Absolutely delicious! It is small and cozy caffe in Brighton with kind and smily staff. Food was…read moreexcelent. Pancakes with bacon and banana was incredible, I didn't imagine this combination but it was really good and everybody should try this.

Coffee was so good! In the UK I have such a hard time finding coffee I enjoy, but this place gives…read moreme hope. The menu also gives a variety of light meals that are tasty and wholesome. Staff are friendly too. Go here!

First off I should say I'm from San Francisco and Portland. I'm quite snobby and picky about…read morecoffee, tea, and pastries. This shop is lovely! Fresh pastries, beautiful loose leaf tea, delicious espresso, sandwiches AND some of the best wifi I've had while traveling in Brighton and London. I would highly suggest giving it a try. The atmosphere is very cute without loosing the comfy feel of a relaxed local place.

The fryups at H's cafe are possibly the best hangover cure in the whole of Brighton. Seriously. The…read moreamount of times I've trecked up Coombe Road feeling little better than a corpse, only to return home an hour later mentally capable of running up Mount Everest, is, well, truely awe-inspiring. The cafe isn't much to look at, and they certainly won't be winning any awards for interior design anytime soon, but, the food is great and very cheap. Unfortunately its in a bad location, which is a shame, but if you ever happen to be in the Coombe Road area around breakfast time you should definitely try the food here. You won't be disappointed.

Went here for breakfast while visiting a friend who lived on Coombe, so the location was obviously…read morevery ideal and convenient. Of all the places we ate while in brighton, this was memorable. The staff were all super friendly and nice, since we were very obviously from across the pond... they explained some of the unfamiliar things on the menu (like "bubble"). It's very small but quaint and the food was all I needed. I don't need anything fancy for breakfast, and the breakfast sandwich was perfect for me. Simple, delicious, and cheap.

I was driving through a little quaint part of town, when I found this little cafe. It looked nice,…read moreclean and friendly. So I went in with my wife for a bite. Wow what a breakfast. All the food they use is sourced from local suppliers. It was cooked to perfection! I'm a huge meet eater but decided to try the veggie breakfast for the very first time and boy was I impressed! It was delicious full of flavour perfectly cooked eggs, sautéed potatoes delicious grilled tomatoes, mushrooms beautiful fresh chewy white toast etc! My wife was equally impressed with her meat option. All in all a great surprise and start to the day. Check it out!

Joes is a lovely little cafe tucked in the back streets around Seven Dials. It's cosy and comfy,…read moreand could be described as an upmarket greasy spoon! It's quite small and a bit of a squeeze with a pram, but once in we were seated comfortably in the corner. We ordered at the counter but I think the waitress would have come to us, however she thought we were waiting for more people. I went for eggs benedict while my companion went for the veggie Spanish hash. This was offered as a small or large portion. She went for small but there was plenty of food on the plate, the large must have been humungous! My dish was really tasty but one of the muffins was a bit hard on the bottom, giving the impression it was slightly stale. After our lunch, we both had a hot chocolate and chatted away. It was only when the staff started stacking chairs on tables around us that we realised the cafe had actually closed. However, we never felt pressurised to leave which was really nice. Highly recommended for breakfast or lunch.

We had breakfast there today (Sunday) It was quiet enough so we got a table in the window, we…read moreordered two of the meaty breakfasts, Don't bother! Twenty five minutes later .... The toast was pale as the bacon, the mushrooms were old and rank also dry looking, the sausage was only cooked on two sides and the egg had a raw yolk! There wasn't an extractor so within minutes we were starting to smell of fried bacon, I could see the problem when paying at the counter, bacon was being cooked on a, well, it looked like a George foreman grill with no extractor above it within five feet of me, looking into the kitchen area it was easy to see there was hardly any catering equipment! These guys really need to look at their operation and open their eyes to the quality of the product they are selling to the public. We left the cafe and I felt like I had eaten something out of a dustbin, well its six hours later and there have been no ill affects so it could have been worse!

Have you been to Kemptown Trading Post yet ? Wow, its…read moreamazing! If you're in to 'Vintage' you must get down there.( St George's Road, Kemptown) An eclectic mix of vintage and retro. Furniture, kitchenalia, art, jewellery and vintage clothing. Fabulous vintage finds include filing cabinets, tables, chairs, desks, sofas, mirrors, lighting and some seriously stylish stuff with which to feather your nest. Not to mention a great coffee shop which serves a delicious selection of sandwiches and cakes.

