Coffee At 33 Brighton.

Delightful coffee, delightful service, delightful cafe! Mainly, the coffee, was complex and had a beautiful flavour, a house blend that was brewed to perfection, seemingly exactly for my little taste buds. The milk (flat white) was silky and smooth, and the ratios were spot on. Great cup all round and regardless of anything else, the coffee wins. The service and vibes to the place are equally as immaculate though. Shared seating creates a real community buzz and nice atmosphere, with staff, both knowledgeable and friendly, going above and beyond to create a great experience. The cafe is one of the best in Brighton, and that’s before the cakes and bakes! I obviously couldn’t try the whole lot, but going of the quality of the pastel de nata that I had, ooooweeee I’m excited to go back!

Fantastic coffee spot, just down from Brighton station (underneath the viaduct). They roast their own beans and make their own cakes. Both mega! Drop in, if you're passing!

Coffee At 33 – Small shop, big heart (and seriously good coffee!) The owner is incredibly sweet and friendly — you feel welcome the second you walk in. . I ordered an espresso, a cortado, and a hand drip, and every single cup was perfect. Balanced, smooth, and full of flavor — no bitterness at all, just pure coffee joy. Their pastries and baked goods look so tempting too… I wanted to try them all! If you’re in Brighton, you’ve got to check this place out. Just a heads up: it can be a little slow because they’ve got so many loyal regulars — but trust me, it’s 100% worth the wait.

Absolutely the best coffee and cake in Brighton. Pastel the nata and cheesecake - so delicious! And coffee is one of a kind as well. The owner know everything there is to know about the coffee he prepares.

Stopped here for coffee and cake after our 2.5 hour train journey to Brighton. Had lattes, which were quite strong, and delicious Portuguese Egg Custard Tarts and a Carrot Cake slice. Interior of the coffeeshop was a little sparse, some nice art on the walls would improve the ambience. Prices very reasonable.

Superlative coffee and food served in a fantastic friendly cafe with a lovely atmosphere. The cafe is quite small with some seating but not much. Great for smaller groups. The coffee is just outstanding. Really fantastic brew. As is the food, really delicious full of flavour. Perfect compliment to the drinks. Service is fast, friendly and personable. Possibly the perfect cafe! A must go.

I know there are a lot of options for different coffees in that particular area and it's hard to choose, but this one really stands out for their sandwiches, pastries and amazing coffee

Fantastic service. As someone who lived in Australia I’m quite the coffee snob and this coffee is the best Brighton has to offer - which is a huge compliment. Owner is lovely and always friendly and chatty. Love coming here.

A small, friendly coffee shop tucked into the edge of North Laine. Definitely the best coffee in Brighton, and slowly getting even better since they started roasting their own beans a few weeks ago. It's the perfect spot to grab a quick coffee and a snack on your way in or out of town, but not really a meeting point for a load of people due to it's size.

I love this place! Great coffee, friendly service, awesome cake. What could go wrong? I have nothing bad to say about this place, so if you're looking for a winging review, this isn't the one for you. The coffee is silky, short and perfectly roasted. You don't need a big cup to feel satisfied that you've got your fix, and the staff have a reassuring and confident presence about them that makes you feel that you're getting the best coffee in town. I had the orange and polenta cake and wasn't disappointed. Moist, citrusy and melt in the mouth, it hit every spot. Great job, I'm here regularly anyway so see you again soon!

Now this is real coffee! I'm by no means a coffee connoisseur, but this coffee tastes incredible. I always say I'm happy with an instant coffee and, to be honest, can never really taste the difference, but after my trip to Coffee @ 33 I feel like that's all about to change... The coffee I had was strong and flavoured like none I had ever had before - sharp, but not too bitter. Sweet, but not sickly. Perfection in a cute little white mug (with a tiny little handle). This place is cool, but still comfortable, with only a few seats dotted around the tiny interior. It's simple, but effective and very much has a modern and sophisticated feel about the place. The staff we lovely and friendly - just as I like em - and were happy for my friend and I to sit leisurely with our coffees and chat, which is nice considering their lack of seating (they could be in a hurry for a quick turnover, but they were not pushy at all!). The food looked to die for, but sadly I did not get a chance to sample any of it this time around. I'll be back to try it, and to grab myself another one of their fantastic coffees. Check it out everyone! It's worth it.

The antithesis of Costa, Starbucks and all the big chains, Coffee @ 33 is a unique, stylish coffee shop that utilises recycled coffee sacks as seating. There's only room to seat about 10-15 people at the same time but it's worth making a special trip for the great service, friendly atmosphere and excellent coffee. The beans are ground fresh on site and both the normal and decaf coffee are from the London independent - Monmouth Coffee Co. Coffee. So far, I've tried the espresso, the cappucino, latte and americano and they were all sublime. For those feeling peckish, there's also a small but mouth-watering selection of home-made brownies, muffins, shortcakes, carrot cake and toasties. If only more coffee shops were like this, I'd hop, skip and jump down the street....

