The Queensbury Coffee House, Barker and Stonehouse in Brighton and Hove - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

My chai latte was hot and fab. I asked if my bagel was seed free and it wasn't and as I've got a seed intolerance quite dangerous. The staff need a little more training in allergens

Great place for coffee & snacks. We come here most weeks. Staff are always very friendly & the coffee & food is great.

Wonderful and stylish place with a great atmosphere! I came in for a quick latte, which was excellent. Friendly and accommodating staff. I can’t recommend this place highly enough!

This furniture shop and cafe is run by and staffed by some of the most friendliest and welcoming people. My wife and I have been so grateful for their assistance and wonderful customer service. In particular the manager Gary was very helpful and kind. No pressure when buying our sofa, no classic salesman techniques, just friendly staff. We searched for sofas at ten or more different places, can’t recommend enough. Would recommend for a good browse for homeware and a bite to eat ... tons of options. Daughter enjoyed the cafe as lots of vegan opticians!!!

Latte excellent.. we had toasted hand made rolls which were very tasty , I had bacon chicken and cheese toasted ciabatta. Wife had a delicious bacon roll and my daughter had the veggie option cheese tomato and mayo..staff very good and smiling and atmosphere was comfortable

Small stylish cafe within a not overly busy furniture store. It's tucked away at the back of the first floor and is quite an appealing area, not least because there are usually plenty of empty tables . The small counter groans under a selection of cakes and sturdy panini-type flatbread sandwiches. So much so that any business has to be conducted at a trays-width space at one end whilst interacting with one of the glum girls on duty. Very noticeable emphasis on healthy and vegetarian fare; the specials board a particular dead loss for any carnivores wishing to fill a hole. Happily, there was some rather droopy bacon and a lot of moist brie on display within a hunky flatbread or two, and these certainly looked a lot perkier once nuked in the microwave. I hadn't noticed the caramelised onion within, which was a nice touch, and all in all this turned out to be quite a robust snack. Accompanying latte was also fine; hot and foamy with a distinctive taste, and plenty of it. I'm pretty sure that I saw a reference to this being a house blend, and zanily named after a goat. We were there on a Friday lunchtime and only two other tables were occupied, one by animated ladies that lunch - the target audience, I would hazard. Incidentally, a few weeks ago, I went to the equivalent cafe in the Barker and Stonehouse store at Guildford. It was rammed so much that we couldn't get a table, the car park was full and the furniture part of the store was like the Marie Celeste. Not quite the same at Hove just yet, but maybe it's only a matter of time.