Whether you want to treat yourself after a long week of lectures or you need a cure for your hangover, going for brunch can provide that euphoric feel in your stomach! When it comes to Brighton, there isn’t a shortage of amazing brunch spots to head to. Whether you’re gleefully returning to a re-opened favourite, or looking for a new stomping ground, we’re telling you all the best brunch spots Brighton has on offer.
1. Moksha
Moksha is a local favourite and one you’ll find lots of people flocking to on the weekend. Moksha is an independent café which boasts a brilliant menu inspired by British brunch and lunch. With everything from pancakes, to huevos rancheros, to eggs of all kinds, you’ll be spoilt for choice and no doubt, you’ll be nagging your friends to return to try the whole menu!
2. Café Rust
With its Brighton store in the bustling student area of London Road, Café Rust has become a thriving brunch spot since its first store opened in 2015. Rust is beautifully designed with tons of shabby chic charm that will have you reaching for your camera immediately. The food is just as beautiful as the décor, and the coffee is locally sourced, what more could you ask for?
3. Mange Tout
Mange Tout has been a hailed Brighton brunch spot since it opened its bistro doors in 2009. It’s organic, locally sourced and seasonal food has kept food lovers flocking, and the free-spirited, effortless ambience has solidified its reputation as one of Brighton’s most loved brunch spots.
4. SIX
If you live in Brighton, you’re guaranteed to have seen a SIX stack of pancakes feature on one of your friends Instagram stories. Renowned for their incredible brunch offerings, a Brighton’s best brunch list wouldn’t be complete without mentioning this stylish gem. The menu provides any brunch treat you could ever desire and caters for meat-eaters, veggies and vegans alike. The best part? You can upgrade your brunch for £24 to enjoy 90 minutes of bottomless prosecco EVERY DAY of the week!
5. Kooks
Leaving the best till last, Kooks which is tucked away in the North Laine. Kooks is a quirky spot famous for its ‘Kooks benedict’ amongst other delicious dishes. Alongside a plethora of brunch options including, big plates, small plates and brunch classics, your visit is guaranteed to be accompanied by an enviable playlist curated by owner, DJ and producer, Tim Healy. You’ll leave with your ears, eyes and stomach very much satisfied.
For more things to do in Brighton, check out our guide to the best things to do in Brighton for students.
Last Updated on November 12, 2024
Published on July 23, 2020
