Step inside Bar Broadway on Steine Street, and you’ll feel like you’ve stumbled into Brighton’s best-kept secret: a dazzling shrine to musical theatre, Broadway hits, cabaret, and camp classics. This isn’t just a bar – it’s a celebration of all things Broadway, where the walls echo with iconic showtunes and every night feels like an encore.
Bar Broadway’s interior is cozy yet vibrant, decked out with theatre memorabilia and vintage posters from legendary Broadway shows. Soft, intimate lighting sets the stage perfectly for evenings filled with singalongs, laughter, and spontaneous performances. Plush seating invites groups of friends to settle in for the night, but the real magic is in the atmosphere: whether it’s a quiet Tuesday or a weekend blowout, the sense of community and shared love for musicals makes you feel instantly at home.
The drinks menu is solid, offering classic cocktails, a well-rounded selection of beers, wines, and spirits. Prices are reasonable, especially considering the unique experience.
Where Bar Broadway truly shines is its entertainment. Expect lively Broadway-inspired cabaret nights, crowd-pleasing karaoke sessions, and performances that create an inviting, electric vibe. Whether you’re singing your heart out or soaking in the show, there’s a warm inclusivity that makes it easy to join in – no stage experience required.
The staff deserve their own standing ovation – friendly, attentive, and always up for a chat. They manage to keep drinks flowing and spirits high, even when the bar is buzzing with Broadway and theatre lovers from all walks of life.
If there’s a downside, it’s that the place can get absolutely rammed, especially on weekends.
Bar Broadway isn’t just another Brighton watering hole. It’s a joyful, inclusive, and unapologetically camp celebration of Broadway music and performance, perfect for musical aficionados, curious newcomers, or anyone looking to end their night with a showstopper.
Reviewers Score : 4.5 stars out of 5
Reviewers Verdict: A must-visit for anyone who’s ever hummed along to a Broadway showtune. Brighton wouldn’t be the same without it.
