Took the train out from London on my last day of holiday so I could grab a great beachfront…read morebreakfast and wander Brighton a bit. Ollie and his staff were delightful and this was the perfect place. Had the loaded hash browns and the crab benedict, capped off with the iced turbo coffee. So delicious! Perfect way to start my last day in the UK!

My wife and I ordered the fish and chips, and a salad with falafel, and a decaf coffee and…read moresparkling water. Both the fish and the falafel were not fully cooked; the crust on the fish was soggy, the fish was undercooked , and the falafel was primarily gooey. We ate some but rapidly lost our appetites, so I told our waitress that we couldn't eat it. She came back awhile later and said that the salad with the falafel was removed from our bill, so I paid and left as soon as I could... after paying for the fish and chips and two drinks. We left feeling hungry as we didn't eat the salad or the fish, and very disappointed after paying the bill, we didn't want to spend more money on our lunch. Not wanting to return, I decided that I'd write a review to hopefully save others from the disappointment and disgust that my wife and I experienced.

Such a cute place! Loads of vegan options on their menu! Their truffle potatoes were amazing and…read morethey have the best vegan Parmesan. Our server was very knowledgeable about their vegan options and was very kind! Definitely recommend!

Had the best breakfast here on Valentine's Day! I ordered the French toast and my husband ordered…read morethe butchers breakfast. Everything tasted super fresh. French toast was such a treat! The service was friendly and ambiance inside was decorated so nicely. Highly recommend!!

I love this place. The food is great and so are the people. The prices though...they've raised them…read morea lot in the past 2 years. Makes it hard to go as a Uni student. Cheapest breakfast, the greasy spoon, is now over £14.

I found this cozy little spot while staying in Brighton, and I loved having breakfast here each…read moremorning. I was only in town for a few days and wanted to try something local. The food is excellent and not expensive. The staff is very friendly and I really enjoyed talking and laughing with them. I highly recommend this place for a great breakfast!

We had breakfast here one morning while staying in Brighton and had a wonderful meal. The cafe is…read morequite small with only a handful of tables, but we got there when it opened and were sat immediately. The portion sizes are very generous! My husband and I could have easily split one meal but ordered our own and then took some our leftovers to eat later. The cafe has a quaint diner feel to it and the staff was friendly and helpful. Overall good experience and a good choice for breakfast/brunch if you are in the area.

Billies, Billies, Billies. It's official. I'm in love…read more Everyone will tell you about how wonderful this cute little cafe was but until you experience it for yourself I don't think you understand the true amazingness of Billies. I went here on the weekend with a fellow Yelper and boy was I impressed! We spotted Billies not because of a big sign or a bright storefront, but because of the queue of hungry and hopeful people all lined up politely outside it at 11am on a Sunday morning. Surely not? I thought to myself - not very used to having to wine in line for my breakfast in Brighton. But yes, there it was... a big old queue. Now, if I'm honest, at this point my friend and I had a moment of weakness and discussed whether to move on somewhere else but (thankfully!) we stuck around... The sun was shining and the cafe is situated on one of Brighton's prettier streets, away from the hustle and bustle of the city centre, where streets are lined with pretty white houses and big beautiful trees. The people queing with us were friendly and equally as excited by the prospect of Billies famous hash, so in truth the waiting process was pleasant enough. It only took us about 10-15 minutes to be seated as we came as a pair (much to the dismay of larger groups who momentarily considered abandoning their friends and families in favour of food). We were seated at a pretty little table in the window, perfect for watching the world go by on this sunny Sunday, as we waited for our food. We both order the has - me going for the Mexican one with guac and salsa (and a side of bacon... shh!) and my friend going for the Farmhouse, I believe. It wasn't a long wait for the food to arrive, considering how packed the place was, and we were content waiting with our Americanos and gossip. The food arrived looking and smelling incredible and, upon tasting, it did not disappoint! My hash was spicy, filling and unusual (in a good way) and I only managed about half of it before asking for a doggy bag. For a mere £8 (or thereabouts) you get at least double portions, I'd say and this is coming for a girl not afraid of finishing her plate! I was so impressed with it - it really hit the spot! The staff were friendly too, while rushed off their feet, and my total (hash, with added bacon, and coffee) came to around £10, which is not bad at all considering I took practically a full meal home with me as well. I really loved my experience here! I felt as if I was in NYC brunching in style, but without those measly portions! This is hearty, tasty food, served with a smile in a very pretty (albeit busy) little cafe! Go and it try it please!!!

