Environment: When I first walked in I was expecting a more traditional gelato shop where you go and…read morestand in a line, pick some gelato, they scoop it, you eat kind of style. Instead, they give you a table and a menu where you pick what you'd like from sundaes to waffles to regular gelato. I was kind of bummed cause I would've loved to try a couple before ordering. The environment was fun though, lots of space and tables. Service: The service was good, friendly and attentive. Food: the gelato was delicious. Decent price for the size of the sundae which was huge, definitely large enough for 2 people to split. The strawberry gelato was amazing, the soft serve on the top wasn't my favorite, took away from the sundae a bit. If I were to eat here again I would definitely order a waffle, those looked AMAZING.

When I was in Brighton earlier this year I went to catch up with some old school friends at an Ice…read moreCream Parlour called Jojo's Gelato in Brighton. If you're into ice cream(/all kinds of sweet desserts that have lots of sugar in) and like the 'American Diner' style then you might want to check this place out! It's colourful, the staff are friendly and welcoming and the place has an unbelievable selection of Artisan homemade ice cream and sorbets to choose from! As you probably know by now (because I think I might have mentioned it a couple of times in other reviews) I am Vegan and I was incredibly excited when I saw there were ten vegan sorbet flavours to choose from (TEN!) plus dark chocolate too... This is one of those awesome Ice Cream Parlours that lets you try any and every flavour you want to before committing to one (or two, or a few)! After sampling a couple of the sorbet flavours, I opted for peach sorbet scoop along with an incredibly indulgent scoop of the dark chocolate, with strawberries on top. I expected it to come in a little bowl (seeing as I ordered a "2 scoop" bowl for £3.79 + 49p for fresh strawberries) and was pretty blown away when I was greeted by magnificent lookin' thing! My peach and dark choc sorbet dessert cost me less than £4.30 in total, which I think is fairly reasonable as a treat. Jojo's Gelato would make a super cute place to go for a date, to catch up with old friends (like I did) or take the kids as a special treat! My (non Vegan) friends got incredible looking waffles with ice cream, fruit and whipped cream! I struggled to finish mine and couldn't even consider looking at the waffle dishes for too long, let alone eating them! The only thing I didn't enjoy about this place is that it was quite nippy, we were sat in there for about 1.5 hours so I really felt the chill.

I enjoyed the breakfast we had there very much. The service was great. Funny enough there was a…read morecompany executive visiting and the staff was on top of things. The ambiance was nice for a waffle place.

I really love me some savory waffles that have great portions for its price. Will come here again…read morewhen visiting Brighton!

Four stars only because if you've never been there and don't know what to order or whatever they're…read morenot the kindest. Anyway, centrally located and near the shopping mall. This gelato shop is open late. Until midnight I stumbled in at around 10:30 and found it to be quite full. I got one of two clean tables after ordering. I looked at the menu and it was overwhelming. So many choices. I got the Sweet Treat and my goodness that thing should have a disclaimer that it's approximately a foot tall. Vanilla gelato swirls like whipped cream topped with two cookies and a cookie straw. Beneath the vanilla gelato is chocolate gelato, a banana, peanut butter, whipped cream, Oreos crumbles, and who knows what else is deeper than I could possibly ever venture. I was proud of myself for eating roughly a third. Not proud because it was bad, because it was quite quite good. But proud because I made that much of a dent due to the sheer size

Wow Amazing Sundaes! Ours came with a pot of hot chocolate sauce and it was just insane!!!…read moreHuge portion...I could have shared to be honest but my boyfriend wanted a whole one to himself so I manage to eat NEARLY all of my own one! Staff friendly and and service quick. It is not table service for ordering, not essential and not a problem just is always a nice touch in Gelaterias. Very big place with a lot of seating, suitable for both groups and individuals. Conveniently near the Churchill sq shopping centre car park and very central location! Looking forward to returning to try something different all though the pot of hot sauce was so good!

It's my first time to go. Shop is cute and clean. And had…read moreline up to outside because of COVID-19. But it worth to wait to buy sweets! We drove to there from London took 1 hour but I definitely go

Food's quality is insane! I'm French and I'm so happy to know this address…read more It's quite expansive but the quality is so high.. So it's worth! I've tried a lot of patisseries, croissant is amazing, crunchy and fresh even by delivery. I've tried some macarons, it was lovely, very tasty and nice texture, nice aroma! I've tried a tart which was particularly insane and crusty! I've tried a mocha which was not really nice but apart that, I'm never disappointed! If you choose to get delivered, you even have a little macaron as a gift, a lovely touch! I can't wait to order again or to go back to the shop, love it!

there was amazing service, the kindest workers, and food was grand, we were a group of 5 and they…read morewere very nice and fast.

