Muffins Cafe in Wealden

A bit of a mixed bag. The food was lovely, although my husband said the coffee was so bitter and far too strong. The customer service isn't great.

Popped in for coffee and to ask if they’re dog friendly - still no idea if they are but they’re certainly not people friendly. Rude would sum it up. Zero smiles or welcome or anything. From chatting to another table that’s apparently pretty normal. Shame as the food looked nice and location is good.

A friend recommend this place . We had to explain what vegans eat and finally decided on.avocado on toast , then we were served with avocado and Brie on toast , The staff were very rude about our diet and really we should have walked out but we are polite people however will not be returning there , we visit lots of cafes on route on the Harley and this was the first bad experience . Okay cafe but not if you have dietary needs or want a pleasant atmosphere.

Brilliant in every way ... food was all home cooked and the Victoria sponge me red in my mouth. I was on a budget but will return and shop in boutique and eat toooo. Thank you Muffins.

A friend took me here a while ago and although the staff weren’t particularly friendly, the shop was nice and the crayfish salad was really good. I decided to take my daughter there for lunch today but really wish I hadn’t! As we entered the shop a glass of wine was accidentally knocked onto the floor, we stood and waited to allow it to be cleaned up, there was no apology or thank you for waiting. There were four members of staff neither of which greeted us with a welcome or smile, in fact it was as if we were an inconvenience! We were asked if we had booked, which we hadn’t as it was a spur of the moment thing. There was much discussion as to whether they could accommodate us ( three tables had stock on them for the shop). Finally we were offered a table but we could only have it for an hour, we declined as we did not want to be rushed. This was all done very begrudgingly and made us both feel very uncomfortable! I’ve never been anywhere that made me feel like this and couldn’t wait to leave! There loss was the Highlands in Uckfields gain, where we had fantastic service and lovely food.

Great cafe for a girly lunch and a look around the boutique afterwards. Good food with great choice of sweet and savoury items

This adorable shop/cafe has a good range of very tasty lunch options and a good selection of soft and alcoholic drinks, very friendly staff and a lovely selection of goods to browse (and purchase) either before or after you dine, I’d highly recommend the Brie and bacon panini which has a very generous level of filling.

We stopped here around 11:30am on a Thursday, intending to have coffee and a cake. Most of the tables were already booked for lunch. In the end, we were so taken with the place, we stopped for coffee and lunch. Absolutely excellent food. Would certainly recommend to anyone.

Always love a visit to muffins. The menu selection is always lovely, the food never disappoints and there’s a fabulous range of cakes (which is always a massive plus in my book). And while waiting for food there’s a lovely selection of clothes and gifts. It’s an ideal place to go with family or friends. Looking forward to our next visit.

The only thing that spoils this quaint little cafe is the staff, the lady that served us made my partner and I feel so unwelcome! We almost felt like an inconvenience! A smile costs absolutely nothing! Maybe we were the 'wrong' kind of clientele! It was a shame because the food was actually really nice, but we shall not be returning.

I was early for a business meeting and thought I would have a stop at this cafe that I had been past many times before , after waiting to be acknowledged at the counter I was pleasantly greeted and shown a table. I had a cappuccino and a slice of Victoria sponge. The cake was dry and tasted so artificial - I ate it as I was starving- I haven't had cake like it before. The cappuccino was terrible, it hadn't been made properly, I had to ask for more milk and it was undrinkable, so bitter. I run a business and would be mortified if a customer of mine felt as dissatisfied as I did afterwards. I did tell them that it was a disgusting cappuccino and no apology whatsoever. £6.30 spent.

We would have said that serving a burnt tea cake on a plate that would burn fingers says a lot about the preparation. The old adage of “ Better coffee beans make better coffee” applies. We did not see the coffee prepared so not sure if it was out of a tin ,or other. That said, the take away flapjack fortified us on our walk. Rgds

First visit. Plenty of parking in street (and car park near church). Had hot drinks and sandwich/panini. Sandwiches were delicious, served with crisps and masses of delicious fresh salad (lots of different veg included). Cakes looked lovely. And the staff were very friendly and efficient. Will definitely return. Contactless payment and all very clean.

So very happy Muffins is open again🙌, cannot recommend enough, food excellent top quality staff so friendly and nothing ever any trouble 😊 all this in a beautiful surroundings .You can buy gorgeous clothes and always manage to find that perfect gift. Will be back soon thank you

Popped in for a quick cuppa, decided to have a slice of cake each. Coffee and walnutcake, best tasting cake in ages.

