Talk of Tea in Brighton and Hove

Cute little tea room! Had a delightful cream tea! And the lady working here is lovely! Will come here again next time I’m in town!

Our experience turned out to be very disappointing. I booked the table three months ago for 3.15pm and mentioned that one of our party was vegetarian. The lady who tooke the booking said she had no diary for 2020. When we arrived at 3.15 she said she was expecting us for 3.30 and had had no time to prepare a table. She told us to push two vacant tables together ourselves, which we did. She took our order, said she had no lemon for Earl Grey and that as she had no knowledge that one of us was a vegetarian, the order would take longer. The sandwiches were fine but the cakes were very poor and were just piled anyhow on the cake plate. She ignored us for the remainder of our time there. Very disappointing.

Saw the tea kettle sign out of the window of our hotel during a visit last summer. Had to check it out. Was not disappointed. We sat in the back, outside, on a sunny summer day. Bees flying around the beautiful flowering plants. Drank delicious tea and would've had something with it, hadn't we eaten shortly before. The owner is very welcoming and knowledgable. Bought delicious tea and am sipping on it right now.

This small tea shop is certainly worth seeking out. The choice and quality of the tea is excellent. We enjoyed the scones, cream and jam which were very tasty. A good place to meet friends and relax away from the madness of Christmas shopping!!

We had a fantastic time celebrating a Hen Do here. The food was delicious, the setting was lovely and Miriam was a fantastic host. Thank you for having us!

I took my mum here for her birthday. A quaint, cosy tea shop. Ticked away just off of Western Road, Brighton. Email communications with Miriam was easy and informative. I had a few queries and requests and she was able to accommodate them. The young lady working on the day was friendly and inviting. She could describe the tea selection very well. The tea was delicious and the free refills (if you choose the same tea) is great on a chilly October afternoon! It was a lovely afternoon and my mum absolutely loved her birthday treat! Thank you!

Had a wonderful afternoon tea experience with my daughter at Talk of Tea today. The food was fresh and delicious. The tea perfectly brewed and the staff polite and very attentive. I could not recommend the place any higher. 🇨🇦

we were the only people in the restaurant and waited one hour to be served by the grumpy waitress who seemed to resent our presence she certainly had no interest in giving us any information about the various teas on offer The rest of the meal, the scones, sandwiches (really disgusting) etc was tasteless and the cake was nearly inedible. The general atmosphere was great and uncared for. I was with two journalist friends fom France who were writing an article about English tearooms and I was embraressed.I live nearby and often pass this place: the same dusty. piles of magazines, battered and ancient box games, occasionally a few depressed tourists. No-one is ever smiling or looking as if they are enjoying themselves. .

Went there today, first time, to have a cake and tea, to be greeted by a lady saying the machines are not working and hot, it was 12.10, hmmmm won't be going there again

Delicious cakes and a good selection of teas in this tiny and cheery tearoom in the centre of Brighton. Worth a trip if you like a quaint tea!

The choice of teas was large, I had the chance to try two different teas and I loved them both. The cake of the day was lovely and the scones were the best I ever had. The atmosphere is cozy, warm and the staff is really friendly!

My Husband & I enjoyed a lovely afternoon tea today as part of our 2nd anniversary celebrations in Brighton. We sat out in the sunshine & received friendlu service. A very cute tearoom & hidden gem!

We were looking forward to our pre-booked afternoon tea and were met by a very lovely lady who was polite and attentive. However, we were very disappointed with the quality of cake and sandwiches which were not freshly baked and we suspected were supermarket value quality. The decor and tables were shabby and sticky. The coasters were filthy and the amount of food for the price was shocking. The equivalent of one round of sandwiches, a slice of loaf cake, one stale scone each and less than half a brownie/blonde and a packet madeleine... obviously we ate and paid without complaint due to being polite and clenched Brits and the only customers. The Loo was also pretty shabby. Having said that, the Rose Tea was delicious but we were a bit surprised to be charged for a tea refill. Wouldn't recommend... sorry 🤷🏽‍♀️

Tiny and crowded (even with just 3 tables in) Unbelievably slow service (allow at least an hour to be served) Very very small portions (mini sandwiches and mini scones) Inedible gluten and dairy free afternoon tea Filthy toilet Waitress talks and talks and talks (difficult to get her attention) Expensive for what you get

Two friendly young ladies served us cream teas - wide selection of teas, some in the form of loose tea, others (flowery and fuity combinations) in teabags - with two warm homemade scones (one plain and one fruit) in a small but pleasurable garden which a creeping vine arbour is starting to overhang.

