This is one of a number of internet cafes in the area around the station, but Electronica is…read morecertainly much more swish than most of them, and also much more of a cafe. There are a good number of computer terminals available, with people tapping away eagerly at all times of day. They also serve coffee and a range of other drinks and snacks if you need some refreshment while you type. They also sell a range of electronic goods, such as laptops and cameras.

I quite often find these kinds of shops (that unlock phones and buy or sell used electronics) a…read morelittle on the seedy side... There's often a distinct yet un-placeable sense that you're entering into an underground world when you enter one of these stores. Which is why its so pleasant not to feel any of these reservations when popping in for a nose around Café Eketconica. The staff are friendly and helpful without doing that oh so irksome hard sales pitch. The prices are (for services and sales) are also pretty reasonable, but I can't comment on whether the cash they offer for electronics is reasonable or not, as I don't tend to sell my defunct gizmos, preferring to hang onto them for nostalgias sake. My ipod nano already looks like a relic from a bygone era, and I doubt its even 10 years old! Anywho, rose tinted spectacles aside, this is still a rocking shop that should feature highly on your list of stores to sell to or buy from. Definitely better than most.

This used to be a great internet cafe a few years ago but is now a new burger joint. And so this…read morelisting needs updating.

I discovered the place by accident and boy am I glad I did. At the front are several tables for…read morepeople to eat (they used to be the smoking area) and at the back are several computers and I think one table (which used to be the non-smoking area). While I can't comment on the Internet services, I will say that the food is awesome, especially the paninis. They're huge, loaded with toppings and come with salad and a Pringle. I cannot recommend them enough. The service is quick and the staff are friendly without being intrusive.

Whilst not quite there yet, Camden Road is making a spirited attempt to re-brand itself as TW's…read moreboho street. Good luck to it. Anywayzzzz, The Black Dog Cafe is a fresh opening selling (Aussie?) Monmouth coffee and running a good value range of eat in/take away baguettes, ciabattas, wraps & cakes. They're gunning for the midweek office brigade too - call ahead & they'll pre prepare your grub. Nice shop fit. Clean & uncluttered with tables outside. They have a large window that you can sit at. Ideal for people watching.... When I was there it was fairly full of proto-boho's looking perfectly happy with their choice. When I hear 'Black Dog', I think of Churchills euphamism for depression or of Led Zeppelin IV. I think I was alone in this.......

This place is proper. Guy behind the counter is an Aussie so he knows his coffee onions. Always go…read morehere when I am in town. They serve monmouth. It has a cool vibe.

The Java is an internet cafe set up by volunteers about eight years ago. It serves excellent…read moresnacks, light meals or just a drink at comparatively low prices. It has a friendly atmosphere and serves as a meeting place for members of the community. There are computers available for use and computer courses are run at the cafe. Also if you are having any problems with your own computer, there are often people around who can give advice. If you're in the area it's well worth a visit .

Internet Café is an expensive, but nice place to get on the internet if you're net-less on Charing…read moreCross Road. An hour costs two pounds, but the glory of this place is that they give you a ticket and if you don't use up all of your time in the first sitting you can come back another time, use the code on your ticket and sign in again in the future whenever you please. Doesn't sound complicated at all does it? Well, if you're a chronic loser of things like I am then this situation doesn't work out too often. That receipt is guaranteed to be lost unless I superglue it to my forehead. This place also does Western Union transactions, has a copymachine service and sells tobacco and regular off licence items.

Used to be a necessity when it was easyInternet, but now overpriced…read more The alternative is to take your unlocked smartphone/iPad to the guy just inside the door and ask the cheapest way to get internet access. Cheaper and much more convenient.

excellent service sepecially in laptop and mobile phone repair but need to wait in que in order to…read moreget number, very busy indeed.

Provides free wi-fi to pubs and cafes in Brighton and Hove (or rather, the wi-fi is free to…read morecustomers - presumably the pubs and cafes have to pay). The connectivity is superb - it's always available, and connecting is easy - usually it's simply looseconnection@placename, but the great thing is there's never a password. This means you don't have to muck about for 20 minutes trying to connect, and trying every combination of connection protocol, upper case letters etc. Places that have provider usually have a sticker in the window displaying the Loose Connection logo - orange and white semicircles that are reminiscent of warchalking symbols.

Very small pokey place. most of the seating is outside which isn't good in bad weather or winter…read more Coffee is nice and internet access good if you can manage to actually get near one of the computers.

I don't know what they do to the coffee here, maybe it's powered by voodoo or something, but if you…read morecan get better in Brighton, or elsewhere, you're a better person than me. Just superb. And it's got wifi and powerpoints, and great food and cheery staff. Thumbs up all round from this coffee drinker.

Ground is a groovy-looking, little corner coffee shop up in Kemptown. This place gets packed on a…read moreSunday afternoon even when the weather outside isn't frightful, so it was a bit tough to find a place to sit. After ordering, the bf and I wound up parking our big, bulky selves along a narrow, back counter space in an adjacent, quite small, rectangular room that I'd quickly coined the "laptop library". I think my po-po was almost accidentally backin' up against someone's MacBook Pro. At some point during our stay, I noticed this. So, Mac-dude was either too polite, or too English to tell me to move my goods away from his. Hehe. My perch was directly in front of an open window-ahhhh-so I was able to gaze out at the nearby street and buildings while gulls were crying somewhere off in the distance. The gulls were a very nice touch. What to say about the flat whites? Oh, I don't know. I hate to sound like a "hater", but the bevvies were quite milky with only the slightest hint of espresso to them. Resplendent with fab-o foam art, they looked every bit the part flat white, but didn't really taste like them. What's great about Ground is that the service was spot-on friendly and efficient. I'd be keen on going back and ordering a drip coffee and a snack, and, hopefully, snagging a seat by the window, or, if it's nice out, a seat on the bench out front.