Sugardough in Brighton and Hove - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

I'm a big fan of the Breakfast Danish in this place. However, my recent visit was spoiled by the unbelievably rude tetchy attitude of the baker. The afore mentioned danish, usually a delight, was like ashes in my mouth on this occasion. Time for either a career change or a back of house role fella.

Step inside Sugardough in Hove, and you’re whisked away to a whimsical realm where loaves leap off shelves and cappuccinos charm with frothy flourish. This isn’t just a café; it’s a buttery beacon for bread enthusiasts. The moment I crossed the threshold, a symphony of aromas, warm bread, freshly ground coffee, and a hint of nostalgic sweetness, greeted me. The décor, an eclectic mix of rustic tables and quirky knick-knacks, felt like the cosy kitchen of a master baker friend. Seated by the window, I ordered the house special: avocado toast. But dear reader, this was no ordinary toast. The Sugardough was crusty and tangy, the avocado creamy and adorned with chilli flakes and olive oil. Each bite was a testament to the alchemy of simplicity. The staff, a merry band of Sugardough savants, moved with grace, their genuine warmth transforming the café into a convivial retreat. As a child, I adored rum balls, elusive orbs of rich chocolate and rum that seemed to vanish before I could claim them. Imagine my delight finding them here. Sugardough’s rum balls didn’t disappoint; each bite balanced deep chocolate with a warm, rum embrace, a nostalgic trip down memory lane. Next, I indulged in their famed carrot cake, moist, spiced, with walnut crunch and cream cheese frosting. It was a hug in cake form. Sipping my perfectly brewed, strong black coffee, I watched the world go by, feeling utterly content. Sugardough in Hove isn’t just about food, though the food is spectacular. It’s about the experience, the warmth, the feeling of being somewhere special. If you find yourself in Hove, step into Sugardough. Let its charm transport you to a world where good bread and great company reign supreme. It’s a slice of heaven, with a side of whimsy.

Went to buy bread. Bread and cakes good, although portion of cake cpuld easily be 50% smaller. They have a strange habit to ask the buyer wait outside in the cold. Many members of staff and bureacracy on service is a bit strange.

This place is a little treasure! The pastries were amazing! Something traditional with added extras to make a fry-up wrapped up in pastry!! How could it possibly go wrong! Plus a little sweet treat for later that was just delicious! 10/10!

A great bakery in Hove is a place that I always visit whenever I'm down there. The sausage rolls are delicious and the pastries are baked to perfection. The servings are also quite generous, so it's worth the price. It's like a little slice of heaven near Hove Seafront.

Sunday morning 9.45, came to see if there was any sausage rolls available,my father who is currently in hospital loves them , popped my head in and politely said “ any sausage rolls or bit early “ to be greeted by a guy in a white chef jacket , owner or baker? Snapping at me “ way early” I then said “what time “ to which he snapped again “1.30” !! We come here often for the best sausage rolls, but every time he’s off or rude , his customer skills are atrocious, next time I won’t hold my tongue, food is lovely but ridiculously expensive to eat in, and on busy days it’s ridiculously slow because of staff faffing about! Get someone in there who knows what they are doing re the public and serving them, and someone who loves the job, not someone with zero people skills who thinks they are doing you a favour!!

This place is sooooo yummie mummie, hipster, dog friendly it is great, lovely staff. Busy bakers, great cakes and coffee, quirky, small. What is not to like. Avoid if you don't like hipster, dogs or yummie mummies!! Highly recommended.

What an amazing bakery. We are so pleased to have found this wonderful place. The bread loaves are beautifully baked, the multigrain is perfect and makes perfect toast and sandwiches. We had coffee and lemon meringue pie at the weekend. Coffee was delicious and we both agreed the meringue was the best we’ve ever tasted. Many thanks to Brett and Rose, we will definitely be back !!

