This place is so so good!…read more I'm a huge fan of granola and they had it! It was goji berry granola with dates, walnuts, pats, coconut oil and other yummy stuff! I loved that they paired it with almond milk instead of Greek yogurt! I had a small pot of tea with it and it was lovely! My friend is gluten and dairy intolerant so this place was perfect! She got a raw chocolate hazelnut bar and one of their vegan scones(it did have wheat)! She was even able to get an almond milk double latte. We loved infinity foods!

I LOVE Infinity Foods, so it was a safe bet that I was going to enjoy their cafe, situated just a…read morefew doors down on Gardner St. My first visit I ordered a yummy sharer- a medley of delish Mediterranean bits and bobs: hummus, olives, chick peas, felafel...you know the drill. I didn't share it, I ate it all...greedy? maybe. content, full-bellied and ready to take on the world? definitely! The food is fresh, interesting and of course entirely vegetarian. In the spirit of their parent company, Infinity Cafe make it their mission to serve food that is both healthy and tasty and they succeed! This is one of my favourite places to sit with a coffee on a sunny day. They have seating outside as well as a built in bar that looks out on to the street. Weather permitting, the front of the cafe will be entirely opened up, creating a very European feeling street cafe vibe. The salads are yummy, cous cous, med veg, greek...all SO good. I can also recommend the cakes, especially the carrot cake...its really tasty and you know it can't be too gluttonous, if Infinity made it!

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?

Relax is a very pleasant, old school café. The gentlemen that served me was a kindly old character…read morewith some trendy trainers (I say this, as they were nearly identical to mine). I was lucky to find this place for one of the first sunny days of the year and enjoyed nibbling away at my bagel and cream cheese, taking a window seat to ensure I got the most out of the sun. It was pleasantly quiet, and I managed to get a good amount of work done during my stay. Though I have to admit, it would have been nice if there had been a few more people, as for a Saturday there only seemed to be the odd one or two regulars popping by. Sadly, its just a little too out of the way to warrant frequent visits to anyone other than people living on or near Preston Road... If your up Preston Road way, and fancy a nibble in some pleasant, oldy worldy surroundings, this is the place for you.

I'm a coffee snob, i can't help it. I love coffee how I think it should be, and unfortunately in…read morebuilder's cafes like Relax, the coffee really isn't very good. I don't mind this cafe, I had a perfectly ok bacon sandwich, and my coffee was cheaper than most. None the less, it was just a bit weak and mild. I didn't get that desired kick that I love, the one that pulls me through my dissertation lull. If you are a fan of the old fashioned english cafe, then this definitely might be for you. For me however, this just isn't my cup of tea (or coffee).

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!

This a pretty good cafe situated right next to the station. This means that it is great for a…read morepre-trip bite or to fill your belly before a big night out. They serve up your expected cafe munch and classic breakfasts and also a good range of sandwiches and side dishes. The decor is standard, but welcoming and the staff are a friendly bunch. If the cafe is busy don't expect a big chat or anything, but they are happy to accommodate any menu variations you request. Prices are reasonable and the cafe will stay open late to take advantage of the commuter and night time revellers streaming from the station. A great way to start your day or your night in Brighton and pretty good for any other time also!

This place served up a really good proper breakfast at a reasonable price. And if you're waiting…read morefor a train they display a constantly updated timetable on a screen on the wall.In clean, pleasant surroundings and with friendly, helpful staff. The toilets were the cleanest I've seen in a cafe in a good long time too.

Really nice food, friendly staff, child friendly (high chairs) and plenty of seating indoors with a…read morecouple of tables outside. Caters for vegetarians too and does a mean fry up, though they do serve other things like shepherds pie, sandwiches etc. Nice and clean, unlike some other 'greasy spoons' i've been to and usually a decent selection of the days newspapers available to read whilst eating/having a cuppa. Their bubble and squeak is to die for. Very reasonable prices too. Open from about 6am (i think) till about 2pm. Free parking outside, but be wary at school starting time as there is a junior school next door and parking between 8.15 - 9 am is a nightmare.

Feeling like a healthy start to my morning, I popped into LoveFit Cafe to grab myself a nice fresh…read morejuice! The place was very quiet and peaceful inside which is not what I had been expecting considering this cafe's location right beside a busy road. It felt like the perfect atmosphere to start the day- very calm and relaxed! There were several juice options available, as I'd hoped, and I went for "The Zinger" - orange, passion fruit and lime (£3.59). Compared to Guarana Bar there are far fewer veggie juice options- most on this menu were fruit based juices, with the occasional vegetable thrown in - so if you're looking for that kind of juice then this might not be the place for you. In terms of juice quality I must say, it was so good! It was fresh, flavourful and just tasted really really amazing! I'll be back to try their other juices for sure, and suggest you do to. The only downside was that there perhaps wasn't enough of it. It felt small and disappeared quickly, not quite matching up to the portion sizes elsewhere, which was a shame! Other than this, I think I've found myself a nice little juice place! Looking forward to trying their food as well- will update my review once I've done so!

It's good but the food is exceedingly expensive. If you want a coffee shop that also sells protein…read moreshakes etc, this is your place.

A nice little diner in the Open Market that has lined its walls with gorgeous photos of old times…read moreBrighton for you to gaze at while your food is prepared. Though small, the outdoor seating makes it a fine greasy spoon for you to visit in the summer months. While the all day breakfast for £2.95 sounded tempting, I needed to keep on the move and asked for a ham sandwich. I was a little surprised it was £2.25, when the Breakfast was so cheap, but all was forgiven when I got a collection of fresh crunchy chips to bolster my sandwich with. I have to admit, my preferred London Road diner would be Snak Attack. But Sam's is by no means a bad place to go, its just one for fans of the greasy spoon rather than the homely café or trendy eatery.

This is the stereotypical 'builders' cafe, actual builders probably come here, and they actually…read morelove it. The food is unsuprisingly not amazing, but then I'm pretty sure Raymond Blanc couldn't too much more with this classic style of food. The fundamental point though is that this place is reliable and impressively cheap; you can get yourself an all day breakfast for the brilliant price of £2.95. This definitely falls under the banner of "cheap and cheerful", can't really fault it.