what happened to up the stars, you ask? Simple. I went back for more. Now there's a sign of…read moregoodness. The food speaks for it self. I was greeted with a warmer friendly face by the name of Lili. She was a pleasure to deal with. Polite and extremely helpful when making a decision. The food was prepared before my very eyes! watching chocolate melt is a intoxicating pleasure as the aroma drifts you to cloud nine and holds you there as you take a bite. Apparently they have another branch in Oxford, Bicester Village. I think Ive found a new reason to go shopping. Fun times.

I love the crepes here and loved coming to the little window to get them, but imagine how surprised…read moreI was when I discovered that they'd made it into a little shop! I thought it'd be great, so me and the boyfriend went inside. Same great crepes but because they wanted a shop of sorts they've somewhat ruined the experience a bit if you choose to eat in. You're probably best off getting the crepes and then leaving to enjoy them on the streets of Brighton, which is how they should be enjoyed! Perfect on a winters day.

Look no further for the perfect wrap. The devastating closure of Pulp Kitchen a couple of years…read moreago left a gaping sandwich-shaped hole in the lunchtime dining scene in central Brighton. Luckily my flatmate recently introduced me to The Galley and I've never looked back. I LOVE this place. The range of bread and fillings is incredible and the pricing plan logical: The more fillings, the more you pay- a sandwich with 3/4 fillings will cost around £3.50. I always, without fail, go for the warm falafel and goats cheese wrap, loaded up with salad, pine nuts, olives and sweet chilli sauce- it's heavenly. The salad items and sauces come at no extra cost so don't hold back! There's always specials on the board, but you can get creative and combine any number of ingredients, including garlic mushrooms, spinach, and bacon, to name but a few. They also do sweet and savoury crepes, and they're not over-priced. On top of the endless culinary delights one can experience at the Galley, the woman who runs the place is absolutely lovely, and I feel genuinely happy to be supporting her business. The customer feedback cards hanging in the window speak volumes. They even have a customer loyalty scheme, so your tenth sandwich will be free!

The Galley is a really lovely little eatery in the North Laine area, one of those places that is…read moredoing almost everything right. The fact that it's also a hop, skip and a jump away from my part-time office, and my love is this place is complete. It could do with more places to sit, but I can live without seating: it would just be the cherry on top. Definitely give it a go! The Galley is a basic sandwich shop, with a couple of really clever and tasty twists! First of all, the choice for what to put on your sandwich is huge for a place this small, and the pricing system is inexpensive, unless you want a fully packed sandwich, in which case it is a bit pricey, but hey, if you want to be a fatty with 4 or more fillings, be my guest... And then there's the crepes, handmade in front of you... Yummy! And completely unexpected: why does a sandwich shop specialise in crepes? Why does it matter is probably the more pertinent question: they taste amazing, a perfect lunchtime snack. This is a great little place for a lunchtime excursion, and the only thing it's missing is somewhere to sit beyond the corrugated iron out the front. Still, that's a minor sticking point: the basic gist of jummy sandwiches and crepes is good. Don't get that Costa sandwich, pop in here instead!

I enjoyed the breakfast we had there very much. The service was great. Funny enough there was a…read morecompany executive visiting and the staff was on top of things. The ambiance was nice for a waffle place.

I really love me some savory waffles that have great portions for its price. Will come here again…read morewhen visiting Brighton!

there was amazing service, the kindest workers, and food was grand, we were a group of 5 and they…read morewere very nice and fast.

From the owner: Crêpeaffaire - flipping awesome crêpes - everyday!…read more Freshly-made crêpes & waffles Luxury milkshakes & juices Fairtrade, organic coffee Enjoy freshly prepared crêpes, sweet or savoury, any time of the day. A fun, relaxed spot where great food and coffee is prepared in front of you. Vegan & gluten free options available!

This is very nice place we were greeted right away and our order was taken within a few minutes…read more Very quaint and definitely great for instagram pictures.

From the owner: Crepes * Waffles * Ice Cream * Shakes & Juices * Rotisserie * Burgers & Grills * Fondue * Coffee &…read moreTea

The French Revolution has the tiniest kitchen on campus, but by far produces the absolute best…read morefood. The managers/chefs Arnold and Julie pride themselves on the authentic crepes, galettes, hot chocolates and coffees. I worked there for a few days when they were very busy last summer, and I never managed to get my espresso making quite up to their particular standards! All produce is carefully sourced, all organic and much home grown. The crepes are truly delicious, although at the higher end of the budget at up to £6 if you add extra ingredients/toppings. But seriously, the *only* place for decent food on campus. Sadly The Coffee Workshop Creperie struggles to make enough money as the university wont advertise it at all. In fact, this is its third year in operation and it's unlikely to be open for much longer, as the university wants control over all of its cafes - so look forward to further homogenised *choice* on campus. If you get a chance to go to this place please do - if enough people know about it and use it then hopefully the university management can't shut it down!!

