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Review of Mr Topper's Original Barber Shop
30 Oct 07, 15:14
Mr Topper's Barber Shop 
Finding a cheap hairdressers can be the bain of anyone's existence, because 99% of the time they simply don't exist. But Mr Topper's provides a dry haircut for anyone for £6 a go, or £10 for a wash and cut, which makes it one of the most popular places to go for people who just want their hair CUT. With no appointments to be made, you just walk in, sit down and wait until someone's free. Absolutely unbeatable.
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Review of The Cowley Club
30 Oct 07, 15:09
The Cowley Club
The Cowley Club is unique in Brighton. Home to a bookshop, a vegan cafe and a bar at night, it is so much more than that. The base of many projects, meetings and collectives, it is a social centre for grass-roots movements based around social change, and is a focus point for progressive debate. Entirely run by volunteers with no paid workers, no one makes profits, and its values are thus clear. A very important utility in Brighton.
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Review of Komedia
30 Oct 07, 14:57
Komedia, Brighton
One of three in the country, and undoubtedly one of the most famous, Komedia is always going to be a great night out. With stand-up comedy nights 3 times a week with the Krater Comedy Club, plus famous and up-and-coming musical and theatrical acts, it is always bustling with whats new and great in arts culture. Its always good to book in advance though, because tickets sell out quick because of its popularity.
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Review of The Joogelberry Playhouse
30 Oct 07, 14:52
The Joogelberry Playhouse
The Joogelberry Playhouse really does have it all- great music, comedy, entertainment and food, all under one roof, and succeeds in all these respects. The music is diverse and engaging, with Jazz, Funk, Soul and world music to name but a few, and the food is outstanding and always commented on. Really representing what Brighton brings to culture, it is a must for anyone wanting to experience what Brighton has to offer.
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Review of The Gladstone
30 Oct 07, 14:47
The Gladstone 
Brighton certainly doesn't have a lack of pubs and bars, but it is nice to have local pubs that are worth going back to because of their quality and atmosphere. The Gladstone is nice and spacious with a huge beer garden, has a nice range of drinks and also has a interesting, varied menu depending on the day of the week. With warm, pleasant lighting it is a great place to drink and chill, and even when it is busy, is doesn't feel cramped, which a lots of pubs in Brighton do feel like.
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Review of Shabitat
30 Oct 07, 14:42
Shabitat
Everyone needs to buy furniture at some point during the year, but it is almost always an expensive venture, unless you search thoroughly. Fortunately, places like Shabitat cater for exactly these ventures, providing all kinds of furniture at brilliant prices. Located right in the middle of Brighton, it is the perfect place to find that much needed coffee table, sofa, desk or any other thing that your house needs. Much recommended for anyone as well as students!
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Review of Pablo's
27 Oct 07, 14:13
Pablo's
Eating out cheap is often quite a struggle in Brighton with its emphasis on quality and class, but Pablo's is different. With three menu options for only £2.50 and the rest of the menu around a fiver, it really does catch your attention when you walk past, and none of the quality is left out of the food because of its cheapness. Definitely somewhere you'd go back to, and with a friendly atmosphere, Pablo's is an idea that should really be used more often.
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Review of Richer Sounds
27 Oct 07, 14:09
Richer Sounds
If you want good quality electronics at affordable prices then Richer Sounds is the place to go. With a wide range of TVs, speakers, sound systems and other household gadgets, it really has everything you'd need in your home. Plus, the staff are really nice, and wouldn't you rather help fund local businesses? The quality of goods and customer service is as good if not better than larger competitors.
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Review of Casablanca Jazz Club
27 Oct 07, 13:55
Casablancas
Brighton caters for every kind of musical genre you can think of, and Casablancas ticks the box for Jazz like no other. With an admittedly cheesy upstairs repetoire on most days, it is downstairs that the Jazz club vibe really kicks off. With live bands playing all the time, and with that intimate feel that is essential for a Jazz club to work, Casablancas is the place to be if you want funk and soul in your music without Fatboy Slim.
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Review of The Brighton Dome
27 Oct 07, 13:50
The Brighton Dome
The Dome is the home of live entertainment from the who's who of today. Second only (in size) to The Brighton Centre, The Dome puts on gigs, plays, stand-ups, orchestras you name it. Very large but yet still having a cosy feel, The Dome is the best place to see you favourite bands because despite its size it feels more intimate than other grander, yet more distant feeling venues.
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