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10 Cafes In Brighton That You Have To Check Out

If you are looking for cafes in Brighton to visit then you’re in luck. Brightonian’s love nothing more than catching up with friends and enjoying great coffee which is why there’s such a large selection of speciality cafes across the city. Whether you’re after brunch, cakes or just somewhere quiet to sit and study, we’ve come up with a list of our top cafe recommendations. So, here are 10 cafes in Brighton that you have to check out.

1. Black Mocha

Black Mocha is one of the nicest places to grab a cup of coffee in Brighton. Located right in the heart of the city’s bohemian North Laine, Black Mocha is a cosy little place that serves great coffee, cakes and a small brunch/breakfast menu. You have to try their hot chocolates with white chocolate, milk and a vegan dark one to choose from, all made with real melted chocolate- delicious.

2. Pelicano

Pelicano is a student favourite in the city and when it comes to cakes this cafe really doesn’t hold anything back. There is an ever-changing selection of layer cakes, sandwiches and pastries to choose from here This, coupled with it’s laid back vibe and free wifi means that it’s the ideal cafe for a study date.

3. Trading Post

If everywhere else in town is full, you’re always guaranteed to find a table in this spacious cafe. Trading Post roasts their own coffee on site and you can even choose what type of bean you want when you order you’re coffee. What’s more, if you’re after brunch then this cafe is the best place to go, with its large and inexpensive all-day brunch menu to choose from.

4. Small Batch

Small Batch pioneered good coffee in Brighton and these days it’s somewhat of a local institution. There are a few Small Batch’s around in the city now but one of the most accessible ones is located next to the Jubilee Library. This small coffee chain primarily focuses on just that, great coffee but they do have a small selection of sandwiches and cakes to choose from too.

5. Flour Pot Bakery

Another Brightonian favourite, the Flour Pot Bakery is another local coffee chain in Brighton. Although they have a few locations now over the city, Flour Pot has still managed to maintain that independent cafe vibe. While they undoubtedly serve great coffee, what Flour Pot is really known for is its baked goods. This bakery sells delicious fresh artisan bread, homemade doughnuts, cakes and pastries so it really is heaven for foodies.

6. Marwood

One of Brighton’s quirkiest cafes, no trip to the city would be complete without stopping by Marwood. This eclectic cafe has a really quirky decor and it primarily specialises in great coffee. What’s more, the cafe doubles up as a bar in the evenings so it’s a great place to go if you’re in need of a cafe that stays open a little later.

7. Redroaster

Redroaster has had a bit of a makeover over the last couple of years and this cafe/restaurant is now making a name for itself as one of the trendiest cafes around. The decor in this spacious cafe is just made for Instagram and its food menu is equally as impressive.

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8. Mange Tout

This French cafe/bistro is hailed by locals and tourists alike as serving the best brunch in Brighton. Decked out in true low key- french style, this small cafe packs in the tables and really prides itself on serving delicious food and drinks in a relaxed setting. Our advice? Go for the eggs benedict and fresh juice.

9. Longhouse

Calling all Vegans, Longhouse is the cafe for you. This gorgeous little independent cafe is located on Brighton’s up and coming Old London Road and it really is one of the cutest cafes around. Featuring an entirely plant-based menu, Longhouse is a favourite with Brighton’s many vegan and vegetarians and with an ever-changing selection of food and a relaxed atmosphere, it’s easy to see why.

10. Cloud 9

If you’re after anything sweet then Cloud 9 never fails to disappoint. This cupcake shop bakes all their own products on site and they have a range of delicious cakes, slices and homemade ice cream to choose from. If you have a special event coming up, you can also order impressive looking bespoke made birthday cakes here too.

There’s no nicer a way to spend a day in Brighton than working your way around the city’s many cafes so, be sure to stop by some of these local favourites. Are there any other cafes in Brighton that you love? Leave your suggestions in the comments below.

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