Since this Bakery was taken over not so special as the previous owners, the different way of baking…read moreis not too clever, items of bakery, cakes so. so dry. Since buying from new owners, have not returned but did telephone to complain about the disappointment of the quality of the bakery, very poor, they had let down the customers terribly.

This bakers shop has been around for decades and people old and yound in this area have all got…read moretheir own little favourites. I used to love the dinky doughnuts that they used to do for 5p a go although I do not know if they do these anymore. However, my pallet became more sophisticated and I now love the shortbread snowmen, they are fandabbydozy! (in the words of Lee Evans) The baker always says 'cheers, ta' once you have paid and it has always stuck in my head because it sounds like he really means it. The 6 bus stop stops just across the street otherwise if you do not have a car it'l probably be abit of a walk but if you are going to the bakery to scoff your face then excerise before and after might be a good shout.

Another branch of the hugely successful baker. There are others all over Sussex and we've been to…read moremost of them. This branch lacks nothing in the way of freshly baked produce. The cakes are a dream, or possible nightmare, because you don't know what to choose. The bread is so tasty, as are the young ladies!!!

Truffles bakery is one place i make a beeline for every time I find my in Shoreham just along the…read morecoast from Brighton and Hove. In the heart of the small town, with many other shops, you'll find Truffles. It's a good proper baker and cake shop selling all sorts of lovely treats. The bread, in particular, is delicious.

Great bakery, also has a couple of branches North of Worthing. I stopped here on the way to work…read morefor a breakfast/sandwich and got a really good welcome and smileat 0630hrs.. now that is service. I'm not sure if that's the norm but it did for me, Tommy!! Lovely fresh bread, for which I have a serious weakness, but I did manage to resist the cakes. They looked far too tasty to only have one!

Great coffee. Don't waste you money on a pastry they don't heat it up and they are rock hard…read more Service was fine. Ambiance was cute and quiet.

My first time in Brighton. The lemon Danish is AMAZING!…read moreAs is the Caprese sandwich. Highly recommend

Fantastic bread. Just about the best you can get in Worthing. A colleague and I used Mr B when he…read morewas in Rowlands Road years ago, as I worked near there. The standard of the bread and procedure has not dropped since the move or the passing of time. Worthingites should get down there and trythey will not be disappointed!!

This is the best bakers ever, their bread is so superior to the rest. staff are so friendly and…read moreobliging

Some like itsome don't! Personally I've never had cause to complain, in fact quite the opposite…read more Not a bad cup o'coffee at all. Wife loves the cakes.also my downfall! Nicely situated in the this small, but very diverse town, you can watch the world go by, especially if you're semi-retired!! Loads of competition which gives YOU the choice.

Amazing.Only wish that they would deliver to peoples houses.Maybe the could join Just Eats or…read moreDeliveroo.

Very nice food and a very good service it's very near my home and a friendly place it's open most…read moreof the time

This is the perfect place to head for to seriously indulge yourself. The home made cakes and scones…read moreare just a few of whats on offer here. You can order online or just pop in to see what you fancy. They are the ideal thing to order for a large garden party or even a picnic. The milkshakes they produce here are so amazing! I am absolutely hooked on them, especially the chocolate button ones. If you fancy something savory then try one of their paninis, they taste just like, if not better than the ones you can get in Italy!

Yeahok, if you catch them on a good day!! Cakes, coffee and comfort alright but you do have to…read morewait, sometimes.. As already suggested, not a bad alternative to Starbucks!! Have used it twice with my wife and we don't feel it's for us, but others may feel differently.

Good selection of pies pastries an cakes. I go there every day. Nice friendly staffread more

Nice little cafe right in the middle of newhaven town centre , nice friendly staff always smiling…read moreand helpful, baguettes sandwiches pastries pies tea coffee soup and more lots of the locals go there reasonable prices too . I can highly recommend it

Popped in for a lunch - wow, so pleased we did. Hubby and…read moredaughter had ploughman's lunch - one with meat one cheese - large hunks of cheese and very generous French stick! Both really enjoyed it. I had an afternoon tea - sandwiches, a choice of scrumptious cake and scone with clotted cream & jam. Everything was fresh and delicious-rhubarb scone was amazing as was the rhubarb jam, a must try!! The tea room is charming and the staff are so friendly and helpful-we will definitely be back! A real gem in a lovely quaint British town

We stopped off in Steyning on the way home the other day. I'd never been before, its one of those…read morehistoric market towns that takes quite lot of pride in its not particularly remarkable heritage. Still, it has some cute old buildings, and, as it turns out, a bloody fine tea shop. The Steyning Tea Rooms certainly look the part, with a very Cath Kidson-esque aesthetic. As well as being a tea room, there are also a few gifty bits on sale, like embroidered Matryoshka door stops, bird shaped pegs, and so on. What really makes it great though is the food. The menu is extensive, and reasonably priced. They obviously do a great selection of cakes and drinks, but with some more interesting additions than just the norm, for example, you can have a cream soda or a coke float to drink. We shared a tuna, cheese and sunblushed tomato melt, a rhubarb scone with cream and rhubarb jam, some Sicilian lemonade and a raspberry lemonade. The lemonade was wonderfully strong and traditional tasting, the melt was heavily loaded with the tasty toppings, and the rhubarb scone was the best of the lot, with lots of pieces of real rhubarb baked in, and a tangy jam to offset the cream and scone's sweetness. Those items together came to about £13. We were served by a not exactly effusive, but not unpleasant lady with long dreads, more what you would expect from a café in Brighton than this quaint Steyning tea room. Altogether it was a ruddy jolly show.