The big difference with Quarks as an internet café is it seems as if their owners spent too much…read moretime in Internet cafes themselves. Everyone has been to an internet café where you weren't allowed to do anything except check your mail while a nasty-looking clock counted down and dried up your two quid. At Quarks however, you can use their computers as you would your own, with exception to perhaps trying to feed cheese to your mouse! Print from any PC, bring your laptop or use downloads and uploads as you please. Video call a friend in another country and tell them you've won the lottery: they'll believe you when they see you get served a hot or cold drink at your PC. Quarks it seems, is all about the customer, and for those who might find the internet a strange and intimidating place, Quarks should be your port of call.

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.

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 Internet cafe has been here years, back when I had dial-up and I thought broadband was a large…read moregroup of people playing instruments. Still get my phototcopies done there and some faxing, although I have the net at home. Cheap international calls, scanning and top up cards can be found here and they repair PC's aswell.

Good food, served by good people. Always loved the ambiance, good peaceful place, never too busy…read more GOD bless the Buttery Cafe.

If you live on the Lewes Road, you a student and you don't want to go onto campus because your…read morelazy, or actually quite importantly you need to print of your dissertation and want to miss the mad rush this place is a good bet. Pages cost 10p each, and an hour on the internet not much more than a pound. Have a pretty cheap coffee whilst your at at it and also theres a good selection of chocolate bars. I go for double deckers.

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

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.

Went in to use the internet cafe as I needed access to a computer quickly. The library required…read moremembership so I decidely went to use the internet cafe. Prices were fantastic and the people at the desk were helpful allowing me to use their stapler also. The computers were not state of the art but they worked just fine, logging in to the system in a short amount of time.

Excellent little online cafe, friendly staff always willing to help…read more Recently stated doing lunchy-type bits from a deli up the road, so extra awesome! Good net connection, good printers and a fax machine to boot. They also make an excellent 'cuppa!

I've only popped in a couple of times when I moved house and was waiting for my Internet connection…read moreto be set up, otherwise I don't really have any reason to use Internet cafes. The service was fine, had a couple of cups of tea which were perfectly fine, nothing special but certainly drinkable and besides I was there to use send emails not drink in the atmosphere and extensive range of beverages! There was more space than many places give you which is really nice as I hate using computers where you are cramped up to the person next to you or feel like they are looking over your shoulder.