We had pre-ordered afternoon tea for 7 and artived a bit early to lovely empty teahouse. It took us 45min to get tea and another 30 min sandwiches and cakes.

Great place to enjoy a wide variety of different teas alongside some amazing cakes! Lovely staff super helpful, a very cute and relaxing setting.

This pretty little tea shop has a whole lot to offer.

We visited Talk of Tea today and it exceeded expectations. It was a lovely little tearoom with such a wide variety of teas.

I made the mistake of coming to this place twice - they might have changed the name (and owner) since my last visit or I simply didn't remember until I stepped foot into the outdated room in between residential buildings. It can be charming - if it will actually get renovated; however, it is run down and the food is far less charming and far more expensive than it is worth.

Went for afternoon tea & got a lovely selection of tea, sandwiches, scones and cakes, and it wasn’t too expensive for students. The place is quite hidden away but really worth a visit

We went as part of my hen do afternoon and had a lovely cream tea. The owner Miriam was really friendly and helpful and the cafe is so cute! Massive, varied selection of delicious teas and gorgeous home made scones! They also serve everything properly on real china which for me makes all the difference

Great place for a cup of tea in the centre. It’s a tiny place but very cute and I felt very welcomed. Large selection of teas served in pretty cups,lovely scones and tasty homemade sandwiches. There were board game available.

Hadden een teahuis gezocht op Tripadvisor voor een High Tea. Deze kreeg 4,5 op 5 dus we hebben de hele stad doorkruist om hier te komen. We waren echt teleurgesteld. De tafellakentjes waren smoezelig, dat gaf al geen goede indruk. Het duurde meer dan een half uur vooraleer we onze high tea geserveerd kregen. De sandwiches waren ok, de homemade cakes vonden we allemaal te droog. De kleurstoffen die ze erin gedaan hadden, voor Halloween, gaven het geheel zeker geen meerwaarde, integendeel. Echt jammer...

Visited for afternoon tea on 13th Sept for our wedding anniversary and the host was so welcoming and friendly too. Food was great and very well presented. If we ever visit Brighton again we will certainly visit again.

The place has a lovely interior,and good tea, but don't go there if you want to have some quiet time! The emphasis here is on the TALK! We were warmly greeted and offered help in choosing our tea by the waitress/host. We settled into reading, some work on our laptops and a quiet conversation. Two guests then arrived and the waitress proceeded to help them select their order in the same way she did with us. But then she started a conversation with them that lasted a good 45 minutes, and dominated the whole space. She/they seem to be oblivious to the fact that they were in a public space with others around them and that they were rather loud. The whole impression of a great service was spoiled.

Lovely little tea shop in Brighton, good location. Very nicely decorated with lots of colourful teapots. Quiet place, perfect for reading. Perfect for tea lovers.

I booked Talk of Tea for my best frie nds baby shower. We had a wonderful afternoon with delicious cakes, scones, sandwiches and a huge choice of teas. Miriam was extremely understanding when we had to move the date and couldn't have been more helpful.

I searched for an afternoon tea place in Brighton, and was naturally very excited after googling this establishment. Upon entering the tea room, we were warmly greeted by our host. However, everything went downhill from there.

I have been going here for years. The new owner is lovely and she makes all her cakes. On my last visit, last Saturday, I had Oolong tea and madeleines fresh out of the oven. Very quiet and peaceful, as a tea house should be. Perfect for conversation.

Lovely selection of tea. But down side had to wait 30mins to get served only one person working. But I did enjoy the tea and scone when it arrived. Had a choice of jams. Could have more cream if needed

The afternoon tea was made to order, the service received by staff was fantastic. If you want to get away from the crowds of Brighton and Hove, this is the place to go to!

We were invited to talk of tea last Sunday for a brunch. We were 13 and had a wonderful experience at Talk of Tea.

I have been in this place with another 2 friends of mine approximately 2 weeks ago. We all ordered the afternoon tea, and I really liked how friendly and polite was the lady who served us. She was excited about telling us all possible options of food and teas, specifying every ingredient and informing us about the gluten-free and vegan options.