Having been here many times before and thought what a charming place, this visit was shocking. Browsing through the cards we found the moat appalling, foul selection of cards. So incongruous you the surroundings. These were crude, sexist, mysoginistic, transphobic and hate filled, foul- mouthed cards. All of which children could readily read and browse. So disgusting i cannot repeat. We mentioned thus to staff to be told it wasn't their shop so three was nothing they could do. Also that many other people had complained before! But some people found them funny. Well there will always be people who find jokes about 'fannies' and 'tranny's' funny - it's not. It's tantamount to hate speech and I doubt it's even legal. This shop happily promoted this. I will NEVER return.

All too often one visits eating establishments and one feels rather that customers are an inconvenience, this is one such café. We were tempted in by the charming appearance of the internal decor, sadly, all the charm was stopped there.

Dog friendly despite being part of a boutique, core coffee choices (no syrups) and great choice of cakes including gluten free. Some outside seating. Enjoyed!

We were turned away, essentially because we had a pushchair, by a woman who clearly did not want our business.We were told how awkward it would be to bring the pushchair in. This was despite there being tables available.

Tasty cakes and tea/coffee served either inside or out on the small terrace at the front of cafe. All in all great 'pit stop'

Six of us (all about 80+) had our monthly Girls Lunch at Muffins and they gave us a fabulous meal. Huge salads, delicious sandwiches (best I have ever seen), and every care taken with my Gluten, dairy and egg free diet (due to Coeliac and intolerance). This charming village Café also has the best cakes ever and a really fun shop with gifts, clothes and jewellery. Can’t recommend it more highly, they were so kind and welcoming - great menu and good wines too.

Always a delight to eat at Muffins. Lovely food, friendly staff and gorgeous things to buy including clothes, jewellery, bags, candles, cards etc Highly recommend a visit.

Muffins is a well kept local secret! What a super place for lunch with friends.I have eaten here many times and it has never disappointed.It is advisable to book a table for lunch as it gets very busy. The choice of things to eat are more or less on a theme of sandwiches, paninis, soup or quiche and salad and deep fried brie.There are lots of cakes to choose from and many different kinds of drinks to choose from too.Apart from the food, this village cafe has a wonderful gift shop with cards, candles, reed diffusers and jewellery. There are also clothes, scarves and other items for sale, all at very reasonable prices. Especially good at Christmas time.The staff are attentive and friendly too. A lovely experience!

What a popular venue! And such a nice relaxed atmosphere in this pretty little cafe and gift/ladies wear shop in the village.The two lovely ladies who run it are very efficient and food came to us quickly after ordering (Kitchen is open to the restaurant and looks immaculate). Simple but tasty menu and lovely cakes!Very popular with ‘ladies who lunch’ as it’s such a nice straightforward place to meet with friends. It is licenced if you want a glass of wine but their other beverages are plentiful.Nice.

Visited muffins before starting to walk a section of Weald Way. The tables were clean. We were served quickly, tea and coffee good. The cake was mass produced. We felt it was overpriced.I think the owners would like to attract "ladies who lunch" , rather than walkers

A very nice place with outdoor seating as well as indoor. We had a hot chocolate and a pot of tea which came to just under £5, so not too bad really. Friendly staff and again a well kept premises.

Came to Muffins for the first time today. After a run with my friend. I can only assume the woman at the counter judged me on my appearance because all I got was an unwelcoming filthy looks. I watched her serve other people and act completely different. Maybe because I wasn’t local or didn’t speak in a certain way or was in my 20s? When paying for our brunch I looked up to her GLARING at me once again, it actually slightly amused me as just because I am in tracksuit bottoms and a hoody does not mean she should be looking at me like I haven’t got a right to be there, apologise that I seemed to look of lower class. Will not be spending a penny more of my 30k salary at this establishment ever again. BAD SERVICE.

Popped into Muffins for a little

superb scones, lovely coffee, well presented. Accessories and clothes are very tempting too. Will visit more often now that I have discovered Muffins whereabouts!

Pleasant enough wine, but taken aback by some sexually vulgar greeting cards which are surely out of place anywhere families with children may visit.

Having struggled to find the Muffin Cafe , gosh I’m pleased I did. A true gem .

