Had a appointment at specsavers a few doors up from here I was a bit early for my appointment and…read morehungry so I thought check this coffee shop out I ordered a flat white and a Brie and bacon toastie I must say I wasn't disappointed it was really tasty and came with a lovely fresh crunchyu salad . The staff where really pleasant the interior and decor . Quite popular with mothers with little children so if you don't mind the odd winging kid this is for you I didn't mind though 9/10

We visited this cafe yesterday (Friday lunchtime). It was fairly busy. Staff were friendly. They do…read morea breakfast menu until 12 noon, and quite a varied lunch menu. We went for a couple of jacket potatoes with cheese and baked beans. They were served with coleslaw and a fresh salad garnish. Food was good, and portions was generous. Prices reasonable (just over £12 for two, including a pot of tea). Two criticisms: one was the hygiene in the cafe. All round the edges of the floor looked as though they hadn't been cleaned for a while, there were cobwebs running down the windows and even a bit of mould growing! Our lunch didn't come back to visit us later that day so I guess the food was okay. Shame the cleanliness of the place let it down though. Other criticism: it was really cold in there! Front door was wide open, and when we asked if it could be closed we were told that the cook was really hot so it had to be kept open. This meant that all the customers had to eat with their coats and jackets on. Hardly comfortable for mid-January! Disabled access not too bad: one half step and you're in (and in fact there was a lady in a specially adapted buggy sitting at one of the tables). Would we go back? You're not spoiled for choice for eateries in Seaford. If they cleaned up their cafe then yes we would, but only in warmer weather ...

Lovely snacks,good coffee,friendly ownersread more

Simply amazing food and amazing service. Very cozy and casual ambiance. We came from Vegas and had…read moreour first full english while hearing some stories from our server about England and growing up on the countryside. Ordered a giant Full Monty and split it between the two of us. Definitely must visit - great value for the price.

Always a great breakfast in here. Solid builders cafe, convenient place on the main high street too.read more

Lovely freshly cooked food and tasty coffees Tracy and Paul the owners and staff are really nice …read more With a wicked sense of humour. Really clean everything you expect from a cafe including ice cream in a cone a favorite with the locals . Quite a few people I know go there 10/10 excellent I thoroughly recommend it

From the owner: Breakfasts, Lunches, Cakes and desserts, A large variety of Teas and Coffees and Cold Drinks…read more Eat In or Takeaway.

We stopped here for lunch during our walk/hike from Cuckmere Inn to Beachy Head…read more It was cold out, so this place was a nice place to stop for lunch, warm up, and use the facilities. I ordered the ham Ploughman whilst my girls ordered the one-pots. One was very disappointed, as she was set to order the cheese jacket potato, which had just ran out. My ploughman was good, but one in my party (the one who wanted the jacket potato) did not particularly care for her one pot. It came out to $26 pounds ($33 usd) for party of 3, so not particularly cheap. But I was appeased knowing that my purchase would go to the National Trust which would help preserve the 7 Sisters Park. Note that you can go cheaper by ordering the premade sandwiches or pasties. They have tables outside when the weather is warmer. And tables with coastal views if you're seated at window.

Good quality cake and scone, friendly service, nice and clean, noting out of the ordinary but…read moreexactly what one needs after a hike near by. I agree with reviews before me about price being highish, not end of the world though. :) Cake we tried the poppyseed and orange, I can highly recommend it. It had a great balance of sweet and source. The cheese scone was slightly "black peppery"

The food received from pit stop was some what questionable at best the pizza looked raw and sure…read moreenough one bite in you could tell it hadn't seen 180* for 5 mins let alone the desirable 20 it took over an hour to turn up and tbh I wouldn't of minded if it didnt in hindsight all and all I felt like I'd been slapped round the face

Stopped in to warm up on a windy and soggy walk. Ended up being a great stop. Antipasto platter had…read morethe best sun-dried tomatoes we've tasted in addition to tasty cheeses and meats. Lots of water for the hot tea. Quaint decor. Will have to try some of the baked goods next time.