Eat and Drink

Soak up the pre-show atmosphere in our Bars, Foyers and at Redroaster

Looking in to a cafe, there is a table set up with three visible chairs, two wine glasses and a bottle of champagne set up to the side. There are lots of green plants on display around the restaurant.

Visit Redroaster at Brighton Dome

Redroaster at Brighton Dome features a covered and heated private terrace overlooking the Royal Pavilion Gardens, covered al-fresco dining on New Road as well as a beautifully designed restaurant in Brighton Dome itself. Join us for delicious food served all-day, wines from The Guardian’s Zeren Wilson, our own roasted organic coffees and award winning cocktails.

Brighton Dome & Brighton Festival members enjoy a 20% discount on food at Redroaster (Mon-Fri at Brighton Dome location only). 

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Brighton Dome Foyer bar on lower level & Mezzanine on upper level, with the walls and bar all white
Photo by Jim Stephenson

Brighton Dome Foyer

Offering the very best in local drink and dripping with contemporary cool, the Foyer bar remains the place to soak up that pre-gig atmosphere

With its high glass ceilings and open plan design, the Foyer is a wonderfully bright space during the day, but we like it best at night - when the buzz of the crowd and the stylish LED lighting really helps to set the mood.

The bar is open 45 minutes before evening performances. Our bars are now cashless, taking card payments only to reduce contact points and increase speed of service. 

Also located in the Foyer, our alcohol free bar serves a selection of teas and coffee to enjoy with delicious cakes and snacks.

A bar
Photo by Andy Stagg

Gallery Bar

Step back in time in our newly refurbished Gallery Bar

In the Gallery Bar,  the Corn Exchange’s original purpose as a riding house has been used as the inspiration for decoration. The space features Regency colours and motifs plus name carvings remembering each of the Prince Regent’s horses. A spectacular sculpture by West Sussex-based artist Graham Heeley is suspended in the atrium, inspired by a painting of one of the Prince’s favourite horses, Nonpareil. On the wall, more historic images recall the venue’s time as a riding house and an interactive digital timeline, from SquintOpera, allows visitors to explore Brighton Dome’s heritage from the 1800s to the present day.

You can visit our Gallery Bar and learn about our history during the day on Thu-Sat, 10am-5pm. 

In the evening, the bar is open 45 minutes before a performance. Our bars are now cashless, taking card payments only to reduce contact points and increase speed of service. 

 

A bar
Photo by Andy Stagg

Festival Bar

A contemporary space inspired by Brighton Festival

In the Festival Bar a more contemporary era of Brighton Dome’s history is celebrated, with wallpaper taking its inspiration from the poster for the first Brighton Festival, which took place in 1967. The poster’s unique ‘eye’ motif is combined with imagery from artist Mike McInnerney, who has also designed album covers for The Who. The Who formed part of the 1967 Festival line up, headlining a performance in Brighton Dome’s Concert Hall that also included Eric Clapton’s Cream, among others.

In the evening, the Festival bar is open 45 minutes before a performance. Our bars are now cashless, taking card payments only to reduce contact points and increase speed of service. 

Save time and pre-order drinks

To make things a little easier for you, you can pre-order your drinks for your event from 7 days in advance until up to two hours before the start time at domedrinks.org both for arrival and the interval. For standing events you can also book during the gig to avoid the queues at the bar. You need only need to register the first time you order. 

Our Menu

Wine

Ca'di Ponti Catarratto Sicily, Italy, 12.5% 
125ml £4.95 | 175ml £5.95 | Bottle £25

False Bay Sauvignon Blanc, Coastal Region, South Africa, 13%
125ml £5.70 | 175ml £6.70 | Bottle £28

Cape Heights Merlot, Western Cape, South Africa, 14%
125ml £4.95 | 175ml £5.95 | Bottle £25

Stone's Throw Malbec, Victoria, Australia, 14%
125ml £5.70 | 175ml £6.70 | Bottle £28

Pinot Grigio Principato Rosato Blush, Provincia di Pavia, Italy, 12%
125ml £4.95 | 175ml £5.95 | Bottle £25

Durello Spumante, Veneto, Italy, 11.5%
Bottle £32

Sea Change Italian Sparkling Wine, Italy, 10.5%
250ml can £7

The Uncommon English Sparkling, Kent & Hampshire, 11.5%
187ml can £7

Beer & Cider

Unbarred Van Gogh Bier, 4.5%
330ml Helles Lager Can £5.35

Ascension Cider Pilot, 4.8%
330ml Can £4.95

Hot Drinks

Filter Coffee | £1.80

Tea | £1.80

Herbal Tea | £2.50

Food

Bagelman Filled Bagels | Assorted | £6.50–£8 | Limited Availability
Freshly prepared by Bagelman

Crisps | £1.50

Popcorn | £1.90

Choc Affair | £3.60

Brownie | £2.85

Cakes and Pastries | £2.50–£4

Brighton Dome & Brighton Festival Members enjoy 20% discount at our bars, join today!

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