As a regular visitor to Brighton I always go for afternoon tea at Talk of Tea. Never again! The new owner has decided gluten free and vegan is the way forward. As a vegan who prefers gluten free food it is probably the worst cake I have ever had and the scones were inedible biscuits. For goodness sake get it right before you serve it! There are the most excellent vegan and gluten free afternoon teas available in Brighton but not at Talk of Tea. There is not even an option. All the cakes are gluten and flavour free . . . . and yet bizarrely the sandwiches were made with wheat flour! The vegan sandwich choice is ok and the lady who works there is hard working, polite and extremely helpful and efficient, but it must be hard to take pride in your work when the cakes and scones (which are the essence of English afternoon tea) are not only awful but truly inedible. For someone unused to gluten free food it must be even worse (if that's possible!). Sadly I will have to find somewhere else to take my visitors to. It still remains number one choice for tea . . . . . . but order the cakes and scones at your peril!

We went here for an afternoon tea, slightly off the main roads. Indeed, this turned out to be a very small and cosy café, with just a few tables, but also not overly full.

All homemade cakes, sandwiches and scones. Lots of choices of tea. Charming decor with a quaint garden in the back. Owner operated. Off the beaten path.

If you want to get away from the busy streets this is the place to go. Cosy and quiet and you can stay there and play TP or Scrabble, 20s jazz in the speakers, low volume. Great tea and coffee.

Was in Brighton visiting a friend, and we popped into this little tea shop that I had read about online. It was absolutely perfect with a long list of interesting teas. My friends is more of a coffee-drinker, and she had a well-made latte instead (I once worked as a barista in Melbourne, the most demanding city in the world in which to make coffee, so I feel qualified to judge coffee-making ability). This is a small and cosy and charming place. The scones were delicious, and there was no scrimping on jam or clotted cream. My friend's gluten-free cake made with almond flour was apparently very good too (she didn't share it with me). Will definitely be going back next time I am in town.

It is a gem hidden in Brighton, small and cosy, the Interior decoration is beautiful, nice atmosphere, good service offered by the owner, they have a big selection of teas, and menu of cakes and sandwiches, not expensive and delicious. If you are travelling to Brighton and love a good cuppa, it is your place.

I've just had afternoon tea here, I had a voucher to use. It's very small but quaint tucked away up a side street . There are lots of different tea blend's to choose from which was nice. A choice of sandwiches only plain scones on offer ( they were a bit on the small side if I'm being honest) but tastie, and just three different cakes to choose from there was also a brownie. Overall it as nice service was good .

Good selection of teas, nice cakes. It is off the beaten track so not always busy but worth a visit if on Western Road and want to get away from the run of the mill McDonalds and/or KFC type places.

Really nice atmosphere and cake. Nice spot, carrot cake is recommended. Good price. Come here :) :) :)

I had a lovely cup of Earl Grey tea and delicious scone and cream in lovely, peaceful garden. I sat in a swinging chair and felt miles apart from the busy shopping street just yards away.

Absolutely fabulous afternoon tea served in this gorgeous little tea shop, fantastic atmosphere and lovely staff. This was truly the best afternoon tea I have ever had - thank you so much, only wished I lived closer!!

We had a private booking for my friends baby shower and it was absolutely lovely. The venue is small but cosy and the service is fantastic. There was a wide range of sandwiches along with tea, scones and cake. We were stuffed. I am coeliac and had gluten free sandwiches, scones and cake. All the cakes were gluten free and everyone loved them - I was assured it wasn't just me. The chocolate and raspberry was suitably weighty while the carrot cake was light and luxurious. I am already planning my next visit.

Fantastic! Cannot rate highly enough. Brilliant communication throughout the organisation of the hen party. Vas and co were fabulous on the day and the afternoon tea was delightful. Wonderful selection of teas and all the cakes were gluten free (plus scones and sandwiches were available as gf too!) Will defiantly return and can certainly recommend this little hidden gem of a tea room! <3

Up a side street! Noticed the advertising board and changed our minds about getting a coffee! Smelt so aromatic in the 'parlour'! We decided to have a scone with our pots of tea. Beautiful scones with jam and cream. We opted for the English breakfast tea, which was so full of flavour. Highly recommended! Do not miss this gem. You may have to pop back ,if full, as the seating area is not very big on size but huge on character!

