Brighton Coffee-and-Cake Crawl

Brighton has a range of cafes serving speciality coffee and cake. The town is walkable, making it easy to visit multiple cafes in one day.

1. Triple Point Coffee

Triple Point Coffee is a minimalist multi-roaster espresso bar. The cafe pours Skylark Coffee and has an in-house bakery. Skylark Coffee is poured on a Synesso machine.

2. Coffee at 33

Coffee at 33 is a music-free monochrome cafe near the station. The cafe roasts its own coffee in-house and bakes its own cakes. Coffee at 33 uses a La Marzocco machine.

3. Pelicano Coffee Co.

Pelicano Coffee Co. is a Brighton roaster founded in 2014. The cafe has a garden at the back of the Sydney Street site. Pelicano Coffee Co. roasts its own coffee in-house.

4. Redroaster

Redroaster is a cafe that roasts its own coffee in-house. The cafe uses a Kees van der Westen Spirit Triplet machine and runs an all-day dining menu. Redroaster roasts on vintage Diedrich roasters.

5. Komodo

Komodo is a compact espresso and filter bar. The cafe pours beans roasted in collaboration with Norwich roaster Kofra. Komodo has seasonal in-house bakes.

6. Ground Coffee House

Ground Coffee House is a specialty coffee house. The cafe serves espresso and filter coffee from Hove roaster Pharmacie. Ground Coffee House uses a Nuova Simonelli Aurelia T3 machine. Cakes and pastries are supplied by Cocoa Patisserie. Brighton's coffee scene is varied, with each cafe offering a unique experience. The cafes are walkable, making it easy to visit multiple locations in one day.

Common questions

What type of machine does Triple Point Coffee use?

Triple Point Coffee uses a Synesso machine.

Does Pelicano Coffee Co. roast its own coffee?

Yes, Pelicano Coffee Co. roasts its own coffee in-house.

Who supplies cakes and pastries to Ground Coffee House?

Cakes and pastries are supplied by Cocoa Patisserie.