East SussexCoffee shops in Brighton
Brighton has been roasting its own coffee for a long time: Redroaster has roasted coffee in the city for 25 years and still runs its café on St James's Street, and Small Batch roasts in Portslade for its café in Hove. Bond Street Coffee has served single origins since 2014 and now pours beans roasted by its owner's Sussex roastery, Freda.
- Venues listed
- 4
- Details verified
- 0
- Average flat white
- Not yet published
Where they are
- Bond Street Coffee15 Bond Street, BN1 1RD
- Café Coho, Ship Street53 Ship Street, BN1 1AF
- Redroaster, St James's Street1d St James's Street, BN2 1RE
- Small Batch Coffee Roasters, Goldstone Villas70 Goldstone Villas, BN3 3RU
Every Brighton coffee shop we list
Plain links, so every venue is reachable without a map or a search box. Pages marked as unverified are published but not yet checked: we do not put prices or hours on a page until somebody has confirmed them.
- Bond Street CoffeeOpen since 2014, Bond Street Coffee usually offers two or three single origins at once, so you can order the same drink with different coffees. Everything it serves is now roasted by the owner's Sussex roastery, Freda Coffee.15 Bond Street, BN1 1RD · details not yet verified
- Café Coho, Ship StreetA café set over three floors of a Grade II listed building in the Lanes, two minutes from the beach, serving brunch daily and sandwiches and cakes from the counter. Coho also runs cafés in Hove and at Brighton station.53 Ship Street, BN1 1AF · details not yet verified
- Redroaster, St James's StreetRedroaster's Kemptown café, now in its 26th year, which the company bills as the UK's original roastery café. It serves coffee Redroaster roasts in Brighton alongside an organic brunch menu, including bottomless brunches.1d St James's Street, BN2 1RE · details not yet verified
- Small Batch Coffee Roasters, Goldstone VillasThe Hove café of Small Batch Coffee Roasters, which roasts at Wellington House in Portslade and also runs a coffee cart for events across Brighton and Hove.70 Goldstone Villas, BN3 3RU · details not yet verified
Areas of Brighton
An area gets its own page once enough of its venues are verified to be worth one. Until then the venues are listed here directly, because a card that only leads to a thinner copy of this list is a dead end.
- The Lanes and North Laine2 venues
The narrow streets between the seafront and the station, the busiest part of the city for independent shops and the visitors who come for them.
- Kemptown1 venue
St James's Street and the streets east of the Old Steine, a few minutes from the pier.
- Hove1 venue
The quieter, mostly residential western half of the city, with neighbourhood cafés near Hove station.
What coffee costs in Brighton
There are no checked Brighton drink prices in this directory yet, so this page shows no city average. Footfall does most of the work on price here. Cafés in the Lanes and near the seafront serve day visitors as well as locals, and summer weekends are far busier than a wet Tuesday in February, while a café in Hove or Kemptown trades mainly with the people who live nearby. A roaster pouring its own coffee keeps the bean cost in-house, which a café buying from a wholesaler cannot do.