Grabbed a Groupon Voucher for Afternoon Tea for 2 at £14.95, well worth the money, providing. 4 beautifully fresh sandwiches per person, 2 huge slices of cake, 2 scones with clotted cream and jam and a choice of tea or coffee of your choosing. Service was friendly and excellent. Tucked away in a side street off the Western Road, it would be easy to miss, and so in some respects at off peak hours it could be a haven of Tranquility. On our visit it was rammed however although quietened off nearer 4.30pm. The inside would probably do with a refurb as it looks a little tired in places but overall a lovely tea shop and certainly recommended.

Great Teas on offer and lots to choose from, if I had the time would go here everyday until I had finished all the teas that are currently available

Wanted something a bit different to big chain offerings and found this on Google.

Vas was very accommodating for our hen party group and allowed us to book the whole place out for our party! Talk of Tea was very cosy and had a lovely atmosphere!! The brownie was delicious!!

If you want traditional afternoon tea with fine bone china and sandwiches with crusts cut off then don't visit here. But if you want a friendly, comfortable and welcoming tea shop with good food, huge slabs of cakes and a massive selection of teas then this is the place for you. We had afternoon tea with lovely sandwiches, scones and carrot cake. Assam tea was very good. Lovely place.

Difficult to find as not in a Main Street of Brighton, a talk of tea is nevertheless a gem of a place.

My friend and I looked on Tripadvisor to see where the best place to go for afternoon tea as on a trip to Brighton for my birthday. Bit disappointed as we had two places & wished we picked the other one!

I brought my best friend here for afternoon tea for her birthday. The service was second to none, Marta and Vas saw to our every need. The sandwiches were delicious, the scones delectable and we were almost too stuffed for the brownies, but we powered through. The selection of teas is mind-boggling for such a tiny tea room which has such a delightful atmosphere. And to top it all, the price is beyond competitive, it's a downright bargain for what you get. I will definitely be back to this little treasure trove of tea!

Nice and cute small place with lots of tea variety together with cake and sandwiches. Nice music and quality day going for Saturday afternoon. Worth visiting if you're in Brighton

I popped in for a cuppa and piece of cake, so pleased I did. They have a great selection available, I went for a Rooibos banana cupcake tea. It was divine. There are a selection of cakes available and thankfully a few gluten free options! I went with a warmed chocolate brownie. It was an incredibly tasty, gooey treat.

Warm and friendly staff, cosy and comfortable place, fairly small, therefore intimate, it feels a bit like being home.

Loads of different tasty teas, homemade scones, cosy room and nice little garden. Recommended if you like quirky places.

Absolutely splendid. Took my mum for an afternoon tea and was utterly impressed by the food and service and fell in love with the surroundings. A hidden gem I wish I knew about sooner! Will definitely be returning with friends and family. Made my day.

What a gorgeous, cosy and special place. Huge selection of teas. Had a sandwich for lunch which was amazingly good value, fresh and delicious. afternoon tea looks like a bargain. Really helpful staff let us smell lots of different teas before we made our choices.. The location is perfect for recovering from a visit to Churchill Square, Waitrose or Primark. I would recommend it to anyone, it's small central and friendly.

Talk of Tea was the perfect venue for our hen party group of 12 ladies. Tom closed the shop to the public so we could take over the whole place for a couple of hours. Fantastic choice of teas, and brilliant value afternoon tea including sandwiches, scones and cake or brownie - all delicious! We were lucky to have lovely sunny weather to enjoy the hammocks in the garden. We will be going back when next in Brighton, and would thoroughly recommend to anyone considering having a hen party in Brighton.

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Really lovely tea, and great scones. Great cosy place to sit and catch up on emails. Friendly staff and entertaining customers!

Really delicious afternoon tea. The tea was lovely and as were the sandwichs. The cakes were absolutely marvelous, especially the coffee/walnut cake. Great service as well. Not the cleanest place on earth but the atmosphere makes it worth it. Would definitely recommend this place.

Came here for a baby shower afternoon tea so we had a noisy table of 8. Everyone really enjoyed the food and the tea, service was great and lots of choice on the menu. Very good price for afternoon tea as well.