Attended with family and sat inside. Such an array of cakes and pastries we were spoilt for choice. The service and manners of staff were outstanding in particular one young lady who was bubbling over with such commitment to proving customer service I was almost giddy myself. The food and coffee was lovely and my sweetner added in advance - shame they don’t do a large size in hot beverages. I shall return again to this little gem of a bakery

Sugar dough seem to have an issue with burning their baking - especially pastries etc. Several Sundays running now we’ve all noticed. Has no one else? Which make you doubt their expert patisserie claim.

Driving past stopped off and that was a good decision. A great quality of cakes, savouries and coffee. Value indeed. Not very roomy and toilet was out-of-order but worth the ordeal tenfold.

My parents and I recently visited this restaurant for brunch and tried their coffee, pastries, and sausage rolls. While the croissant and sausage rolls were enjoyable, we were disappointed with the coffee. The 'barista' seemed unfamiliar with the term 'long black,' and we were served a weak small Americano instead. The water used in all the coffees was far too hot and affected the taste, making them mediocre at best. At £22 for four coffees, two sausage rolls, and a croissant, we felt that the price was not justified, given the underwhelming coffee experience. Overall, we had hoped for a better dining experience and left feeling unsatisfied.

Brilliant ! Manager is really helpful and smiley. Food is absolutely delicious - we were staying in the area and visited Sugardough twice. Both times the quality and taste of the food was delicious. Would happily go there again.

Incredible, we're going to have breakfast here. Well, there were two coffes, a spinach pie and a sausage pie and the waitress tells me it's 24 pounds and I really? Incredible the sablazo and it was not of much quality I don't recommend it at all we will never come back again

I think this is a lovely bakery but today I sat in and watched the chef cough over the food and wipe his nose with hand and then continue to prepare the food. The kitchen is open and he clearly saw I was looking at him while he wiped his nose and licked his fingers and continue to make the food. I could not finish my food. Complete heath hazard. Will never go back.

I love walking past Sugardough as the baking smells are always a delight, they bake so many delicious looking items. We weren’t hungry, but decided to nip in for just a cup of tea. £8 for two teas is just too expensive for hot water and herbs, so it was a one time visit I’m afraid! Cute place though.

Good food however appalled by the service and the sarcasm of the waitress it really ruined the experience.

All I have to say is the staff are rude and unorganised. Took ages to get my burned stale croissant and my coffee was one of the worst I’ve had in a while. Took ages to get served and was served by a blunt rude woman. Overall my experience was not a nice one and I would not return.

I've been a regular customer at Sugardough for many years. The food is amazing, although well above inflation price rises make it a treat now rather than somewhere i go regularly. But what lets it down is the quality of staff. I must say some of the staff are great, but its so inconsistent. OK, you have high staff turn-over, but this is not an excuse for poor training and sometimes rudeness. Prices are not clearly displayed for bread etc and mistakes are common - the discount for using a 'keep-cup' is almost never applied.

Occasionally I fancy a sausage roll for elevenses…. Whenever I pop in, they are never ready until noon or after! One of the bakers always has the huff when you ask him if there are any ready! Sorry for asking!…. Not coming back…. Going to Gail’s or Real Patisserie up the road from now on!

Wonderful tasty food good service what more is there. We came upon this coffee shop by chance and glad we did, next time we are in Brighton we will be sure to visit again

I'm usually well inclined to Sugardough, but the croissant I had today was pretty bad - very heavy and doughy, and a bit too burnt - just not how a croissant should be at all. Also - why does having decaff add another 40p for...

After waiting for 20 minutes to get to the till to place my order which I did not mind I was greeted by this very rude lady who was abrupt and had no people skills. When my wife asked for an egg asparagus and parmesan...

Coffee is made with care. I tried the chocolate and apricot tart just for something different and amazed. Neither flavour dominated the other and the texture was on point. I was then informed that the products are made on site. Amazing. Only passing through but...

Lovely sticky buns that tasted fresh from the oven. I ended up getting takeaway as there was nowhere left to sit. Very close to the beach so just went down there to eat. The queue looked long but the service was very quick.

Love the cakes, pies and sausage rolls here. Pleasant and friendly staff. But it is so small. Often there queues just to buy take away.

