A working/layabout day in Brighton beckons
East Croydon, every over-stayer's nightmare
I like my coffee, but at the same time I'm not that desperate
The last time I came here was over five years ago when I took my daughter to my old 
Just checking we're in the right town.
Wondrous Flat White made by Fergus, this 'A' cup puts some of the London efforts to shame!It was also my very first Flat White (as well as cappuccino) in Brighton.
Work
Work
Now I do the touristy thing
Sod the sandcastles!
Sea Haze seafood stall.
There's only one English way with seafood preparation, just boil everything and serve cold!Those crabs are not real and
Seafood cocktail for £2.50.I decided not to show the second photo whereby the cup was drenched with lashings of malt vinegar. Yum.
Brighton Smoke House aka Jack & Linda Mills Traditional Fish Smokers
They're famous for their fresh crab sandwiches. £3.20A simplistic sarnie using the freshest shellfish. Bit of bargain compared to some of Pret's deluxe jobbies.
Coffee@33
Lovely slice of Raspberry and Coconut bake
Brighton station
£21.00 day return, rip-off Britain!
HomeTaylor St Baristas
Travelbag
130 Queens Rd
Brighton
BN1 3WB
Sea Haze
207 Kings Road Arches
Brighton
Brighton Smoke House
197 Kings Road Arches
Brighton
Coffee@33
33 Trafalgar Street
Brighton BN1 4ED
Travelbag
130 Queens Rd
Brighton
BN1 3WB
Sea Haze
207 Kings Road Arches
Brighton
Brighton Smoke House
197 Kings Road Arches
Brighton
Coffee@33
33 Trafalgar Street
Brighton BN1 4ED
12 comments:
When I saw you had been to Brighton I was wondering if you would pop into TSB for a flat white. Glad it was a good as usual!
Hey Sue, consistency upheld at TSB Brighton! Pity they didn't have any Caramello Koalas left!
Non-foodist and non-coffee-connoisseur that I am I laughed at your sandcastle statement. I love seafood in all varieties.
£21! £21! I could get a coach to Kuala Lumpur and back from Singapore for that price.
Sorry. Having had to do my own bit of commuting while meeting with my new employers, I was appalled at the train prices. Erk.
Anyway, TSB's flat white art looks lovely. I had a gorgeous one at the London one the day I got back from vacation earlier this week, but he put the plastic lid on before I could take a photo. Ah well!
If you book in advance its a tenner - we went down 2 weeks ago for a gig and ate lots and drunk too much!
You missed out on some fine cupcakes from Angel Food Bakery in the lanes!
IHC- I'm gonna save meself a tenner on the ticket and spend it on some cupcakes. Thanks for the tip!
I first went to coffee @ 33 last summer, I was also working for Fernandez & Wells then, and had a really weird moment of walking in... stopping.... and having the "oh my god" moment.
Makes nice coffee, but not as good as f&w.
BTW, cool blog, its a pleasure to read it.
Lynsey- thanks for stopping by. F&W are still tops in London, but Drury, that went off my radar until you...
I'm a big fan of coffee@33 - great coffee and the guys are always very friendly.
I heart cupcakes is right about Angel Food Bakery - delicious!
You should also try breakfast at Bills Produce Store next time you're in Brighton.
Great blog BTW - just discovered it today!
Lisa- Thank you for your comment and tip offs. I just got back from Brighton again, had a very average meal at Momma Cherri's. If only I read about Bills Produce Store earlier :(
So many great places to eat in Brighton. Bills is good but Chilli Pickle is excellent as is Sam's (in Kemp Town). Great place for pastries is Cocoa on Queens Rd leading up to the station. And yes, Angel Food is well worth a visit!
GF- a pleasure to have you gracing me blog. Am heading back to Rottingdean and Lancing in July (old schools' get togethet etc) and I shall try out your recs. Thank you.
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