Delicious donuts. I tried the pistachio and the Nutella, both were super tasty. They even give you…read morefruit infused water. Definitely a great place for donuts.

Not an enjoyable experience, staff was very rude when I asked them to explain what their labelling…read moremeant. Then I asked them if they had a toilet and was told loudly in front of a packed cafe that 'Toilet is for customer only!' We were obviously planning to buy something which is why we had enquired about the cakes already but after her rude outburst we just decided to go elsewhere where the staff understand the concept of manners. Place looked shabby anyway and i could see alot of half eaten cakes left on uncleared plates so I think we had a lucky escape in hindsight. We went over the road instead , will not be recomending Cloud 9 to anyone I know!

It is my favourite cupcakes boutique in Brighton. Located on Kensington gardens, Cloud 9 offers a…read morelarge range of cakes, they all are delicious and melt in your mouth. No visit to Brighton is complete without having a cupcake from their shop. My favourite is the classic vanilla cupcake.

It's pretty hard to walk past the Ben's Cookies window and not stop for a longing gawp at all the…read morecookies, lined up proudly, emanating that amazing freshly-baked smell. These are no ordinary cookies, you see: they are plump and gooey and rather unlike any other cookies I've had elsewhere! They even look different- raised higher and thicker than regular cookies, more like cakes perhaps - but as soon as you take a bite there's no mistaking their cookie goodness. Now, first of all, let me say that the selection on offer is great; not too many to choose from, but a good amount of variety when it comes to flavours. They are priced by weight too, which put me off slightly, but my two cookies came to around £2.50, which I didn't think was bad at all. The cookies themselves are incredible. They are very sweet - perhaps too sweet for some - and they're so soft and doughy they literally melt in your mouth. They're probably the best cookies I've had, actually... Very impressed indeed! My only issue with this place is that I now have to try and figure out how I can continue to walk past their window and not succumb to buying a cookie every time... It's going to be difficult!

Wonderful. Cookies as they should be…read more They are warm, gooey, chewy and thick - everything a good cookie should be. If you're lucky enough to get them when they're just cooked and warm, then even better, although they're very good in any condition. I was surprised to learn that this is a chain - I'd assumed somwhere this good wouldn't be. The range of flavour is great too - there's an oatmeal one if you're feeling like trying to be at least slightly healthy, but for proper cookie indulgence, go for the triple chocolate chunk (yes! that's right! triple, not just double chocolate).

When you're visiting Brighton Pier you can feel like you HAVE TO get doughnuts on the way out…read more They're £3.80 for four, which is the minimum you can buy, not for dieters! A pot of Strawberry, custard, or chocolate dip is £1(!) However, the price doesn't seem to stop us. It's a tradition!

THIS IS HOW I FEEL!…read more http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-4P1WPE-Qg These delicious, fatty, oily, moist, sugary goodness is what you buy when you go to Brighton Pier. IT IS A MUST!!!! It is £3;50 for a bag of five, and its tooooo good to share. Next time I'm at the pier, I'm comin for ya Doughlicious I'm comin!

A fresh and tasty lunch with drink for less than a fiver? In Hove? Yep, thats what you get here…read more I had a lovely lunch here today in pleasant surroundings and I really couldn't fault it. They have a good selection of freshly baked bagels with and assortment of fillings, plus sandwiches, falafel, and a salad bar. I plumped for a mozzarella, avocado and tomato bagel. Which bagel would I like? Sesame seed please. Would I like it grilled? Would I like the tomato and mozzarella melted in the bagel? Would I like basil and pepper? Yes, yes and yes!! The Bagelman is relatively small but they have further seating downstairs and the staff are so numerous that there is hardly any waiting involved when it comes to ordering and getting the food delivered to your table. On top of this, the staff were exceptionally pleasant and helpful. The Bagelman has been open for ten years now, its obviously a winning formula. A lovely place to stop if you want a quick and tasty lunch on Church Road.

Bagelman is real. I stood next to him as he clapped and danced. True story…read more I know bagels are terribly unhealthy. But when they are as warm, soft and chewy as a Bagelman this becomes irrelevant. So many fillings. A variety of flavoured bagels. You will love it. Bless these doughy polos.

I go here each time i'm visiting my parents and always have a double chocolate chip milkshake. It's…read moreamazing! The staff are very friendly, everything is kept clean and tidy and they listen to heavy music, what more could I ask for haha. For a little stall, they do have quite a good range of cookies and all taste fantastic.

i love this shop it is amazing and the cookies are so tasty.Mmmmmmmmmmmm making me hungryread more

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.

The service was terrible. I pre-ordered a cookie, and when I arrived to pick it up, it was made…read moreincorrectly. The staff didn't even apologise. I suggested taking it as it was with a discount since it wasn't what I had ordered, but they refused. Instead, I had to wait an hour for them to make another one. To make matters worse, the person I spoke to on the phone earlier hadn't provided clear pricing. The final cost of the cookie ended up being higher than what I was originally told--£29 instead of £25. When I asked about this pricing discrepancy, both employees started laughing at me and making jokes between themselves, as if I was stupid. They seemed quite young, and I believe their behaviour stemmed from immaturity and a lack of understanding about how to treat customers properly--or at the very least, how to act professionally. On top of that, as they rushed to "fix the mistake," the frosting on the replacement cookie melted, and the overall presentation was poor. I will never buy from this place again, and I'll be sure to let my friends and family know to avoid it as well.

I'm afraid I have to differ slightly from Ross M. on this; likewise, Millie's cookies bring back…read morefond memories of treating mysely/being treated by mummy on a shopping outing - I can still taste that warm, chocolately goodness! - but as an adult, the cookies are smaller, drier, less tasty, and more expensive. Maybe they haven't changed - just my perspective since mummy stopped paying... but overall, they're blooming underwhelming! To avoid this, get yourself to nearby Duke Street Ben's Cookie's - these will not disappoint.