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!

Loved this place! Inside was clean and beautifully decorated. Service was great, very warm and…read morewelcoming staff. And the food was as delicious as it was gorgeously plated. Unique coffee options that were made to perfection.

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 came here as a group of 15 for my mother in laws 60th brunch. We were warmly welcomed and led to…read morea decorated table with a lovely view of the harbour. Between us we ordered most of the menu, which all arrived promptly and tasted excellent. All in all we had a lovely time and would definitely go back.

Were searching for good breakfast place with Yelp and found Joes and all the good reviews was…read morereally true. We hade a great avocado/porched egg sandwhich and fresh orange juice which was much better then the high ranked Brekfast Club we had the day after. I know Joes isent that central but till well worth a visit.

Great food and coffees. Staff were very polite…read more They never rushed and sweet as could be.

super cream tea for two today 05/03/2024. wonderful food -…read moreservice - interior design. a well oiled machine. 5stars are not enough. thank you john & Jackie law

This is by far one of my favourite cafés in Eastbourne. The inside decor is fantastic, and when I…read morevisited, we sat up in the upstairs area, which was very comfortable. Our food and drink was lovely, and I ordered a medium hot chocolate with marshmallows and a slice of Victoria Sponge. The hot chocolate quite frankly lived up to its name (it was hot) Served with our drinks and cakes, we got given exquisite Belgian chocolate truffles. The Victoria Sponge was very sweet and large. The waitress was very friendly and polite and made me feel welcome. I would recommend Deliciously Gorgeous in Eastbourne to anyone, as they are extremely accommodating. I would most certainly go back again. Great job Deliciously Gorgeous!

This is a gem of a place right next to the river. Try and imagine the prices you'd pay in London or…read moreKingston in similar proximity to the Thames and then look at the menu here - its so reasonable. The staff are really friendly and down to earth and the surroundings are fantastic, especially when the weathers good. There's loads on the menu from jacket spuds to breaded plaice so if your in a hurry or want a nice long lunch, both are catered for. They do a fantastic full English here too or if your feeling adventurous, I'd recommend the Loch Fyne Kippers. Its fully licensed here and they do serve a really nice South African Merlot for around £12 or of course you can just stick to the Harveys as it hasn't had more than 20 yards to travel!

I think Brasserie is a slightly ambitious term for this place, Cafe would be a far more apt…read moredescription. Brasserie conjures pictures of a cool young couple enjoying a light lunch and a glass of wine, where as in reality you are far more likely to encounter old age pensioners nursing a cup of tea and a sarnie here! Not that there is anything wrong with this, I came here myself the other day and nursed a cup of tea and a slice of carrot cake! The tea was tea and the cake was pretty tasty although the frosting was overly sweetened. Other foods include sandwiches, bagettes, fish and chips, pie and chips etc etc. The food is apparently all homemade and looked reasonably tasty. Situated in a small shopping hall with a food hall, craft shops and gift retailers, there are also said to be good views over the river but we weren't able to see them from where we were sitting. They advertise free wifi but it wasn't working on our visit. Service was a little slow and a little surly. Overall, it's fine for a cake and a cuppa, but there are better options in Lewes if you require something a little more substantial.

V&H Cafe has opened up following the recent demise of Flourtown. To be honest, if I hadn't spotted…read morethe new signage I would have presumed that it was still in it's original guise. It looks the same inside and out, and seems to follow the same philosophy - locally sourced ingredients, products freshly baked on site etc. On this visit we tried a homemade sausage roll and a butternut squash, spinach, feta and pine nut tart. Both were absolutely delicious. We were asked if we wanted them warmed up, and instead of stuffing them in the microwave for 30 seconds like so many other places do, they actually properly reheated them in the oven, retaining the correct flavour and texture - it's the little touches that make the difference. My lemmongrass tea was delicious and my OH approved of his Americano. Our server was sweet and friendly. We sat outside on the few tables overlooking the street and soaked up some sunshine. I really hope this place survives in it's current format, it has a good ethos and great tasting food too!

There are so many places that I have on my list of restaurants to try. And yet, so often, I just…read moreend up going to the failsafe options. One of the places I've always wanted to try is the V&H Café in Hove. Which I actually live somewhat close to. And yet, it took me 6 months of living here to go. Anyway, the point is, I went. And about 50% off their offerings are gluten free. Hooray! We decided to actually go for a bit of brunch after the Pride parade before Katy needed to go to work. We popped in and the place had a few people inside but was fairly quiet. I'm not sure if this was normal for a Saturday morning, or if it was just a bit quiet because everyone was at the parade. The decor is nothing exciting, but it is comfortable and relaxed. They had plenty of gluten free cakes on display and all of the breakfasts and toasties can be made gluten free. I was feeling a brunch vibe, so I went for a bacon breakfast sandwich. It was very yummy! Perfect to gobble down, as my parade sunburn fully developed. Katy had a savoury tart which wasn't gluten free so I forgot to take a photo of it. Whoops. Bad food blogger! We also took home a slice of the toffee apple cake, which is both gluten free and vegan. I liked it quite a lot, as I am into fruity cakes. Katy doesn't like cake in general (what a weirdo), so she wasn't a big fan. Overall, my impression was pretty average. For good comfort food, and high gluten free availability, this is an excellent choice. But if you're looking for a cute spot to catch up with your friends and take lovely Instagram pics, there are plenty of prettier options in Brighton and Hove.

I visited this cafe on a cold winter's day but the warmth of the welcome made up for the weather!…read more There is a good choice of food whih is freshly prepared, very nicely presented and reasonably priced. Definitely worth stopping off for a bite to eat after taking a stroll in the park.

I have visited on a couple of occasions now and have had a good experience each time…read more The cafe is of a clean, modern eco feel in a great setting. The food demonstrates that you can get quality at a reasonable price and I always find myself tempted by some of the home made offerings even though my original intention might be just to buy a cup of tea! The staff are friendly and warm whilst maintaining a professional approach.

I can't think of a better way to eat a traditional English breakfast than sitting in an iconic…read moreEnglish double decker bus. This cafe is run by the 1066 bakery (whose main 'bakehouse' is located just next door). So bread is super fresh and thick cut :) We've found food consistently delicious and quick. It's often busy but the staff are friendly and happy to help. We brought a birthday cake and they happily gave us plates (as they're a small cafe though I can imagine on a busier day they might not have enough spare if you're a large group like us - best to bring extra napkins if you want to do cake just in case). Great play structure for kids outside as well. Overall lovely little hidden Cafe - we will return.