The ambiance and the wait staff were enjoyable and very accommodating. The food was disappointing…read more The eggs Benedict had under toasted and very dense bread, a 'hollandaise' sauce that was more like liquid sour cream and the eggs were hard boiled. I'm grateful that the server didn't charge me for my drink as a way to make up for the entree I sent back (the second time the eggs were less cooked but certainly not poached)

Wonderful food and attentive staff. Enjoyed a burger and salad with the family. Lovely atmosphere…read morewith a delicious menu. My son had the double chicken burger and was delighted with the dish.

Absolutely delicious! It is small and cozy caffe in Brighton with kind and smily staff. Food was…read moreexcelent. Pancakes with bacon and banana was incredible, I didn't imagine this combination but it was really good and everybody should try this.

Coffee was so good! In the UK I have such a hard time finding coffee I enjoy, but this place gives…read moreme hope. The menu also gives a variety of light meals that are tasty and wholesome. Staff are friendly too. Go here!

Excellent food served quickly and with kind baristas and servers! I ordered the avo & smoked salmon…read moresmash, and was served my flat white within 5 minutes with the food arriving about 5 more minutes after that. The price point of 12.75 for the food + 3 for the flat white felt reasonable, although I am still acclimating to using pounds (first day here!). Music playing was soft and pleasant, and the seating was plentiful and clean. Definitely recommend this as a quick breakfast stop!

When I arrived in Brighton I spotted their other branch near Brighton Railway Station. Then when I…read morestumbled in this one in Ship Street I decided to try it, for my first meal in this city because had read the good review that Kerry G. made about it. The place was really busy but I managed to find a free table outside and spent several minutes looking at the menu and I couldn't decide what to eat as everything sounded so appealing. After making up my mind I chose the falafel, olives and feta on flat bread and an orange juice. The staff seemed really friendly, because you order at the counter but they bring it to your table. My lunch was yummy. Not a super meal, more like a quick bite for lunch but was quite good and the falafel wasn't too crunchy and hard as I experienced before. I decided to not stay for coffee as I wanted to try some other cafés but overall the place was a really good choice for lunch. Nice decor with a few tables to have a seat outside in the sun, pleasant staff, free wifi and a good spot for people-watching (my favourite sport!!).

Anyone fancy a Pigs Breakfast for £5.99? Nope, me neither!…read more Straddling the border of Brighton and Hove, The Meeting Place is a greasy spoon that masquerades as a cafe. The fact it seats 160 people and has wonderful views of the sea means its busy all year round. And yet, the food is bland, mediocre and stodgy. There's fried breakfasts including the aforementioned Pigs Breakfast, pizzas rolled into a cone (don't ask!) and toasties made from cheddar slices. The tea, coffee and cakes are equally disappointing. In fact, the only good thing about The Meeting Place is the soft drinks, ice-lollies and chocolate bars. Oh and the breath-taking views of course.

Awful. Really awful. We ordered a Mac and cheese dish as…read morewell as a vegan curry, they were both like slop, tasted disgustingly bland and looked a bit like cat food. The staff didn't seem to care what they were putting out to customers as long as they pay

This is my new favourite place in town, I've been here three days in a row and each time have been…read moreblown away! This is a humble independent cafe selling decent coffee and excellent home cooked food. The owner Elina hails from the Oseta region of south Russia and has brought some of the local cooking knowledge with her to breezy Brighton, and you can tell. The food is exquisite, cooked to perfection and the menu is packed with inventive recipes. Specials change regularly and there is plenty of choice on the regular menu. I recommend the Oseta's House, a delightful dish of scrambled egg with halloumi, tomato, and spinach... it really is to die for! Coffee is good (to this writer's taste buds anyway, but I'm no coffee aficionado) and there are plenty of other choices on the drinks menu. Honestly, if you haven't been here you need to get down immediately. Right now. Drop what you're doing this instant. You won't regret it.

