in an easy to read and sometimes laugh out loud style that had me re-reading certain chapters more than once. I will definitely be looking at it again before we set out for Brighton next time and on my recommendation, lots of friends have asked to borrow it - I wish they would buy it for themselves as I'm worried I won't get it back!
It is written in an easy to read and sometimes laugh out loud style that had me re-reading certain chapters more than once. I will definitely be looking at it again before we set out for Brighton next time and on my recommendation, lots of friends have asked to borrow it - I wish they would buy it for themselves as I'm worried I won't get it back!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By Merrydown
Format:Paperback
What a find ! I purchased this book before a mini break to Brighton and not only was it a very useful guide as what to avoid and what to see, but it was also the most hilarious read ! We fouund the really nice Italian restaurant that was mentioned and were not disappointed. Oh and the authors are right about the seagulls ! Take earplugs !
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Great little book easy to carry around in my handbag. Gave me and my other half a good giggle in places and gave some really helpful suggestions of where to eat and shop and what to see. I felt it gave a good reflection of Brighton as a city in a light hearted way, without all the pomp that sometimes accompanies guide books. would definitely recommend it!
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Entertaining
Very entertaining book, in a quirky way. We did go to Brighton for a weekend but didn't really need the guide. Read more
Published 22 months ago by newmikeman
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Very informative
Very informative. I recently read a book called Ring of Tabor, which is set in Brighton, and when I visited Brighton I was interested in seeing some of the places that were... Read more
Published on 10 May 2011 by Richard Brook
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Cheeky Guide to Brighton review
This book is funny, small enough to carry around with you and has a handy map at the back to help you keep your bairings. Read more
Published on 30 Sep 2010 by Poosy
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