Brighton has a range of coffee options, from classic espresso bars to relaxed cafés. This is a planning shortlist rather than a claim that ESOB Files has visited or tested every venue.
Five places to look into
- Small Batch Coffee — a café to consider when planning a Brighton coffee walk. Check its latest menu, location and opening hours before travelling.
- Bond St Coffee — a café to consider when planning a Brighton coffee walk. Check its latest menu, location and opening hours before travelling.
- Pelicano Coffee — a café to consider when planning a Brighton coffee walk. Check its latest menu, location and opening hours before travelling.
- Trading Post Coffee Roasters — a café to consider when planning a Brighton coffee walk. Check its latest menu, location and opening hours before travelling.
- Flour Pot Bakery — a café to consider when planning a Brighton coffee walk. Check its latest menu, location and opening hours before travelling.
What makes a useful café visit?
Look at coffee options, clarity of pricing, dietary information, seating and accessibility. If you enjoy specialty coffee, ask what espresso is on bar and whether filter is available. The best choice depends on the day and your preferences, not an unverified star rating.
Before you go
Confirm current trading status and details directly with each café. For background on tasting coffee, read our coffee tasting guide.