I've been coming here for about 9 years on and off. Each time I do it is to give it one more chance. The setting is lovely, food very good.. what let's it down is the people. Every female that I've dealt with here is very unfriendly. I used to come in on my way to Eastbourne hospital for chemo as a little pick me up; unfortunately I got put off by the person serving. However; after a long time we decided to try it again today. This time with children. Wow what a scathing look we received when we walked in the door. Once we had taken our seat I happened to look back at the counter only to pick up the unwelcome vibes! Despite feeling unwelcome we weren't the 'right' clientele we stuck it out and we were there about 40 minutes. Despite the disgust we would want to bring four children with us, all went well. And upon leaving we were very touched to be told by another customer how well behaved they had been and what a credit they were as they didn't once get down or make much in the way of noise. Not sure the ladies serving heard that.. what a pity eh? Anyway.. will carry on through how and head to Uckfield.. you don't feel unwelcome in places like Hartfields. Something Muffins could learn from!

Worth a trip out. We popped in for a coffee and chat with friends. Friendly staff and lovely cakes and scones. The village is lovely and its definitely worth a trip out. The only thing is its not dog friendly which is strange considering its location.

This was my first visit:. friendly staff, relaxed ambiance, superb service, generous portions etc. I just wish there was something like this where I live in Croydon

Mi esposa y yo hemos estado visitando magdalenas durante algún tiempo ahora, ayer fuimos con un amigo para almorzar. Como siempre la comida y el servicio era excelente. Hasta magdalenas mi experiencia de un BLT era la calidad del supermercado. Un BLT en magdalenas es una experiencia de tesoro y el café es inigualable.

Reservamos una mesa. No he oído de este café, pero encontramos tratando de encontrar un lugar para encontrarse con un amigo para almorzar entre donde ambos vivimos. Es un café lindo, lástima de la tienda de espacio ya que parecía suficiente gente que más mesas no volvería a residuos.

He utilizado magdalenas para un número de años ahora y darse cuenta han fracasado a gritar es alabanzas. Siempre tenemos un maravilloso almuerzo allí bien a veces la espera puede ser un rato, pero la comida siempre ofrece. Recién hechos y una amplia selección que...

Nunca había estado aquí antes y estaba muy concurrido y me aseguraría de que hicimos otra vez fue una suerte que ya llegamos una mesa se convirtió en gratuito. La visualización del menú era un poco difícil, ya que estaba en una habitación diferente a nuestra mesa, supongo que tener una tabla de ofertas especiales en la medida en que es actualizada le permite saber exactamente lo que está disponible, usted podría quizás tener uno en ambas zonas, aunque sólo un pequeño comentario, me vino no tienen un menú que puedes encontrar en otros lugares que es pegajoso y estado mejor. La elección fue buena, me pareció que era un poco raro (¿que no podía pedir sólo un plato de patatas fritas, si teníamos quizás aquí con mi hija y estuvimos pidiendo una comida no significa que ella no podía pedir un plato de patatas fritas si ella quería para ella? No estoy seguro de lo que el razonamiento detrás de esta era. Las mujeres eran muy amables y el servicio era muy bueno, se podía ver la cocina que estaba bien cuidada. Yo tenía una chaqueta de patata con queso y cebolla con un montón de yum, la piel ensalada de queso era precioso y sabroso y crujiente y fresca, con un vendaje ofrecieron enseguida sin tener que preguntar. Mis tres amigos tenían sándwiches que parecía excelente, con una buena selección y disfrutaron de estas. Las bebidas con hielo, que me llegó como siempre. Hay una buena selección de tartas, etc, y bebidas calientes. Lo mejor para después era también es una tienda que vende artículos de regalo y la ropa femenina, así que podrá disfrutar de su comida y tener un navegar. La luz lateral estaba comiendo bien cuidado y muy limpio. Mi única pregunta es firmar su inodoros después de pedir una segunda bebida que repentinamente preocupado que no había inodoro, que resultó ser de arriba cuando estábamos examinando después de haber acabado de comer. Esto no sería práctico para todo el mundo a tener por las escaleras. Gracias Señoras aunque un café bien dirigido que recomendaré y volver.

Take a detour to East Hoathly off the A22 bypass as trust me, it is worth it. This is not just a cafe with amazing cakes but a cafe that not only serves interesting lunches as well as amazing cakes run by 2 lovely ladies, but also it is a boutique that sells a really eclectic mix of different goods from snazzy handbags, scarves, unusual but apt cards to suit most occasions to lovely tops, blouses, jewellery etc. This is a place really worth visiting as you can enjoy morning coffee and cakes, lunch or afternoon tea and cakes with a browse round the store with a little spending spree if you wish, as well.