Honestly the most amazing breakfast I’ve ever had. Food cooked to utter perfection! The best bacon butty! The orange juice was so fresh and beautiful. An absolute little gem and will 1000000% be returning on our next visit to Brighton!!!!

I love this place, but someone has taken their eye off maintaining hygiene standards. Surely the minimum for staff is long hair tied up properly so that it doesn’t dangle in the cakes? It looks like lack of care at a management level is letting...

First time for me and the family. Popped in after granddaughters swimming lesson and what a find. Everything freshly baked and so delicious. Had breakfast pastries, yum yum and tea, coffee (cappuccino with oat milk) and soft drinks all great. So impressed bought 2 sourdough...

Ordered a very last minute birthday cake from Sugardough (after previously being very impressed with their cakes). I honestly couldn’t have asked for more. The cake itself was delicious but the design was superb too. Highly recommend. (Also kept very well during the heatwave. I...

A spot I used to enjoy visiting with family has certainly gone downhill. Always good sausage rolls albeit a little overpriced. But the place is absolutely filthy these days, which is not very reassuring at a time like this! Such a shame

The scrambled eggs on sourdough toast with avocado and mushrooms were exquisite. The toasted French croissant with syrup and fruits was sweet and moist. The iced coffee was ideal for a hot morning. It was slightly pricey but definitely worth it

The whole 'order and wait outside' could work if the service had any sense of urgency to it. One order at a time and I was watching as they couldn't even get an order of one coffee right. All I wanted was a loaf of...

I Didn't feel comfortable about this place with coronavirus about I found it unhygienic under the circumstances

We had a large chocolate cake for my son's birthday, which was incredible. That evening I had 3 texts from mums asking me where I had bought it from. Enough can not be said about it: every single part of it was delicious and the...

A visit to this quaint little shop is like stepping into a fairy story or an innocent, heavenly dream of sugar and spice and all things nice! Not being a lover of cake, it is almost impossible not to be wowed by the beautifully decorated,...

This is always a lovely place to stop and coffee and have a pastry. Or of course take away cake etc. Just along the road from the King Alfred Leisure CentrePleasant staff, wide range of cakes and pastries crammed into a tiny shop.Give them a try, you wont be disappointed.

Wafts of freshly baked bread entice you into this little café/bakery. Cosy atmosphere with the baking being done right in front of you. Lots of wonderful looking cakes and pastries, some nice looking savories as well, but a bit inflexible as to how they are served. We were interested in having a spinach and goats cheese pastry but told we could only have it as a meal with salad etc. For more money which at 10am we didn’t really want. It has a nice ambiance, with lots of interesting baking related knick-knacks and nice old fashioned cutlery and crockery, quite a few of the other people were regulars and it is also dog friendly. I had strong coffee with non-diary milk, a savoury pastry, and granola cereal. The pastry had a cold boiled egg in which was a little odd, and the granola dish was too cloying with thick yogurt, I also prefer granola with texture, not completely soft like this was. To takeaway, I bought a loaf of freshly baked bread which at £3.70 for a small loaf I thought was excessive. For me the ambience here is better than the food, you probably also fare better here if you have a sweet tooth, I thought their savoury selection was a weaker than their sweet selection. Also I think it’s absurd not to let customers have things how they want to have them, and be careful where you sit, I sat too close to the counter and had reverberations through my chair every time the coffee grounds were emptied into the bin!

Been coming here for about a year for my Sunday morning coffee. Over the last 6 months the staff seem to have dramatically changed, they used to seem a bit bored and un-engaging but recently the have been amazing. As the manager of a coffee shop myself I know that the staff are the most important part and these guys are doing great. Special shout out to the red haired gal who recently hurt her head and the giant hipster guy with glasses. Top notch! Also tried their granola for the first time today and it was delicious!