What?! French Revolution creperie on campus? Why did no-one tell me? Next to this place, IDS cafe…read morepales into insignificance (sorry guys!). The Coffee Workshop is definitely my new top campus eatery- with an amazing menu of galettes, crepes, sandwiches and salads, they offer everything I could ever want from a cafe! I'm actually sort of worried, as it's just across the road form my building...what's to stop me popping over every lunch time??! Will power, you say? No chance. Crepes are my absolute favourite. The galettes (savoury crepes) are made with wholemeal flour and fillings include cheese, mushrooms, spinach, caramelised onion, goats cheese, chicken, salmon...the list goes on, the choices are pretty much infinite! I sampled the 'Scallop special', which contained cheese, spinach, tomatoes and scallops. It cost £5, which is on the higher end of what you expect to pay for campus food, but it was massive, incredibly filling and delicious! Prices generally range from £3.50-£5. The sweet crepes also look delicious- they do all the usual suspects...lemon and sugar, nutella, maple syrup etc. As well as all this pancakey goodness, you can order other breakfast items such as French toast, waffles and eggs on toast. I'm gushing, I know I am. I'm just too excited about this discovery...campus dining revolutionized! My only complaint is that I left smelling like a giant pancake- the ventilation could definitely be improved!

This is a nice place to stop by for a quick, convenient treat for both savory and sweet crepes…read more They do have a variety of flavors and combinations to try from. Though you can customize and add extra ingredients, such as ice cream or fruit, I would recommend trying an original first. The portion sizes are reasonable to eat on your own or to share with another person. A casual eating place with average service and price points for food. The workers were attentive, polite, and brought the food efficiently.

Nice cute comfortable location in lower level of Covent Garden…read more Crepes were delicious (had Crepe Monsieur and Piggy That Went to Market). Service/staff were really efficient and thoughtful/kind. Super glad we found/tried it!

Ordered: Banana & Biscoff Cookie Butter Crepe (~£7)…read more Aya's take: We were looking for a nice, light dessert to enjoy after dinner and La Crêperie de Hampstead was recommended by some locals we were with. The crepes are made fresh and they have so many sweet and savory options to choose from. We went with the Banana & Biscoff Cookie Butter Crepe which was unbelievably satisfying. Banana and cookie butter is such an amazing combination and the buttery crepe really brought it all together. There could've been more toppings throughout as most of the flavor was really in the middle (not the top) but other than that, it was a great try!

An amazing experience at a very unassuming creperie on Hampstead high street. Made to order, quick,…read moretasty and quality ingredients. Loved the mushroom asparagus combination. So glad I live far from it otherwise I would be there daily!!!

Walking up and down Primrose Hill had me feeling exceptionally hungry, so I walked the few blocks…read moreover to Camden Town. I wanted something that was grab-and-go, and on the sweet side to wash out the flavor of mediocre pulled pork and cheap macrobrewed beer, so a creperie seemed to be the obvious choice. This stand is in the Inverness Street market, extremely conveniently located right off the Camden Town underground station. The menu is actually fairly extensive for a stand like like this. 20-25 different crepes in all, half sweet and half savory gluten-free galettes(though I believe you can also have these on a flour-based crepe as well). The menu also has beverages, like coffee, fresh juice, and more. The staff are extremely friendly and will happily help you find the perfect crepe to suit your mood. The preparation can also be quite dramatic and fun to watch, which seemed to be a big hit with kids. I wound up with the Africanism, which consisted of your choice of chocolate(white, milk, or dark) combined with coconut and rhum. The crisp edges were perfectly matched with the rich white chocolate. The crunch of the coconut and the slight hint of rhum really added a lot of depth to the flavor of the crepe. I walked away with it piping hot and satiating my sweet tooth and desire for a quick treat. This stand is simple, convenient street food, with 90% of the menu coming in at under 4£, it's a great stop for something easy to eat as you begin your walk through the extensive Camden markets.

Found them in Camden Town. Wonderful. Breakfast or lunch or snack. Custom orders from a cute little…read moretrailer. They actually have little basil plants growing that they pick from for your crepe. Vegetarian. Good espresso too.

The Burning of The Clocks is a Brighton tradition that has been going on for nearly two decades. It…read morecelebrates the winter solstice and ushers in the new sun. It's typical of Brighton that this event can attract a vast variety of people, from hippies, to students, families with young kiddies, to the elderly. The event starts with a lantern parade which commences in the centre of town and finishes on the beach, just to the east of the pier. Good viewing spots can be found on Madeira Drive and Marine Parade, but do get there early as it gets pretty busy. There is plenty of music and dancing to keep the crowds entertained until the procession arrives, at which point a large bonfire is lit on the beach, and the homemade lanterns, filled symbolically with hopes and dreams, are placed on the fire to "burn the clocks" and welcome the new sun. All this takes places to the sounds on banging drums creating an evocative atmosphere. The grand finale is a huge fireworks display, lighting the sky, sea and all of beautiful Brighton. This is such a unique event, it's worth popping along to experinence it. It's a little quirky, but yet again makes me happy to live in the eclectic, if slightly crazy, Brighton!