Get here by train

Brighton Station
The main rail hub in the city with frequent Southern and Thameslink services to London, Gatwick and the south coast. (~10–12 min walk into the city centre and West Street nightlife)

Hove Station
Useful if coming from the west or coastal routes — short taxi or local bus ride into central Brighton. (~5–7 min taxi / bus)

Brighton’s compact city centre also has frequent bus links to and from surrounding routes, making it easy to reach from other parts of the city.

Parking

There’s no dedicated on-site parking at Barbara’s, but Brighton city centre has many public car parks, street parking and reserveable spaces within walking distance.

Recommended nearby options

Churchill Square Car Park
(Green & Orange levels) – Large central multi-storey with good evening access, close to West Street and the Lanes. (~3–5 min walk)

JustPark & Local Spaces near West Street
Reserve securely via apps close to the venue. (~2–8 min walk)

Old Steine Gardens / Car Parks near Regency Square
A range of bookable spaces and public car parks near Brighton Station and city centre. (~8–12 min walk)

Note: city centre parking varies widely by demand and time — pre-booking through JustPark, NCP or YourParkingSpace can help secure a space and avoid stress on busy nights.

Ride Services

Barbara’s is easy to reach by taxi, Uber, Bolt and local private hire — with frequent cab ranks and apps serving the city centre. Popular taxi services include Brighton & Hove Radio Cabs and Taxi4U, plus ride-hailing options via Uber.

Pick-up and drop-off points are commonly at West Street itself or nearby streets like North Street and Queen’s Road.

Handy Tip

Planning a big night out or heading home late?

Brighton Station is within easy walking distance and offers frequent late-evening services — a great option for trains back toward London, Gatwick, Sussex towns or coastal routes.