Went to this lovely cafe for lunch today the menu was extensive and the cakes looked delicious but we settled for a cheese and celery sandwich which was served with a nice salad and crisps a very friendly place with lots of atmosphere we will definitely be back

If you are ever on the A22 in East Sussex and you see the signs to East Hoathly, it is worth a diversion for a visit to Muffins Licensed Cafe situated in the picturesque High Street. The tea and cakes are delicious but this is more than a cafe, having a shop also selling clothing, jewellery, cards, scarves and hats in a very old, historic and interesting building. Well worth a visit.

While on holiday in East Sussex we happened upon this lovely café and boutique. What a find, we had coffee on the first visit and a nice chat to the staff. We decided that this would be a nice place for lunch, so we returned twice for lunch, and twice for coffee. It was lovely, the food was delicious and really well presented, the coffee was excellent, and the cake was to die for. Also the staff were so friendly that by the time we were due to come home we felt that we had really made friends with them. We just wish that we lived closer.Also the shop was stocked with lovely things, tastefully arranged and very reasonably priced. We bought some really lovely greetings cards, and small gifts for family.Congratulations to the staff for all their efforts. We will be back. Promise.

Muffins is a cafe boutique in East Hoathly, with little tables outside. Great for sitting outside on a sunny day. The village is not on a main road as it was by-passed quite a few years ago which makes it a quiet backwater where you can park and walk to the cafe and have a table inside if you want. There is a good variety of food, and wines or soft drinks if you prefer. If you are in the mood to shop there are some lovely clothes and accessories for you to buy in the boutique and some imaginative gifts if you are looking to buy something for a friend or relative. Basically you can take a friend or relative there and treat them for a meal and buy them a gift on the same occasion. Perfect, or why not take your husband there and get him to treat you to a new outfit. We had tea and delicious cake: Lemon & Blueberry Cake and a Chocolate Cake. We look forward to going back to Muffins again soon.

Arrived 12 pm..few customers..ordered baked potato with cheese and onion x2.. Coffee and soft drink..kept being asked if we were OK...45 minutes later the potatoes turned up..one with very little cheese! Excuse that they had run out ..but at 12 pm. Felt uncomfortable being 'looked at' as if it were our fault. 2 customers left cafe as were not attended to. Sandwiches do look good and most food served with fresh side salad. On this occasion very disappointed.

We first went to Muffins a couple of weeks ago and although only intended to have a piece of cake, we ended up having lunch. The sandwiches were delicious and well presented, with a generous portion of salad and crisps. We couldn't squeeze in any cake, so returned on Saturday and we weren't disappointed. I also managed to buy a couple of gifts, lovely selection of costume jewellery, scarves, candles and much more. So all in all a worthwhile visit. We will certainly return.

I had done some research before leaving for a few days away in East Sussex this looked so attractive, and it really lived up to expectations, we arrived for coffee, and stayed for lunch. Super staff helpful as I have a special diet, nothing was to much trouble. Do go and try this place they have a superb shop to browse as well as delicious food.

I have visited often and realised today that I have never sung this lovely little businesses praises. So here goes. Lovely Cafe, friendly and helpful staff, beautiful cakes, exceptionally clean, generous pots of tea, enjoyable music, beautiful gift selection and original clothing.it is such a shame that people who rush in and out like Sue H from Bexhill and who think the world owes them instant service because you are oh so important, should take a step back and only review a place when you have spent more than 10 minutes in it.

Have been going to Muffin's for ages , very good selection of foods with generous servings ! Sandwhich and chips one of my favourates, my friend loves the Camembert .. Lovely baked Potato's, served with a vast choice of delicious fillings ! Can shop for clothes / bags or unusual gifts ,--- wrapping, cards and bags -- all under one roof ! Well worth a visit

I have used Muffins as both sit-in and take-away. Admittedly the service is a little slow, however that gives you time to browse all the wonderful clothes, gifts, candles etc or just relax in front of the log burner reading the latest gossip magazines or daily paper. Or you can call in your order and collect without the wait.For top quality breakfasts, brunches, lunches and cakes there is no better place than Muffins in the area...believe me I have looked! They are also licensed too.It really is "girl-heaven" and my mother raved about her lunch (and she is hard to please)If only they were open into the early evening and on a Sunday would be lovely and maybe do the odd bistro nights.Shame I'm moving on from Sussex....will miss my Muffins lunches very much x

I come here often as I don't live too far away and it is perfect for a spot of lunch or a bit of shopping with friends. I am ALWAYS greeted by lovely and welcoming staff and have never had an unpleasant experience or encounter with any of them in all my time of coming to Muffins (Unlike some reviews have stated). The food is always great and presented beautifully. To top it all of they have the most wonderful Aladdin's cave of cards gifts and clothes. A truly lovely place, would definitely recommend!

