Bond Street Coffee

Another banging cafe in Brighton, with some of the best coffee beans if you are on the hunt. Speciality coffee made well, but the flavour and complexity of the coffee itself makes this place a gem. The vibes are always good, especially when the sun is out and people are fighting over a seat on the little benches out front - they are perfect for soaking in the sun and the huddle and bustle of Brighton on the weekend. Seating inside is a little more rustic, opting for a more mis-matched vintage style. It’s comfy and cosy, great for chilling. (Heads up, not really a cafe to work in though, there’s no wifi) The selection of cakes and bakes is not what Bond Street focuses on, but the addition of bite sized cakes to pair with the coffee is fab. Nothing stand out, but the perfect little sweet treat to complement a great cup of coffee. Try dunking! All in all, Bond Street has some of the best coffee in Brighton. Whether they make the best cup is down to preference I guess, but the beans - fab.

I tried this coffee shop and ordered a hot V60 made with Colombian beans. It had a good, smooth taste — really enjoyable! I recommend ⭐️

Lovely coffee shop in the heart of Brighton. The coffee was delicious so was the banana walnut bread. The staff was friendly. The little table by the window on the sun made my experience even better.

What a fantastic experience. So welcoming atmosphere and that smell.... CINNAMON all over. I couldn't see at first which cake smell so divine 😍 drinking Brazilian roast coffee I spot customers next to our table eating beautiful CINNAMON BUN 😋😍 I knew then that was the smell which welcome us and I need to try it. Freshly baked with vegan cream on the side still warm. What else do you need to start your day with cup of coffee to complete all that experience. For sure one of the places to try when you travel to BRIGHTON. I'm sure we will visit you again no doubt🥰🥰🥰🥰

Friendly place with beautiful coffee and staff who are always willing to "chat coffee". If you love black coffee then you have to try the batch filter version. Even better try the pourover, there's real craft in that. Just, wow.

They refused to give me a takeaway cup, arguing that it was for the sake of the planet. This raises a question: do you also save on water and electricity by not properly washing the cups? For one of the most expensive coffees in the city, I expected not only a quality drink but also decent service. It feels like you’re cutting costs at the expense of customers, not just resources. Disappointed, won’t be coming back.

Cracking speciality coffee spot. Coffee-wise they do aeropress, batch filter, and v60, as well as all the milky espresso favourites. Delicious vegan sausage rolls and plenty of vegan and/or GF cake options. Their banana bread is great and packed with walnuts. And their retail is also very welcomed, with everything from your daily necessities such as v69/aeropress filters, to kettles, books, brewers and of course specialty beans. The service was great and the atmosphere was perfect.

This coffee shop is fantastic!!! It’s located in the laines in Brighton. The style of coffee is really appealing to sit with friends with a good amount of space or if you wanted to read a book and relax on your own also. I was extremely impressed with the level of service and detail in which the staff are interested in what you’re doing in the day, really chatty and friendly towards you! The coffee was also really smooth and rich, you can also request syrup and they actually add it on the side instead of throwing in the coffee for you! Great selection/choice of food and drinks! Overall the whole experience was great, or work in central London and it’s reminds me of those cool coffee shops there, but this one is even better! 10/10 for me.

I spent a couple of days in Brighton while on vacation from the US. I have always struggled to find a cup of coffee like I enjoy it in the US when traveling abroad. I love a good pour over coffee or drip coffee made with flavorful specialty beans. This place has just that! One of the best cups of coffee I've had abroad hands down! The service was fine (I walked in as soon as it opened, so no crowd to fight). The vibe is rustic and eclectic -- I enjoyed it. Highly recommend, especially for coffee snobs who enjoy a good black cup of coffee with flavor!

I love strong coffee and this place does it right! Why I am a Bond St Coffee Addict +'s: + Coffee is strong. I can taste it. Even through a latte, I can taste those strong coffee beans. Wow. + Flat White. It's not a latte bit similar. I had to get schooled and ended up ordering these when I needed something less milky. + Service is great! They are nice and let me sit there for hours using their free wi-fi while I worked. + Great vibe. I love the feel of the place. Corner tables and sofa occupy the limited seating. There is prime window seating to people watch. There is a bench outside the window to rendezvous with others. + Great music. I can't remember what was being played but I remember it was good and not loud. Why I am a Bond St Coffee Nonaddict -'s: - This place can get filled quickly so I have to hoof it somewhere else to park my ass and laptop. - Bathroom is sketch. Down a stairwell and not the cleanest. Toilet does flush.

Really quirky little coffee shop in Brighton. Always walked past here and it looked very busy. First time visit today. I can see why it's busy that's for sure! Standard coffee shop in terms of decor. Mix matched furniture, rustic feel, wire light bulbs and food served on slates and wrapped in brown paper tied with string kinda thing! The coffee is REALLY good, very tasty. Very strong, made well. They don't so syrups which is a bit weird, but You ask for a latte, you get a latte. Not a splash of coffee and FOAM. That really winds me up you know. A latte which is just forth and foam. If I wanted a froth and foam, I'd go to a foam party - I nearly suffocated at one of those once, they are dangerous! Anyway, they serve amazing looking food. Very organic and good looking! I especially liked the look of the savoury muffin. Feta and pesto, with sundries tomatoes! Wooowwzzzzer I'm going to have a go at making them , and I'll try one for sure next time I'm there.

I've walked past this place a few times and thought about going in there. I'm glad I finally did today! Coffee was superb, really smooth and there was a lot of choice as to which type of coffee/origin you could have. I opted for a latte to go. At £3 it was a little pricey, but the quality of the coffee reflects that. However it was the smallest latter I have EVER had! There wasn't any option to have it in a slightly larger cup. Like I said, the coffee really was delicious, but I would have preferred a slightly larger offering.

Really nice coffee, tea and cakes in a very central location. We've walked past loads of time and meant to stop in, when we finally did it was very nice and chilled inside. It's great to know that the coffee is locally produced (in Horsham). The shop has free wifi and the drinks are great value.

The Brighton coffee scene is already pretty big and offers a lot of choice for artisan coffee. So when I saw a new place had popped up near my workplace, I honestly didn't go in for a while due to being a regular elsewhere. However, I'm really glad I went in and checked it out! They offer a daily selection of two single source bean varieties to choose from, as well as having a really tasty decaf option too. They get most of their food from the guys at Silo, which is soo tasty! Both the drinks and the food is quite well priced too in my opinion. I love how they really care about their beans, the quality of the extraction as well as having some superb latte art. The cup size for me is perfect, as I never really got the whole idea of having a massive cup of foamed/ steamed milk with really tiny ratio of espresso in there. The design is super simple, nice hanging industrial bulbs, comfy seating and a pretty decent selection of music. All together, I'm really into Bond St Coffee and am now a regular. Coffee done as coffee should be!