Wide selection of teas, served in a converted living room with assorted tables and chairs in a relaxed atmosphere. I enjoyed the gunpowder green tea. Nice taste of honey coming through. Tried the raspberry and chocolate sponge cake. Thought it was just ok, a little plain tasting. No chocolate flavour present. Approx. £10.00 for two teas and 2 slices of cake. Would return for the tea.

This is the kind of place I love! It had a quirky interior which was cosy, like a living room and the tea was beautiful... too much to choose from! The afternoon tea option was good value for money and the brownie was particularly delicious. The service was friendly too and a relaxing atmosphere.

every time I have change to go to Brighton I like to have afternoon tea at Talk of Tea, it is a small place, with not many tables, but the list of tea is big (around 30), the service is fabulous, all the times the person who attends the customer is polite, friendly with good knowledge of the product; the cakes are home-made, delicious, the sandwichs are fantastic, and not expensive, good value for money, service is not included. I recomend to everyone to visit this place at least once in the life.

We sat there and waited, the lady working there spent 15 minutes talking to a customer buying tea. She then made tea for the table next to us, we waited, she came and went putting a tea out here and there for them and we waited, she gave us a menu and disappeared. Came back 5 minutes later with toast for them and went away again. So we left, service abysmal.

I went to Talk of Tea for the first time for lunch with a friend. There was an amazing selection of teas. We had two each & I like the inbuilt infusers in the pot & the real tea leaves. However I was astonished at the tea-stained doilies on the tables. It would be so simple to have fresh, clean plastic tablecloths on each table. For me this is a major off-putting factor. With a bit of a spruce-up this would be a place I'd look forward to visiting again.

Lovely quaint tea room with an amazing choice of teas!! If u are a tea over this is the place for you. Very tiny inside but ideal for cream tea or coffee and a cake at a reasonable price. Great place to rest your feet during a shopping day!!

Have been coming here on and off for a few years. Nice atmosphere, good location but slightly hidden away. They do a great afternoon tea with choice of teas, lovely home made cake and scones. One of my fav places in Brighton and highly recommended.

I really enjoyed the atmosphere and the wide selection of tee. I will miss this place when I'm back home.

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Wonderful little cosy place, great selection of teas. Try the afternoon tea. Lovely interior. Very friendly staff.

I have frequented Talk of Tea for some time now and am never disappointed.

Friendly and knowledgeable staff, lovely little courtyard with hammock seats, cosy front room and most importantly, a great selection of teas.

So I was in Brighton the week of Nov 5th, by myself to go to Lewes. I had a few days in Brighton spare, the weather was awful and I'd been directed to primark so I could buy new shoes (the only ones I had/was wearing were NOT waterproof).

Enjoyed our pre booked tea - unfortunately a few errors re the booking even though we booked by email but Sarah ( the waitress) could not have done more to rectify these errors- on her first day too! Garden area very cute and relaxing. It is very individually decorated and very close to main shopping street but tucked away! Loads of different teas to try. Would have given a "good" if booking had worked and would give Sarah a "very good!" Good value for high tea and our group had a nice table to all sit around.

An unusual nook just off Brighton's main shopping street. Uplifting orange decor and books to browse while you escape the city bustle as if in your own sitting room . An amazing menu of speciality loose-leaf teas, my own favourite being the Rose Congou black tea, and some delicious home-made cakes and sponges. All very relaxing and moderately priced.

Reading reviews I was inspired to try afternoon tea here during a visit to Brighton, I rang and booked a table but when I arrived there was no recognition of my booking. The service was very slow. Although it was not busy, the young lady was clearly out of her depth. They have a wonderful choice of tea. But the sandwiches were served with crusts on. Scone and the clotted cream were great but the jam was bland. Quiet environment was a pleasure. None of the cakes appealed so I had the brownie but found it too sweet and cloying so gave up on it. A somewhat disappointing experience - go for the tea if you are in the area but I wouldn't go out of my way again.

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Went here with my boyfriend and aunt and had some tea and scones, it was a nice experience. The armchairs are comfy and the scones were nice and warm with a decent portion of jam and clotted cream.

A charming Tea Room with real character, serving a wide selection of Tea, cake and sandwiches at excellent value. Everything was well present and the customer service was excellent. We will be returning when we come back to Brighton.