These days it's small local cafés and businesses that get my attention time and money The large corporate companies might be successful in bringing in a certain unquestioning clientèle but so many reasons to avoid them not least there too common skill at cheating on their tax returns which undermine our ability to support local services. Oh no I am approaching a rant!!! Back to Sugardough a great cafe and bakery that prepare and cook things in front of you Human and dog friendly Bread is a regular purchase and cakes always a treat. Well worth a visit or 2 or 3 etc

Must say the Latte's were excellent, very strong for a latte which suited us better, slice of cake was divine and a decent slice too, served with Chantilly cream for that extra nice touch, service was good, 2 x coffee 1 slice cake £10.50, a real nice spot to sit outside and watch the world go by.

Went last week, lethargic lady sort of greeted us. Had Treacle tart that was dry x2. Can we have it heated? No...No kitchen staff today !! Can we have it with cream or ice cream.....No. We managed to get a seat and watched as they started telling people...sorry it's take out service only now as we have no cups plates etc as no one is washing up..Lemon meringue pie was nice, Sausage roll was ok [could not have heated] tea coffee and coke came to £25...What a total disappointment. Will not be going back

Popped in after a walk along the beach. My mum had espresso and I had a fresh apple juice . Both nice quality. Also had a chocolate and strawberry brownie. Great service and they sell fresh sough dough bread on sale ,

Brilliant bakery section with the kitchen in the back so you can see, the croissant was amazing and came with a pot of apricot jam which was amazing. The flat white was so smooth and the best one I’ve ever had. Awesome

Asked for a drink from their menu and it came without one of the key ingredients the main reason I wanted that drink. Very bad all together experience and overpriced.

This café has been open for years, and serves delicious snacks and scrumptious cakes. Lovely collection of assorted vintage crockery to eat on. Highly recommended

Since finding this place has become a regular All bread and cakes baked right next to you so smells are fantastic Great coffee ☕ and tea options and is dog friendly too Perhaps a little more expensive than some anonymous chain coffee shops but quality is exceptional and friendly atmosphere If you are anywhere near you really should visit

I often walk along the front, I've popped in here once and sat, I've also popped in twice to grab a coffee, something savoury and go.. Never that easy, young staff are inattentive, don't acknowledge anyone until you're stood in front of them and have absolutely no sense of urgency - never reacting to a queue I. E all of them pulling together to serve... One serves, whilst one fiddles with cups and saucers and someone else floats about the cafe... So ridiculous.. I won't ever bother again. Marroccos coffee is OK and they do a great garlic bread...

Lovely cafe. Concise and generous menu perfect for breakfast and brunch. Dog friendly. Staff are super friendly.

We had a custard brioche and hazelnut danish which were both straight out of the oven and tasted amazing! The coffees were excellent and served up in lovely cups. The staff were super friendly to us and our children. We also took one of their sourdough breads home which was fab.

