Decent cafe for a Full English near Brighton station?

[Brian Riggs]

As the title would suggest, I'm looking for a cafe/greasy spoon within 10 minutes of Brighton station for a good quality Full English breakfast.

All recommendations welcomed.

Cheers.

 

[The Large One]

Kitchen Café, Trafalgar Street
Brighton Bystander, Guildford Road
Dumb Waiter, Sydney Street

Not one after the other, obviously.

 

[GreersElbow]

The bystander cafe on London road does a proper good full English, nice staff as well and a lovely decorated interior.

 

[Bold Seagull]

As the title would suggest, I'm looking for a cafe/greasy spoon within 10 minutes of Brighton station for a good quality Full English breakfast.

All recommendations welcomed.

Cheers.

Kitchen Cafe - Trafalgar Street was recommended to me from this site, and I wasn't disappointed. This is on old school proper cafe in every sense. You will not leave here hungry or disappointed, and good value too!

 

[CHAPPERS]

Cafe Motu, Trafalgar Street

If on Saturday you could do a LOT worse than the Farm Kitchen in the market on North Road which has a nice outsidey bit, or the Farm Cafe furthur down the road next to Bills.

 

[sully]

Inside Out in Gloucester Road is my favourite

Inside Out, Brighton The Breakfast Menu

 

[CHAPPERS]

Inside Out in Gloucester Road is my favourite

Inside Out, Brighton The Breakfast Menu

Oooh yeah, forgot about this, wicked breakfasts. Worth going for a visit to the toilet alone.

 

[Nibble]

Cafe Motu, Trafalgar Street

If on Saturday you could do a LOT worse than the Farm Kitchen in the market on North Road which has a nice outsidey bit, or the Farm Cafe furthur down the road next to Bills.

They any good these farm places? I've always avoided them as I find the concept of Farmers Markets and Kitchens highly pretentious but good food is good food.

 

[CHAPPERS]

They any good these farm places? I've always avoided them as I find the concept of Farmers Markets and Kitchens highly pretentious but good food is good food.

The food is much better quality than your everyday cafe, the bangers especially. I rate em, the one in the market has a nice atmosphere too, though may be a bit chilly at this time of year.

 

[Cadiz Seagull]

What's that place called in the street that runs parallel to the north of Western Road, just along from the church? Must be prety well behind Argos. I think it might be a one word name? Anyway, it's very good and does a mean corned beef hash

 

[Shy Talk]

Is Divalls still there, opposite the top of Trafalger Street? Can't get closer to Brighton Station.

 

[The Large One]

What's that place called in the street that runs parallel to the north of Western Road, just along from the church? Must be prety well behind Argos. I think it might be a one word name? Anyway, it's very good and does a mean corned beef hash

You're thinking of Billie's on Upper North Street.

 

[Cadiz Seagull]

You're thinking of Billie's on Upper North Street.

That's the chappie.

Shirley Ernest is our full english expert?

 

[The Large One]

Is Divalls still there, opposite the top of Trafalger Street? Can't get closer to Brighton Station.

Botulism a speciality.

 

[PHCgull]

go to the kitchen cafe if you hanker after the 1970s. Totally unreconstructed, lost a lot of character since the smoking ban came in as smoking before, during and after your meal appeared compulsory.

I use it every day.

 

[Nibble]

The food is much better quality than your everyday cafe, the bangers especially. I rate em, the one in the market has a nice atmosphere too, though may be a bit chilly at this time of year.

I shall check it out this coming weekend and wrap up warm.

 

[Brian Riggs]

Excellent, plenty to choose from.

Thanks all.

 

[Gilliver's Travels]

Inside Out in Gloucester Road is my favourite

Inside Out, Brighton The Breakfast Menu

And run by a jolly fine, long-term Albion STH who just happens to be my Amex neighbour. Good egg!

And sausages, bacon and mushrooms too.

 

[BensGrandad]

Not near Brighton station but I think that you have to go a long way to beat The Sportsman at Withdean for value for money.

 

[Westdene Wonder]

Bills bottom of North Road