Cafes & Coffee Shops in Brighton & Hove
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Coffee shops and cafes in Brighton & Hove, from specialty espresso bars in North Laine to seafront cafes and community spaces. Great for breakfast, brunch, or a quiet work spot.
Brighton & Hove has a thriving cafe culture driven by the city's large student and creative population. North Laine is the epicentre, specialty coffee shops, vegan bakeries, and all-day brunch spots fill the independent streets around Sydney Street and Gardner Street.
From quick espresso bars near Brighton station to laid-back seafront cafes, the city caters to every pace of coffee drinker. Most of the best cafes are independent, you'll rarely need to settle for a chain.
Small Batch Coffee
Small Batch Coffee Co
Spoons Cafe
Spring Coffee And Tea House
Spro Coffee Co
St George's Cafe
St Giles Student Cafe
St James's Street Coffee
St Leonard's Community Cafe
Starbucks Coffee
Starbucks Coffee
Streets Cafe
The Deli
The Fitz Cafe
The Flour Pot Bakery
The Hilltop Cafe
The Lecca Cafe
The Ledward Centre Cafe
The Library Cafe
The Queensbury Coffee House
The Real Junk Food Project Brighton - Hollingdean Cafe
The Set At Cafe Rust
The Terrace Restaurant And Coffee Bar
The Wall Cafe
Tivoli Cafe
Tookta's Cafe
Trading Post Coffee Roasters
Trading Post Coffee Roasters (Sussex) Ltd
Triple Point Coffee
Truffles Bakery
Tuntuns Cafe
Vero Gusto Bakery
Vios Cafe
White Cloud Coffee
Whitecliffs Cafe
Wish Park Cafe
Woodbourne Coffee House At The Post Office
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where are the best cafes in Brighton & Hove?
North Laine has the highest concentration of independent specialty coffee shops. The seafront and Hove also have good cafe options.
Are there cafes in Brighton & Hove with good wifi for working?
Yes, many North Laine cafes cater to laptop workers, particularly on quieter weekday mornings. Most independent cafes have wifi.
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