Oseta cafe has become my post workout re-fuel spot. It serves amazing brunch dishes that hits the…read morespot every time. I had the avocado and smoked salmon on sourdough the first time and the fennel sausage and lentil stew the second time. I also had a brilliant fresh lemon and ginger tea and the staff were brilliant - really chatty and friendly, but not invasive. It was the right balance between informal and professional and I really appreciated it. I even left with a slice of Guinness cake (which was to die for). I really love this little spot, and certainly will be back to try the meat and cheese dishes.

Brighton boasts a diverse café culture that caters to the needs of locals and visitors alike from…read morethe waffles to the Wi-Fi. Your Brighton and Hove coffee experience isn't complete until you've visited one (or all!) of the six conveniently placed Small Batch Coffee Company sites dotted around the city. Pop-up pitches greet the commuters at Brighton and at Hove railway station and both areas boast two café's a-piece on busy central thoroughfares. So do take the time to sample some beans from these enterprising Brighton baristas. My local SBCC sits on the corner of Norfolk Square and is a welcome addition to one of the less grand regency squares currently undergoing a transformation. All the sites have a distinctly hip interior that you'd expect from a seriously cool coffee house. Personality can be found in the nod to local attractions, such as the pavilion domes in the shop signage and the beach hut mural on the Norfolk interior. If you're after a speedy verdict, THE COFFEE IS AMAZING. You can now move on. I had a cappuccino that came in a generously sized cup and finished off with a heart motif. The heart did look a bit like an onion, but that's ok. I love onions. The taste was rich and warm and a cut above your regular coffee on the go. The reasonably priced drinks come in at around £2-£3 and the tea is just as lovingly brewed as its flavoursome coffee brother. If you fancy a nibble there is an array of cookies, cakes and hot snacks for between £1.50-£3 that are fresh and tasty. I opted for a slither of brownie. I've been tricked by brownies in the past. It's hard to talk about, but they've been deceptively brown yet distinctly lacking in choccy goodness. I'm happy to report that this sweet treat was moist and rich. Phew. So whether you're a connoisseur or after a quick quench, be sure to stop here and have a cup of the hot stuff.

Small Batch Coffee Company serves great coffee in a beautiful and stylish setting. There are…read moreseveral Small Batches scattered around Brighton and Hove, but this one has to be one of my favourites! It's spacious and comfortable and is a great place to start the day, with a nice cup of tasty coffee in your hand. Coffee places can sometimes be quite cramped, noisy or busy places, but Small Batch doesn't feel like this at all. The big windows and spread out tables make for a really open feel to the place - leaving you with enough room to relax and not feel as if you're sharing a table with the people sitting next to you. Now, I'm very much a basic coffee kinda girl! It's usually no milk, no froth, no fancy beans! I'm not ashamed to say that I can't especially tell much difference between my coffees and will happily drink even the cheapest instant coffee and enjoy it nonetheless. That being said, the coffee in here really does taste different. It tastes real, if you will... It's strong and flavourful and, honestly, I'd worry that if I stopped off here for long enough I'd soon after never be able to drink my beloved instant coffee ever again. The one pitfall of this place is their lack of wifi. I had just settled myself down with a hot cup of coffee and a opened up my laptop to begin work, when I realised. Ultimately, it's not the end of the world. There are plenty of cafes nearby with wifi available and, in a way (as long as you're expecting it) there's something rather charming about a coffee place where you can't connect. Use this as you time-to-relax coffee spot, rather than your work-away-from-work area.