This is a great place for coffee. Coffee culture from some parts of America, Australia and New Zealand is starting to make its mark on coffee in the UK and Europe... which is great for everyone involved. It's good for the farmers in bean-growing countries (mostly), as many roasters look more toward sustainable relationships with an emphasis on single origin, small-batch varietals - in a way comparable to what some wine makers have been doing for decades. But mostly it's good for people who drink coffee - because you get a place like this pop up in Brighton, where the espresso is proper.

I thought I'd written a review of this place last time I was in town and partaking of its caffeinated loveliness. There's no sass, no smugness, no fuss, and really tasty Monmouth coffee. Non-London price: 2.20 for a flat white. Ah. -cosy outside space in the back to chill in, if you're not inclined to sit on a stuffed coffee sack in the window, and watch the action inside the cafe. 33 is small; it's all in front of you, or, if you're sitting along the wall, right behind you. Speaking of which, the WC is freakishly small. When you open the door take care not to walk straight into the toilet as it's RIGHT in front of you. Semi-ick alert: there are never any hand towels in the john. My jeans have been the ersatz 'hand drier' every time I visit 33.

Fantastic coffee with friendly (and cute) barista! Had a piccolo and cappuccino together with a pastry recommended by the barista. The coffee was smooth and silky and perfectly roasted. It was amazing!! Really recommend this place to anyone visiting Brighton(:

A simply lovely and basic place not just for coffee and other great drinks but lunch too! I don't want to say to much else as there's enough people coming and I want to be able to get in in future!

So I am on the hunt for a new coffee haunt since my beloved Taylor Street Baristas closed down, and Coffee@33 has been on my list of places to go for a while. I was in the area yesterday so I popped in for a a quick flat white. It was delicious, and definitely a contender for best flat white in Brighton in my eyes. The only problem I felt was that the atmosphere was a bit flat. furniture is minimal, and that's perfectly OK! However there was no music or anything and it just made me feel super aware of people around me having conversations etc. Also due to the lack of tables etc, I wouldn't say this is the best place to go if you are looking to do a bit of work. I don't think they have Wifi, but the coffee speaks for itself! If you want a bloody good cup of Joe, then go here! *I also bought a white chocolate and peanut butter blondie to take home - WOWEE!!! IT was SO yummy!! Scott was very envious as I devoured it in front of him.

Coffee @ 33 is a cute little cafe shop in the North Laines. Service was prompt and prices are reasonable. They have a massive window to look out of and people watch with comfy seats available.

If I hadn't been to Milk no Sugar before popping in here I would have felt guilty, like I was ignoring my true love on trafalgar street and sneaking off to indulge in my dirty little secret. An unassuming place with basic seating and a few cushions in the window, coffee @ 33 serve up great coffee using Monmouth beans. All the classics are available, I went for a double macchiato but as I had already been for a coffee already I had it to go. The chap serving was really friendly and very knowledgable about his products and the different ways to serve them which I think is very important as there's nothing worse that a poorly made coffee knocked up by someone who doesn't really care about their craft. I do enjoy working in a coffee shop and this place really is a great option if you are in this part of town as it is very chilled and relaxing. Coffee @33 is an true independent who pays their taxes (not mentioning any big names) and contributes to the local economy. Grab a coffee here and do your bit to support them today!

I stopped in here after arriving in Brighton to grab a cup of coffee for a quick pick-me-up for my day of hanging out with other Yelpers. It seemed like a hip, trendy, and cool hang out spot that would rival any coffee shop in Santa Cruz or Berkeley. They had a list of espresso drinks, but what intrigued me the most was their cold brew coffee for iced coffee. I'm a huge fan of regular filter coffee. I do like espresso drinks, but I will generally opt for a non-espresso drink when given the choice so I went for it. At first the coffee just tasted bitter to me. Which is unfortunate. I've made cold brew coffee before, and I've never noticed such a bitter taste. Cold brew coffee generally isn't that bitter due to the process of using cold water as a medium instead of hot water. I'm really not sure what they did, but it was difficult to deal with at first. It slowly grew more palatable as I drank it, either due to the ice melting and dilution, or my taste buds growing accustomed to the drink. It's unfortunate as it seemed like a cool place. I'd definitely give them another chance, but I'd go for something espresso-y next time and forgo the cold brew all together.

I dare anyone to say anything about the coffee in this shop! THe service is friendly, if you are in a hurry go to starbucks! The care they put into the coffee shows with its incredible aroma and taste! The sandwiches / paninis are tasty and not too complicated! I am NOT a fan of the flapjack but I cant like everything in there - tho the Orange and poppy seed cars is to die for! SM

Such an understated little shop for such great coffee You will definitely have to time it just right (or lurk around the café waiting) if you want to enjoy a coffee here of a weekend-it's that good. Without prompting, a few people have been talking to me about joining them here for a drink, so unfortunately people are catching on. The cappuccinos and lattes are real well done and you get to sit on coffee sacks-just a Panama hat and I would have truly felt like part of a Columbian drug cartel.