I stumbled upon this cafe on a rainy Thursday afternoon to kill time before my train and I'm glad I…read morecame. It's a quaint little spot and it was quiet when I came in. There's a big variety of seating options and I opted to sit in the back room where I enjoyed my drink and book in peace. The women who run the place were very kind. I'd definitely come back to try the food!

Unbelievably awful!…read more We had two baked potatoes tuna and cheese. The potatoes came in soaked in butter from the bottom, the cheese was frozen cold, and the tuna was as chunky as it came from the can they didn't bother to break it down! Neither did they took the effort to warm the cheese !! The salad on the side tasted like eating Mayo from the jar!! We also had a latte. And this is for real!! 2/3 the cup is foam!!! When I removed and I asked for more milk (nicely) the girl who made the coffee took it personally and started trash talking me behind the counter as if I wasn't there. I wanted to return my food after the first bite and leave the place but cause I payed for it I felt bullied to set and digest the uncomfortable situation I was in. Recommendation: stop hiring people because you want to offer jobs and take your business into consideration. You need to hire a new cook and a new barista !! I can see that you take reviews here into action, and the location of your business is on point, and that you're taking a good care of the place. Just a bit effort in hiring and recruiting process and you'll be the next great thing there, especially the competition you have inside the station, plenty of great restaurants and cafes. Good luck!

Love this place. Probably my favourite fry up in Brighton. Great food at a great price. Sausages…read moreare locally sourced. Everything cooked well and well presented. You can take things off and add things to set breakfasts or build your own. A new couple recently took over but the food and friendly service as great as ever.

It's difficult to find a place in the North Laine that does a decent value full English breakfast,…read morewhat with the barista coffee/pastry revolution in full swing, but this place is it! I had a hankering for something a bit more filling and their cooked breakfast was magnificent - well cooked, decent portion and quality produce. It's a bit of a throwback to the old style English cafe (think Eastenders) which is great, it's certainly not Hipster. The staff were really friendly and service was super quick, all in all its hard to fault.

Excellent fry up. Great value too…read more Sometimes you can waffle on but words won't do it justice. A great fry up only needs confirmation that it did the job well and each component of the fry up was very good. I'd make this a regular visit if you are in the area.

There's a few local cafes near to where I live in Brighton and all within a 5 minute walk of each…read moreother but this has definitely got to be my favourite by miles. I've probably eaten in here about 30 times over the past couple of years and the standard of the food is consistently good! My favourites are the Welsh rarebit which comes with an egg on top, great for veggies! The scrambled egg on toast, jacket potatoes, toasties, full English are all good choices too whether you are coming here for breakfast, a late brunch or lunch. Fresh orange juice is squeezed in front of you and is a good choice too. Friendly chef and waitress and a real home from home kinda feel. You can't go wrong with an all day breakfast place for those more delicate feeling weekends!

What a little gem…read more In the beautiful Grange Gardens is a little hole in the wall selling tea, coffee, cakes and great sandwiches. Also ice creams for the little ones. Excellent home made cakes and good, hearty sandwiches. Real crockery - what a treat to have a proper cup of tea outdoors.

an oasis of tranquility in a world full of bustle, thats the grange gardens, superbly complemented…read moreby this unusual cafe. check out the art gallery at the grange, and the tree in the gardens planted by the queen to commemorate her 1st visit to lewes, she opened the police headquarters years later on her 2nd visit. whilst taking tea and cakes you can ponder on the local legend of the unexploded WW2 german bomb still buried under the gardens.

Coffee is warm not 'hot' This location does NOT have WiFi,…read moreso I would definitely avoid if doing any work. A shame b/c location is centralised.

The Trading Post is located in a section of town that has been closed off for through traffic so…read morethat they can place tables out in the street, which is an excellent place to sit and enjoy breakfast or a coffee during the summer months. We stopped in for breakfast one day and managed to find a table, which was lucky at how busy the cafe is. Overall this is an excellent place to stop and the only issue is that everyone seems to know about it, as they were super busy the whole time. We actually tried to go again on the day we were leaving town but the line was so long I didn't have the patience to wait.