Brighton has a fun and vibrant culture that has made it a popular place to visit with tourists. If you consider yourself a coffee aficionado or simply enjoy a good brew, you're in luck as this city has a vast array of wholesome cafes for you to try. From quaint tea spots to quirky hangouts, there's a cafe for everyone, you just need to know where to look! To help you find these spots, we've compiled a list of cafes that are sure to tantalise the tastebuds and satisfy the stomach.
Twin Pines Coffee
Twin Pines Coffee has a cosy interior that most cafes would kill for. The warming atmosphere is darkly lit but is perfect for enjoying a cuppa on a rainy day. They usually alternate what roast they have on a monthly basis so people will come back to try different flavours, but even the fussiest of coffee drinkers can find something familiar here due to the wide range of coffees available.
11 St James’s St, Kemptown, Brighton BN2 1RE
Foodilic
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- Dig into tasty desserts at Foodilic
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- You’ll always receive a friendly service at Foodilic
A fixture of London’s restaurant scene for more than 20 years, Peter Ilic opened his first Foodilic on North Street in Brighton and now he has two more cafes at Western Road in Brighton and Pentonville Road in London. Foodilic is open daily from early morning and serves a range of hot brunch dishes and continental patisseries with organic coffees and delicious teas. From lunch until closing, there’s an all-you-can-eat buffet at £7.50 per person of hot meat, vegetarian and vegan dishes alongside a variety of freshly-prepared salads. As a licensed cafe, there’s also a selection of wines and beer to enjoy with your meal, along with soft drinks, smoothies and freshly-squeezed juices.