Muffins is, in my opinion, the best cafe in East Sussex, no, make that East and West Sussex! The coffee is first rate as is the freshly made food - the BLT is to die for!

I have been in there twice now, both times to get a coffee to takeaway (as there is nowhere else). Both times I was barely served by the staff at the counter. On my first visit I got my coffee and asked if I could have some sugar, the woman almost seemed to be offended by the request. She came back with two sachets and she then walked off. I then asked for something to stir the sugar in with. She asked for someone else to get me a spoon... I left feeling very irritated by the experience.The second time I went in there the TWO women behind the counter were just nattering away with some customers and ignored me for a few minutes. Eventually they asked me what I would like, and I asked for a takeaway latte. They went back to chatting for a while and eventually I got asked if I would like sugar. This time she was kind enough to put the two sachets in for me (Why use sachets? Surely they have pots or jars of it to hand!). I can't comment on sitting in and having a coffee but if its the same women serving I can only imagine its worse having to deal with them for a longer period of time! Also they were older women like another review mentioned so not sure if the younger staff are better at running the place.Almost forgot the most important thing! The coffee! Aaaaaaand it was average.

Warm welcome from a kitchen area, but scarves and silk clothing hanging around while bacon and eggs are served? Bit odd. Not sure what to do first. Tiaras and jewellery in glass cabinets or tea for two? Lovely clothing at reasonsble costs, obviously a good buyer, but staff.. are they waitresss, or going to help me with my zip upstairs in the changing room? Free newspapers and cafe seating. Huge potential but not harnessed.

I first went to Muffins a couple of weeks ago with a friend. I loved it so much I thought it was ideal to return to with more friends. So four of us got together for a lovely lunch, and a browse around the fashion, jewellery, and today they even had a lady displaying cosmetics. It is a great place to spend a little time, have a nice meal and you can even buy a little gift for a family member or a greetings card. East Hoathly is a lovely village and this is a lovely atmospheric restaurant. Top marks from me.

Younger staff are pleasant, but the older women that run the place have terrible attitudes for customer facing roles. For better food and service with a decent cafe atmosphere, try Hartfields in Uckfield or skip the cafe atmosphere entirely and head over to the Kings Head (it's less than a 30 second walk!)

I only live about 15 minutes from East Hoathly but had never even heard of Muffins Café until a friend offered to take me there for a birthday treat. She said it was a real girly coffee and cake place with extras. She was not wrong!!! East Hoathly is a charming village complete with post office - and Muffins Café. As you enter you can see you are in a clothes/gifts/souvenir shop that just happens to also be a café. By the time I had reached my table I had already spotted a beautiful jacket that I knew would be leaving with me. There are only half a dozen tables and you can either have just coffee or tea and one of the scrummy cakes - or lunch which ranged from ham egg and chips through jacket potates, sandwiches and salads. The ladies on the table next to us had the plumpest prawn sandwiches I have ever seen - complete with salad and crisps on the side. We pushed the boat out with crayfish and avocado salads - the only problem is they were so large we were never going to finish them. We could easily have shared one between two. Which was sad as we also ordered a side of chips - which were wonderful - but we never managed to finish those either. The service was friendly and fast and of course, lunch over, we had to wander among the most amazing clothes. Upstairs there are even more clothes - all which were unusual and most I could have happily taken home! I ended up with a jacket and a lovely angora beret - and a very full tummy!I would certainly recommend this place for ladies to lunch or have a coffee and cake - and a browse. Definitely a find and will certainly be back. I want to see those prawn sandwiches close up next time!!!

We were nearby and wanted somewhere for lunch , muffins came up on my trip advisor app and off we set. What a wonderful find and so close to the A22 and yet so 'far away', it was such a super place and a wonderful wide ranging menu.Superb service and the food was so fresh and delicious, this is absolutely a place to revisit .

Having missed breakfast we decided to visit Muffins (we had eaten there before -ages ago). It is still a quirky fashion shop with extras; comfortable and attractive. We chose to sit by the window. I had a pot of rooibos tea and my husband had a latte. We were too early for lunch so we indulged in their very fresh cakes! I ate a large slice of mouthwatering victoria sponge with elderflower, while my husband, true to form, went for the coffee sponge. Both were moist and delicious. We must return again.

