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

Recently opened in Lewes at last a boutique cafe that is open on Sundays. Only tried the Flat White…read moreso far but very good and the only limitation is the cafe is super tiny so not much seating. Brilliant for catching a coffee on the way to the train station in the morning as just around the corner from the Landsdown pub on Station St.

Delicious. Best coffee shop in town. Nice rotation of beans. Tiny, not much seating, but good as a…read morepit stop to refuel!

I would have to agree with Sophie W that Poppies is the best place to pick up a sandwich or…read morebaguette on the London Road. It's simple, cheap, and relaxing (in the little space for you to sit). If your in a bit of a rush, and you can't wait around to have something more substantial, whilst you also don't want to waste your money on some anaemic little stale sandwich from Somerfield, this is the place to come. There's also a deal going on Coffee's too, so pop down and kill two birds with one sandwich, or stone...or whatever...

Poppy's is a light, contemporary and colourful little sandwich bar, that manages to do enough to…read morestand out a little in a crowded local market. They sell a range of sandwiches, cakes and pastries. The highlight here though is the paninis - they are absolutely huge, around twice the size of average and well filled (mine was a very delicious, oozing brie and bacon). If you're still hungry, the cakes are also divine - home made and full of flavour. It's not really (bar a couple of small metal tables) and eat in place, due to the size, but grab some lunch here and head over to the Level or Preston Park to eat it - perfect.

Cute little cafe with amazing views of Hastings Old Town and port.read more

Extreamly expensive ice creams start at £2 for standard callipo. Omelet and salad £7.95!! Plain…read morejacket potato with butter £5.95 and a late £2.60! Freezers and fridges are in the middle of the seating area and the tables are not cleaned or tidied away - we did it ourselves! Whole cafe is dates inside too such a shame as the views are lovely

Carat's Cafe occupies a solitary position down on Southwick beach in Portslade. The surroundings…read moreare industrial and uninspiring, but the cafe does look out over the beach and if you have a bit of tunnel vision it's okay. Annoyingly, since last month the council have decided to charge diners to park in the adjoining car park - it seems anywhere there's a whiff of a commercial outlet there they are, ratching up the taxes on parking. I do wonder sometimes why shops and restaurants let them get away with it, it must damage trade quite a lot. Anyway, given that you've got change for the parking and can afford the extra tax on your meal, inside the cafe you'll find it's quite plain - the decor is unimaginative but it's clean and the service is friendly. This is a great place to go for breakfast or lunch, with good old English breakfasts for veggies and meat eaters, jacket potatoes, sandwiches and so on. We had two large veggie breakfasts, complete with coffee and tea, for £14.00. The food was very good, and the portions generous (1 egg, veggie sausage, beans, tomatoes, mushrooms, slice of toast or fried bread, plus sauteed potatoes). A classy, romantic place for dinner it is not, but if you're looking for a clean café that does all-day breakfasts, you're in business. And the staff are very helpful and friendly. In fact, I left my handbag on the seat by mistake, and they very kindly kept it safe for me until I went back. Now that's honesty! The cafe is wheelchair friendly, on the ground floor. The adjoining toilet block is cleaned by Wettons on behalf of the local authority. It wasn't very clean and the soap dispenser was empty! But it was free to use, and situated on the ground floor so I think could be okay for disabled users. This is also a good place for dog owners. There is a seating area outside, and I spotted a large metal doggie bowl filled with clean water while I was there, so your beloved pooch will be able to have a fresh drink and feel welcome. Two tiny criticisms (which I feel almost guilty about after the staff's kindness with my bag, but I will anyway!): sometimes they clean the cafe with strong-smelling bleach while diners are still in there. This does nothing for the dining experience! In fairness they didn't last time and might have stopped doing it these days, but watch out if you're a straggler around mid-afternoon when they're cleaning, just in case! The other tiny whinge is: last time they had a notice saying that customers are not allowed in the seating area at the back of the cafe because it is closed. It would be far more polite simply to say "This section is closed - sorry". Overall though, a good place for breakfast or lunch at a reasonable price.