This is a strange place. From the outside walking past you think to yourself wow what a nice little bakery when so many are going bust or just no longer viable in local communities this looks like it should be great. Certain parts of it are. The waiting staff are wonder. But then you soon realise that it is one of those places that really disappoints us every time we visit to the point of now thinking what's the point we are just wasting our money. The problem are the owners. Their egos and interfering with what is happening front of house turns what could be a really nice place into one you can wait to get out of. This happened this Saturday: "hello can I have three sausage rolls and two cups of tea please?" Yes sure would you like that to take away or eat in? "We hoped to sit outside if that's okay." Oh okay but if you eat a sausage roll 'in' then you have to have it as a meal with salad. "Oh well we just want some sausage rolls and some tea please, (looking at each other - shall we just take them away). No it's okay go ahead and sit outside it will be okay. "Great thanks can we have normal breakfast tea, thanks?" Now that seems like a easy thing and no problems. We found out that you can't just order a sausage roll you have to have it as a meal which we though was over the top but the woman who served us was polite, funny and easy to deal with. We sit outside and three sausage rolls turn up. No tea. 5 minutes later one tea turns up. Hello we ordered two teas please. Again the woman apologised and returned inside. Still no new tea. Out comes Ego-controlling-owner number one who clears all the other tables but not the one we are sat at which was actually the dirty one. Strange. Then as he returns to go indoors he barks at my girlfriend that she is breaking the law and forcing him to contravene VAT laws by ordering take away but eating it inside. We politely explain what we had ordered and the conversation we had with the waiter but no that wasn't good enough for him he continued to strangely accuse us of breaking the law. BREAKING THE LAW. Mmmmmm. Oh and still no second cup of tea. Sausage rolls are eaten one tea drunk when the second tea turns up. However by this time we had had enough and got up to walk with our tea being made to feel extremely unwelcome. Half way down the road and oh that's not breakfast tea it's completely something else. £12 for 3 sausage rolls 2 cups of tea and getting shouted at by a passive aggressive incompetent owner is not what I would call a bargain or good serve. And that's the problem with this place. The serving staff are great. They work in cramped conditions in a busy cafe and they do a good job but these two owner/idiots are ruining their own business by constantly going behind the counter interfering with every order and barking instructions to the staff that do nothing but cause problems and interference and leads to mistakes and errors. If they were serving great food then that might be okay. I've worked in numerous kitchens in my past career as a chef and sometimes it gets stressful but bringing that stress and obnoxious toxicity front of house just makes you look like idiots. I could stop here but it's not the main problem. Secondly the baking just isn't good enough. I've been here on 4 separate occasions. The bread is under every time to the point of being raw in the middle my first trip. Second trip we had to go through 5 pastries before we found one that wasn't burned on top the cinnamon buns were dry and stale and as for the last trip it has now become a right off. If you are good at your job then be arrogant and obnoxious but these two bakers aren't. They are just scraping through as competent and adding to the obnoxious egotism and lack of skills front of house it has turned what could be a great cafe into a useless one. It would be great to support a small independent place like this as there isn't enough but this isn't the place to give your support too. Luckily there are loads of other great places within a stones throw of this place.

I had a fantastic cappuccino today, £2.90 seemed reasonable enough. However, the cakes are horrendously over priced and so small! I understand that quality ingredients cost a bit more but £4 - £4.50 for a small cake seems extortionate?

We spotted this by chance and decided due to display of pastries to have afternoon tea.

After a walk along the seafront we turned the corner and came across this amazing backers. Very popular and extremely nice. Lots of lovely things to choose from and really good value

Regular haunt small but perfectly formed and about to expand as they have got extra shop front two doors to the west which will be great The coffee is always good and the cakes are superb and good to see them being created in front of you Prices are a little higher than some areas but you get great fresh quality and they can produce special cakes on request On top of all this they are dog friendly which means I'm a regular

Very expensive, to eat in they charge DOUBLE!!! We got a take away then. We spent over £20 for a take away tea, coffee and a few pastries. The sausage rolls were very poor quality, no meat just cooked fat and veg. Spinach and ricotta pastries had no salt in them and therefore very bland. My husband is allergic to citrus fruit and his favourite cake is a trickle tart. We asked whether there's any lemon in it, as I know that in some shops they add lemon juice. The girl didn't kniw and asked a guy who very confidently said there's no lemon in it. That treacle tart was more lemony than lemon curd and tasted like a bad lemon tart! When it comes to allergies they should not mislead people as their health is involved. Definitely won't be back.

Went in for the first time on Sunday with my family for a hot drink. We were drawn in by the delicious looking cakes. We had to wait 20 mins for our hot drinks and we were brought over the wrong order twice. I had a very average hot chocolate for over £3. It was advertised as coming with marshmallows in the menu on the table however there weren’t any in mine but by this point I didn’t bother asking about it. I also find it awful how they charge almost DOUBLE for pastries eating in compared to taking out. Won’t be going back.

Ridiculously expensive even for Hove. £4.20 for a slice of cake, really? And an extra 40p if you want decaf or a non-dairy milk. Service was painful - disinterested and poor. Will not be back.

Popped in as we fancied a sweet treat. The service was fast and friendly and we really enjoyed the coffee and walnut cake and he lemon meringue pie. Would go again :)

Staff need to be trained in customer service - even the basics are missing. Feels like poor management- training staff to just make a coffee is simply not good enough !