Good, generous sized poy of tea but the scones (2 for £2.50) were very disappointing. They were tiny, crumbly and served with butter but no jam.

Always a welcome smile together with outstanding service. The food is excellent value and always presented exceptionally well. Something for everyone

My husband & I have lived in this area for 19 years but have never taken the left hand turning to East Hoathly - our mistake! We decided to rectify that by driving into the village after a visit to a local nursery, & oh joy there was Muffins cafe. Not only a cafe but a lovely quirky gift shop, also selling a range of unusual ladies clothing - much to my delight! (Didn't leave empty handed)We ordered a cappuccino & a latte (really good coffee) & chose a prawn & avocado sandwich, & a panini, after perusing the menu. Beautifully presented & very generous portions. Didn't have room for home made cake or any of the other offerings!All in all a great place to have a coffee, light lunch, with a glass of wine if desired, or afternoon tea.The ladies who work there are charming, friendly & nothing is too much trouble.We look forward to visiting again very soon.Ps keep it to yourself! Top secret!

Very friendly people!! Good cappuccino and flapjacks. Thank you for helping us to get cash money instead of the Post Office.

We cycle a lot around the country roads close to East Hoathly and this is our favourite place to stop for a coffee and a toasted teacake or even better any scone (cheese or fruit) cooked by the owners Mother - simply delicious! Sitting outside in the sun, close to the quiet road that used to be the A22 until the bypass was built is wonderful.

The food is not the only fab thing about this lovely little shop in East Hoathly Village. There are so many interesting things to browse and shop for, from jewellery to greeting cards, clothing to candles there is something for everyone. The staff are helpful and friendly and the food is delicious, especially the cakes!!A great place to meet for coffee, lunch and afternoon tea! You can also get a glass of wine for that special occasion. ie. Friday!!!

My husband and I are always popping in here for a coffee and a slice of cake. Our son was visiting us last weekend so we took him along for a coffee and could smell freshly cooked bacon......we all went for a bacon sandwich....absolutely delicious and a great coffee to wash it down with too! It is always beautifully clean and in the summer you can sit outside. There also have some lovely gifts for Christmas!

Recently took my girlfriend in there for afternoon tea, she loved it! Had soo many interesting bits and pieces. Some wonderful gifts and the food was lovely. A unique but stylish cafe!

Great food shopping and staff a complete surprise and a little off the beaten track but much better for that. Not expensive and you will return I promise

There are many excellent reasons to visit East Hoatly in East Sussex, it is a very welcoming village with its own brewery, two good pubs and a post office, all set in beautiful surrounding countryside. The gem in the village is Muffins , a wonderful Cafe that serves great food and Coffee. I tried the baked potatoe filled with Coronation chicken and returned two weeks later to have the same again. The potatoe was so light and fluffy that I was driven to enquire after their secret cooking method. The staff are all very helpful and friendly and as the cafe is set in a gift,clothing and jewellery shop there is much to interest the female visitor. only open 6 days a week , closed sunday, 9h00 to 17h30, well worth a visit.

I visit Muffins on a regular basis, food is always fresh an beautifully presented. Definitely the best sandwiches in a Sussex. Staff always friendly and pleasant, downside is I always spend too much because there is always lovely things for me to buy. Menu limited, however what is on offer is always consistently good, I really recommend Muffins for a pleasant place to have lunch.

Great place to have coffee/lunch/tea and browse in the jewellery/gift/clothes shop at the same time - best Coronation Chicken sandwich in Sussex (if not England)!!!!

I live in Brighton but regularily travel to Muffins for lunch. The food is fresh, the portions generous and taste amazing. The surroundings of this quaint tea room leave you eyes not knowing where to look first, from the glitz and glamour of the jewellery to the unique clothing or the spectacular lights. You can satisfy your hunger for food and specialist shopping all in one go, but you will return for more than the one visit believe me.

Love the shop with its different things. The jewellery, clothes and gifts not your normal run of the mill. Refreshing to see new things. I found the food good quality and value. Just love this little place.

A nice looking cafe but they served me teacakes with a large amount of mould on. I sent them back (obviously) & received the attentions of a rather irate employee who seemed amazed that I didn't care for any more. I was then given dirty looks as if it was all my fault. To top it all I was charged for my coffee. No apologies from Muffins Teashop! So disappointing & ruined a good day out.