From the owner: Crêpeaffaire - flipping awesome crêpes - everyday!…read more Freshly-made crêpes & waffles Luxury milkshakes & juices Fairtrade, organic coffee Enjoy freshly prepared crêpes, sweet or savoury, any time of the day. A fun, relaxed spot where great food and coffee is prepared in front of you. Vegan & gluten free options available!

Having just written a pretty glowing review for the West Cornwall pasty company, I have to say this…read moreplace does just beat it. They've got a great range of flavours, almost too many as it's too hard to decide, so I ended up going for the standard 'traditional'. I wasn't disappointed - the filling was tasty and the pastry perfect, the right mix of flake and stodge. They do have other stuff here too - sandwiches, paninis - but I can't imagine I'll ever get past the pasties to try them.

You can take the girl out of the West Country but you can't take the West Country out of the girl…read more Like Tasha S., I too am a Somerset lass and it takes a lot to impress me, pasty-wise. I'd say my grandma probably makes the best pasties in Devon, but I suppose I'm biased... I often find that shop-bought pasties are a bit of a let down, too-thick pastry filled with lots of potato and not enough of anything else. This was not my experience of Our Cornish Pasty Shop. I went for a classic steak pasty and it quite literally knocked my socks off! The meat was tender, the pastry was just the right consistency...watch out granny, you've got new competition!! The range of pasties is just right...not so many that you're left confused, but enough that you aren't left with a simple meat or veggie decision. I'm a bit scared of some of the more unusual ones, like Chicken Tikka...I am of the opinion that a pasty should stick to the original rules! The shop itself is nice, the staff friendly and they have a few tables outside. This is the best place to go if you want a little piece of the West Country in Brighton!

Very friendly and welcoming environment. I missed my flight yesterday back to California and had to…read morestay in Brighton for the night so I started to look for breakfast places around Brighton. Treacle & Co came up in my searches and the sweet potato hash looks extremely appetizing from photos and reviews. Sadly in the morning once I woke up i didnt have an appetite but I still went to check it out. Since I didnt have an appetite I was deciding on whether I should grab tea or something sweet instead of plain coffee so I ordered myself a mocha which was very tasty. I didnt feel like eating anything so i ordered the breakfast smoothie so I can drink that while on the way to the airport. They didnt have wifi there but it was ok since I still had alot of data and had my kindle so that I can read a bit. The place is really roomy, enough tables and seats plus great decorations on the walls. Really wanted to try the sweet potato hash though but maybe another time if I ever come back to Brighton.

This is a great place to eat, with friendly smiling staff and a superb selection of cakes, also an…read moreinteresting breakfast menu and the coffee is a locally roasted blend with bags of flavour. I tried the Victoria sponge cake which did not disappoint. I would highly recommend giving Treacle & Co a try!

Chocolate truffles Chocolate bars…read moreChocolate churros Chocolate cake Chocolake fudge Chocolate bread Chocolate pastries Chocolate fountain Chocolate cocktails Chocolate pancakes & chocolate making kits With all of the above, it's no wonder the recent Chocolate Festival in Brighton was such a success. Alongside dozens of food stalls selling chocolate related products, there was chocolate demonstrations and masterclasses. My favourite bit however, had to be eating all the free samples and discovering wonderful new chocolatiers like William Curley and Damien Allsop. Keep your eyes peeled to the website to check out when the next festival will be.

I stumbled upon Farm entirely accidentally, I think i've never noticed it because I always just…read morethought it was an extension of Bill's. However, despite the questionable location Farm have chosen, this place is fantastic. Being next to Bill's is a big gamble, but I would certainly be tempted to come here over their more illustrious neighbour. Selling a variety of locally sourced goods, including roast meat sandwiches and fresh coffee, roasted in nearby Hove. I hope Farm does succeed in staying in business, because they really do offer a fantastically modern and cosmopolitan, organic meal.

Good grief! It would seem that even in times of economic crisis, cafes are opening up all over the…read moreshop. At least in Brighton, where there seems to be endless money to be spent in trendy little food establishments. The latest: Farm. As the name suggests, Farm is going for a rustic country bumpkin image. They use local and organic produce, and locally made bread and they have a seasonal menu, meaning their dishes change according to which vegetables are in season. The décor reflects this ethos- it feels homey and earthy, if a little contrived- but in fairness it would be hard to create a totally authentic farm café in the middle of Brighton! I think they've done quite well- the sandwiches are really fresh and delicious and the bread is really nice. They have soups and other winter warmers too. Every time I've walked past, it has been packed. Perhaps this will be the café to give nearby Bill's a run for their money? Farm may not be quite as high on the cool barometer, but their food is up there!