I booked Talk of Tea for afternoon tea with my mum and daughter. The selection of teas were amazing and the hot chocolate was delicious. It was great thatyou could pick your sandwiches and choice of homemade cake. The owner, Tom, was very hospitable and I will definitely be coming back again :)

I went there. I'm going back. Why? Because it was simply a hidden gem between Brighton and Hove. It's a struggle to find first time round but it is definitely worth it. Pricing? Is very reasonable. I've had a sandwich as I felt peckish but it did not disappoint. They even ask what bread you want. I had a fruit tea (something passionfruity if I remember rightly?) and it was good! I'm a lover of tea and food. So. Go there if you want some good tea and a little snack. It is very small but very good. Xo

Look up online for a good tearoom in Brighton and you'll be lead here (with luck). We went just before lunch on a Friday to this cozy little lounge like tearoom with a lovely garden tucked away from the high street. I opted for the cream tea and friends had the hot chocolate and a Christmas smelling tea and scones, All for just over £5. A sea view is the only lacking factor for perfection.

A wonderful afternoon treat!!! This cute tea room is on a quiet street and is small, but that adds to the character. They had so many different teas and food options and all reasonably priced. I took my sister here for her birthday and she loved it.

My daughter saw this hidden gem on your Tripadvisor site and we decided to give it a try. We were very delighted with what we found. We would never have discovered this hidden gem on our own as it is in a street just off of Western Road. The setting was comfy and indeed like being in someone's home and we felt right at home. The service was very prompt, very helpful and very pleasant. The teas and sandwiches were good and as a vegetarian the fact that the sandwich fillings could be made up from two ingredients of your choice from their list meant that we weren't just stuck with the cheese option as so often happens. The scones melted in your mouth (delicious) and the generous portion of home made cakes superb. Two of us had the apple and cinnamon cake, one the blueberry and lemon and one the chocolate brownie. We all tried each others selection and they were beautiful. We had reserved our table (which is a bonus in Brighton on a Saturday) and they only have about 4 tables (2 large and 2 small) but we were never made to feel rushed like you do in a lot of places. Over all a great experience and great tea and food. Thank you very much we will definitely be back again.

My partner and I stumbled upon this gem of tranquility , whilst negotiating out way up this hill, we were really impressed with our wellcomg and friendly host Kati, who was happy to assist us in choosing a fine tea ,accompanied by homemade scone/ cream tea.

I went in there with my friend and sat down. There was a family of three sitting on one table and a slightly deranged woman talking to the waitress about loose tea and what the smells are and what types there are. She then wanted the waitress to write down the type of tea she had just sold her which seemed to take up a good 5-10 minutes while everyone in the place was waiting. After the woman left, the waitress approached the family to ask for their order. Of course they ordered tea, with toasties. The waitress walked straight past my friend and I without saying anything, went to make tea for the family of three, delivered it to their table then proceeded to the kitchen to make their toasties. My friend and I had been waiting for 20 minutes by this stage and thought it unbelievable that we weren't even asked what we wanted so the waitress could brew our teas while she got on with other tasks.

I was living in Hove/Brighton for 2 years and this quirky cafe was one of my favourites. I have a confession- I don't like coffee at all; but I do love tea. I love tea in cups and saucers with the milk on the side. I love flavoured teas and 2nd flush teas. In fact having a tea menu is my idea of tea perfection! So to all you tea drinkers who want to relax and read a book or have a game of backgammon or just delight in the quirky ambiance-my suggestion is try this little gem of a cafe and enjoy!!

Not sure where Daisy O is coming from but Talk of Tea is fun, quirky, yummy and the service is excellent! The variety of teas that they stock is amazing and their cakes are delicious!

Fabulous find, thanks to Trip Advisor.

I must admit, liking a glass of wine or 2, that I was sceptical of this venue for the afternoon section of a hen do. I was wrong! It was cozy, conducive and completely delicious! Would highly recommend for a quick drop in it a planned event as I have never tasted cake so good!!

I visited Talk of Tea on 2nd of October with a girlfriend. On first impressions was of a grubby mis-match of styled interior. We decided to sit in the 'patio garden'. Our table was next to the outside toilet yuk!! The other table was next to the bins even yukkier!

Excellent service. Cake and brownies scrumptious. Small tearoom good value for money. Cakes made by owner. Today we had raspberry and chocolate, cherry and almond, Apple and sultana.......yum!

This is what a tea shop should be. A host who knows their tea, good cakes & scones and a chance to relax from the bustle of Brighton life. An oasis