Daisys Pantry in Brighton and Hove

I’ve only been for coffee and croissant but I’ve been more than once and whether you like records or not it is one of those places where everyone will join in a conversation. The focus is music as they sell Vinyl but the chef is French and the cost for food and drink very reasonable. The cafe/restaurant is in a parade of shops in a residential area so you can park outside although it is on a bus route. Some Saturday evenings and Sunday lunch times it becomes a pop up restaurant where you can BYO. Not for the romantic meal for two as this is a small venue with tables quite close together but I’ve been told by a friend who went there for dinner that everyone talks to everyone else and it has a good vibe. I image booking is required in the evenings but for breakfast; lunch or just a coffee and a browse just pop in and see.

Excellent in all respects...good food,varied menu,first class service,lovely atmosphere,great training ground for the students.

Great service. Nice busy atmosphere. I haven’t had a cassoulet since a very good one in Covent Garden at Chez Antoinette many years ago. Most disappointed with what I had today and certainly at the premium price of £20 for a small portion. My partner had the sausages from the Prixe menu. Better value and taste.

Amazing and unexpected brunch and coffee on a cold Sunday morning in Brighton. Everything looks exceptional and tastes the same!

Mange Tout is a wonderful cafe with a great atmosphere in Brighton! I highly recommend trying out their brunch options, especially the omelet - although it could use a little more garnishing, the taste was still delicious. And don't forget to pair it with their amazing coffee choices! The fact that it's south facing also adds to the overall experience. Definitely a must-visit spot in town.