Flint Owl Bakery in Brighton and Hove

Parada improvisada para tomar café y pastel con mi amigo mientras estábamos visitando Brighton. Los pasteles y bollería se veían variados y deliciosos. Tuvimos un problema con parte de nuestro pedido, pero se trató de manera eficiente, discreta y eficaz. El personal era amable y servicial a pesar de que la cafetería estaba tan ocupada. Un buen rollo para el lugar.

Este es un pequeño café agradable con una buena selección de pasteles frescos y pasteles con algunas mesas interiores. Como gran parte de Brighton es un poco caro. El servicio es amable.

Die Bäckerei sieht hip aus und wirkt nach selfmade, jedoch haben uns die stark überteuerten Süßspeisen nicht ganz überzeugt. So war die Zimtrolle (für 3 Pfund) eher trocken und schmeckte wie von jedem Disount-Bäcker. Immerhin war der Mandel-Kuchen etwas besser.

Ekte kaffe: Vi kjøpte 2 doble Cortadoer. Innertier! Sterk og god. Bakevarer: croissant med mandelfyll og en sitron-formkake med glasur. Utsøkt. Vi ble forundret over at det ikke var stappfullt på denne lille kafeen så nært The lanes.

Stale croissant, didn’t taste freshly baked- nothing baked onsite so difficult to tell.. tasted hard and chewy and didn’t smell fresh.. the waitress did swap for another stale croissant.. nice coffee tho’

Fancied a nice coffee and this place didn't disappoint. We had a lovely latte, with banana bread and croissant with jam. Couldn't fault anything. Friendly helpful staff. So if you fancy a half hour sit down with a nice coffee and pastry please try here.

Small cafe with benches plus tables. We both had a generous pot of tea, and pastries, one bostock and the other vegan cocoa banana bread - bother very enjoyable, friendly staff, not the cheapest but ok for the city centre.

I thought I would share my terrible experience at the shop on Bond street here. Please note that I am coeliac, and have had coffee from your place before without having any gluten reaction. On saturday 15th july around 12pm, i visited your Bond st shop with 2 other friends. We all ordered coffee, mine a flat white with cow's milk as I always say that. After about 5 minutes, one member of staff handed me my flat white, which I started drinking whilst waiting for my friends to get their drinks. After a while, a member of staff- blonde with a ponytail- started shouting that I had taken someone else's drink, which I had not as it was handed to me. That person - who seemed to have no idea what gluten or coeliac meant, was beyond rude, aggressive and unapologetic. Shouting at customers? Out of order. To top it all, she then said my drink had oat milk in it. At that moment, I informed your staff that I was coeliac and would therefore react really badly to my ingesting the gluten. Nobody seemed to know what to do or say. Absolutely shocking. One member of staff was asking me what she could do and was lovely but the rest, especially the blonde girl who was making drinks was super rude. Furthermore that incident could have been lethal to somebody with a severe gluten allergy.

Found this place by chance and went in for coffee. However food selection looked so good we ended up with best ever sandwich and delicious cakes Service was friendly will be back next time in the area

This is my favourite cafe in Brighton! The food is inventive and delicious although it can run out on busy days. But then there's always the very delicious cakes and biscuits. Lots of yummy little cakes as well as huge gateaux, catering to your appetite at the time. And it's all reasonably priced. The young staff are always lovely, efficient, friendly and professional, including when the place is very busy ie at the weekend. They also sell very good bread and pastries.

This is our go to place or pastries and cakes in the lanes, our clients love them. Great food and great people, Gaitano and Bridie are really helpful and informative.

Visited Brighton today, unfortunately decided to buy a ‘sourdough’ white loaf from Flint Owl Bakery Crust tasted of chemicals and the bread was hardly sourdough. We will not be back

It's a brilliant position with small tables under the tree outside, the decor, etc, is lovely and the tarts and salads are delicious. But they are incredibly inflexible. You can have a tart or a salad - both at full price. But you can't have a tart with a little salad on the side. It's expensive as it is but the rigidness of this rule is just irritating. Was it an edit from Head Office???

One can expect to pay a little more at a Flint Owl - and their goods are ordinarily worth it (as a little treat, that is). However, what one shouldn’t be exposed to when paying £4.75 for a loaf of bread is rudeness. An inexplicably rude staff, and an experience that has put this regular customer off for a good while yet. What a shame, but customer service matters.