Had 2 coffees, a sausage role and a quiche tartlet, cost GBP 20, very very expensive, they appear to double the price between eat-in and take-out. Tartlet was accompanied by a tasteless salad drenched in a vinegar tasting dressing

We love bread from here always fresh always tasty the pies are excellent too staff are lovely and friendly

Lovely tea/cake/bakery/treats- all completely let down by the service. Such a shame. If you’re in a hurry (even take out), probably give this place a skip!

Stopped for a snack and it was so good we went back again before going home to get some takeaways. Very popular with the locals and can definitely recommend the hot cross buns when they are selling them.

Arrived at lunch time, looking for a simple bakery treat. As we walked inside we were told to sit down and that it was table service. Even though it wasn’t busy we were waiting for what seemed like forever for our orders to be taken. We asked for a sausage roll (that we had seen in the window) a pain au chocolate and an elderflower. My boyfriends pain au chocolate was taken from the window display and brought to our table along with his drink. I sat for at least 10 minutes after...still waiting for mine. By this point he had already eaten. I saw the waitress take the sausage roll from the window on a plate downstairs....12 minutes later we asked where it was. She said “we have taken it into the kitchen, it is being cooked and will he served with a potato salad”. HUH? I ASKED FOR A SAUSAGE ROLL! so, after a few rude stares from the staff members they simple brought me a cold sausage roll on a plate. But, it looked weird so I refused it. £5 wasted, awful service, do not visit!

Superb surprise to find this place. Spoilt for choice and great service. Food was lovey and could have eaten way more. Thank you.

Every mouthful of the small but delicious beef pie was bursting with flavour...... encased in wonderful buttery pastry. The coffee was excellent, and the cakes to die for!!

I have only bought bread and rolls, but they are superlative, but a bit pricey. All homemade on the premises.... a real artisan bakery. Often seating is full so I would imagine their coffee to be the same standard

Located in the lanes of Brighton a lovely view out onto the busy street, staff lovely had some pancakes which were a great choice but thoroughly enjoyed the charm and character of this little coffee shop/ bakery style eatery. It was busy but only as it must be popular! We had a really nice time, thank you.

Small shop with a few tables make a perfect stop. We stopped for afternoon tea and cake and were seriously impressed by the quality. Next morning we stopped off for tea/coffee with fantastic fresh croissant and damson jam to die for. Not the cheapest place, but for the quality this is great value. If you don’t leave with a bag full of treats you are missing out. Having found it we’ll keep going back for more.

We happened on Sugardough by accident - what a little gem! It is small but well worth a visit for excellent home-baked food & a decent cup of tea.

I don't often eat bread, but when I do I'll make sure to get it from Sugardough! It's just the best. If you go on a weekend, you better plan some extra time, because there usually is a queue which can be awkward at times because the shop is so small, but I guess it only proves how popular the products are. In all that business the staff never fail to smile at you and make you feel welcome. Well done guys, keep up the good work!

My favourite almond croissant in town. Great selection of sweet and savoury treats and lovely drinks too!

Really lovely homemade sausage rolls, croissants, chef made damson jam and the ability to watch the magic happening on site as pies were prepared! Fantastically tempting array! Perfect located by the seafront in Hove so you could take coffee and & cake to the beach.

Stopped in here today for a snack . . Sausage rolls advertised take out price £2.35 the eat in price was £___ left blank . .

Open seven days a week, lovely breads and pastries, always busy and service with a smile. Shame they stopped the loyalty card!

Stayed in an Air BnB nearby and popped in to keep warm - was not disappointed with the fantastic coffee and cakes...so much that we came back the following more for pastries. Staff were really friendly and didn't bat an eyelid when we walked in with a pushchair and 2 young children, and were more than accommodating.

We came for an early breakfast and were served quickly. Asked what would we like after a look around. Took coffee, tea and 3 pastries, which were great in taste and look so ordered one more. We were served outside by the member of staff who brought first our hot drinks and then food, and ensured if we needed anything else he'd be inside to help us out. Would return and recommend to anyone!