Situated on the beach in a not so popular area it is difficult to see why Carats Cafe is sooo…read morepopular. It does so well because the food is top notch as far as greasy spoons go and with on site, easy parking many people go here before a round of golf or before other activities. The service is always efficient and you are never left waiting long. The last time I went in there I met 3 people I knew which made me realise that it must be kept open by those well known locals who would rather drive an extra 5 minutes for quality rather than settle for mediocrity nearby.

We're a couple on a tight budget and Suley's is right down our street. Both in location and…read morepreference. The service is quite quick, Ideal if you're on a lunch break. I've had a couple of bad experiences, once there was a hair in my chips but was not charged for them, and we received a sincere sounding apology. Another time we gave our order and my order was actually forgotten. When we mentioned it they came over with a small portion and said it's on the house. The prices are great, we end up spending about £6-7 for the both of us. I always pop in for a lovely cup of tea even if I'm not hungry. If only they were open longer hours! -The rating is back down to a 4 as the hospitality is lacking. The customer service is just not the same without Musta, they have other people serving now who don't know our names and never chat to us. My chips portion size is a lot smaller now too.

Suley's Cafe is a greasy spoon cafe! You got to love these every so often. You can enjoy a classic…read morebreakfast in Suley's and it's really great in here, lots of character. There is a great range of all of your favourite cafe meals! Super cheap and great value for money! It's perfect when you want a large, tasty meal but don't have much cash. There isn't much else but greasy fried food here so make sure that's what you want before you go! It's very clean in here and the service is just aces!

At last, an Eastbourne eatery of the type I miss so much in Brighton. Groovy decor, friendly staff,…read morehearty cafe grub, and only a stone's throw from the beach. Soon to be doing delivery picnics, too. Tell them you're a local for 10% off. I didn't try the cakes, but they looked scrumptious.

First of all... what lovely people run this charming cafe…read more We were greeted on our first visit with "please take a seat" that you would like and I'll be with you. We found the staff to be very friendly and welcoming. The food is very good quality, whether your visit is just for a cup of tea or a cappuccino style coffee or for a bacon sandwich, breakfast or a mid day meal, the ingredients used are very good quality and offered at good value for money. We felt the cafe has got the basics absolutely right, quality ingredients, very clean and a warm friendly welcome... and good value for money. Well done and thank you for on our 3 visits, even when very busy we were still greeted and made to feel welcome. A really nice simple cafe... brilliant from all at http://www.artemisia-property.co.uk

The Laine Deli is an adorable corner establishment that benefits from the quiet whitewashed…read moreneighbourhood and large pavement terrace, making it a popular destination for city ramblers looking to take the load off on a summer's afternoon. Inside, the relaxed theme continues with window seats to watch the world go by on colder days and a funky, modern and young decor. Offering up an uncomplicated choice of comfort food favourites including sandwiches, baguettes, bagels, home made soups, pies jacket potatoes, muffins and cakes and more, the prices stay remarkably low (mostly under £3) considering the location. My favourite choice is the Bacon, Cranberry and Brie toastie and a Belvoir Ginger Beer. Scrumptious.

A lovely little café on the corner of Trafalgar St, The Laine Deli is a converted terraced house…read morewith its front garden paved to create an outdoor seating area. This is an ideal place to sit and soak up the sun whilst watching the world go by- the location at the beginning of the North Lanes means that it's not right in the thick of it, but not too far off the beaten track. The food is simple and yummy. They do a great breakfast special- you can get crumpets, toast or a bagel with jam for only £1.25! They do all the usual teas and coffees as well as delicious smoothies. If you're in the mood for a treat, they also have a great selection of homemade cakes and the lunchtime options such as sandwiches and jacket potatoes are yummy too - the jacket with chilli is especially good. All in all the food is inexpensive, the service is really friendly and the location is great- what more could you ask of a café?