Lovely croissants and cakes in general, good sausages rolls, the pizzas/ focaccia are a bit disappointing

I went at 1pm on Sunday and I think they were overwhelmed by the takeout crowd, only a few tables were occupied. We ordered a tart and a sausage roll. They took forever. When they did come they were overcooked; the pastry was too crisp and blackened in places. Not my cup tea.

Went here for coffee and cake and it was lovely. Greeted by friendly staff. Good quality coffee and food! Highly recommend!

I love going to any one of the sugardough bakerys. I always get great service and the baked goods there are brilliant. The cakes and pastries are especially good, though be it a little more than I would usually pay.

Every time we visit Hove the first thing I do is go here to buy a sausage roll, they are the best ever. A lovely quaint little restaurant, friendly staff & delicious sausage rolls.

Absolutely amazing, food to die for, great portion sizes, amazing fresh ingredients, will definitely be returning when we come back again!!

I really like this place. One in Brighton and one in Hove near the front. Lovely cakes and good cooked on site. Fresh tasty and different.

nice and quiet location in the peaceful Hove, away from the madness of Brighton. outside tables. coffee, cakes, croissants and more. you can actually see the bakers making and decorating them. very positive atmosphere. staff is kind. I usually have a flat white and a slice of cake and it comes around 6 £, worth it, since they're both delicious. savory brunch options available. vegetarian/vegan bites available as well.

Excellent coffee & cakes so much choice just give it ago you wont regret it we came out with extra purchases of their home made sourdough bread - to die for - & additional cakes -

Came across Sugardough whilst strolling around the Lanes. Needed a break so popped in. A great range of cakes and drinks. The hot chocolate was gorgeous and the carrot cake was delicious. What a treat! Super friendly staff. Would go again!!

My friend and I enjoyed a delicious breakfast of tea and croissants. The staff are lovely and their baking skills are fab....must try

We stay in our motorhome on the main stretch in Hove and discovered this place by accident...! Great croissants and coffee! What a culinary find...!

We had breakfast there and we loved it! I got the selection of bread with butter and jam and it was delicious. Coffee was really nice as well and service was really good. We went back the day after just to buy a loaf of bread and bring it back to London. Would definitely recommend this place for Breakfast!

Sugardough smashes all other sausage rolls out of the park with their flakey buttery pastry and excellent free range meats. They try to use as much local and organic produce as possible, make cracking coffees, cakes, biscuits and quiches. The selling point for us is their excellent bread selection, allowing dogs inside the bakery seating area and the Australian classic Yo-Yo biscuit. Long may they bake

We came here for cake and tea. We had such a yummy chocolate cake with creme fraiche and cinnamon. Lovely waitress and waiter. Nice style and atmosphere.

I really enjoyed my cake and coffee when I visited this cafe last August. We were staying very close by this time so we ended up stopping here twice this visit.

Lovely little place, my friend recommended as she's bought pastries to take away before. Staff friendl, prices reasonable and the food was beautiful. I had a Tomato and Goats Cheese tart, which came served with a leafy salad and beetroot chutney. Flavours were subtle and delicious, it was so tasty!

Had lunch here and was happy with the service and selection of food, not a lot of room for seating but it is worth it for the food.

Such a shame again great cake let down by sullen unfriendly service !! Where have the lovely girls that used to work there gone who always had a smile and a nice chat when you went in

Tive a oportunidade de almoçar um quiche delicioso neste restaurante, seguido de uma maravilhosa torta de limão . Funcionários atenciosos e ambiente aconchegante. Recomendo!!!!

We popped in here this morning for the first time. We asked if we ordered at the counter or the table, and were asked to take a seat, it was table service. 20 minutes later we were still waiting for someone to take our order, while 2 couples that came in after us had their order taken. We left after another 5 minutes of being ignored. We won't be back.

A lovely small cafe to pop in for a light lunch, coffee, unusual cakes and pastries. Lovely crockery, books and papers to read. Good loos! Friendly service. Fun to see them baking while you eat.