Shame on me for judging a book by its cover. On my way down Trafalgar Street from the station last Wednesday I skipped by coffee@33 because I thought it looked too trendy to be nice. I thought it would be expensive and annoying. I couldn't have been more wrong! I wanted to catch up with a Brighton friend before I headed back to London, and as he pretty much uses coffee@33 as his office at the moment he texted me directions and I ducked in there on my way back to the station. I was surprised at how friendly and welcoming the place actually was, with reasonable prices and lots of home made goodies to choose from. Monmouth coffee was on sale, the very nice owner made me a non-dairy hot chocolate and even let my dog join us inside, lounging on super comfy coffee bean sack cushions on the bench by the window. It was a very enjoyable half an hour and I'm learning my lesson - nice looking places are often nice on the inside, too!

One of the best cafés in Brighton! Really good coffee, prepared with a lot of skill and care and lots of delicious cakes!

Went to find this place after seeing it on Bellaphon's blog "A day out out in Brighton". I was not let down at all - superb Flat White - smooth, creamy, strong and the perfect texture. Forgot to take a pic, sorry... Real friendly staff plus great looking sarnies and cakes make this place a real find. I did not eat anything this time but checked with the staff and they make everything in the kitchen outback. Also they advertised cookie dough to take away - great idea. I walked out forgetting to pay and when it dawned on me later, I felt compelled to go all the way back up the hill to make amends (they politely, were cool about it and thanked me for returning). For fans of good coffee I suggest you add this to the list of Brighton, must check cafes! I will be going back for sure.

I have a coffee list of places that I want to try in Brighton as long as my arm, so when I arrived in to Brighton station it made sense to walk a few minutes down Trafalgar Street and stop off at this place on my walk home. I was welcomed with a hello even though the member of staff was in the middle of serving somebody else (it's the little things that go a long way!). I then ordered a flat white to have in and was asked to take a seat and it would be brought over to me which was another bonus as I had a trolley case and big bag with me and was dying to sit down straight away and relax! I then overheard the gentleman discuss with a customer their cakes and I couldn't resist too. I popped back to the counter where the gentleman talked me through all of the cakes.... Polenta and orange cake, salted caramel slice, peanut butter and white chocolate blondie etc. It all sounded and looked amazing and nice to see a slightly different offering rather than your usual Danish pastries and muffins. I opted for the peanut butter blondie and although it was good it wasn't mind blowing for me but it did the trick. My only downside was that where I was seated on the long bar, the table top was sticky and felt like it hadn't been cleaned properly although it looked clean. Minor point, I will definitely be back. Polenta and orange cake next time!

As any Brightonian heading out of town via rail will attest, the climb up Trafalgar Street - which leads from the Lanes up towards the station - is a bummer. When tackling this trek, it's a good idea to stop off at Coffee @ 33, where you can grab a first class cup o'joe and stare smugly at the stream of people passing by, puffing for breath as they go. Run by two lovely Polish guys, this very small cafe serves excellent coffee. On my first visit I ordered a mocha, which I then drank sat upon one of the recycled coffee bean sacks the owners have turned into seats. Delving through the decorative and swirly pattern on the froth, my lips reached a coffee that was a lot more balanced and agreeable than the harsh, strong stuff they serve up at the likes of Starbucks and Costa. The Latte is great, too. The only problem you might find with this place is getting a seat when town is busy. Other than that: great coffee, nice cakes, stylish-yet-minimal decor and a friendly, relaxed greeting. You can't go wrong. Watch out for locally celebrated folk-pop girl band, The Half Sisters, too - Coffee @ 33 is a favourite haunt of theirs, and more often than not, you'll see them hanging out here.

Coffee @ 33 is a small and almost unnoticeable coffee shop near brighton station catering for real coffee lovers. Their sales pitch is simple. 'Great coffee, great food & friendly service'. Although I find the roast a little bitter and lacking in body (just a matter of personal taste), the craftsmanship in each coffee is excellent. There seems to be a few independent coffee shops opening up in brighton now following the same ethos so there really is no excuse to duck into a Starbucks et al. That is unless you really don't know the difference between a good and bad coffee...

One of the best coffee shops in btighton for quality coffee. The food is great also and the staff are friendly. Perhaps the only third wave coffee place in brighton, it's a must. This is some of the best coffee I've had. Try the flat white, it's like a latte with a little less milk and a little more coffee, a very pleasant drink, you can taste the flavor of the coffee without bring overwhelmed. The only downside is that there is no comfy seating, this is not somewhere you can really hang out with a larger group of friends due to the seating and the size. The quality though makes up for this, if you want to chill for hours on comfy sofas and don't care about the quality of your drink then go go to somewhere like start bucks where you can drink crappy tasting brown water in comfy chairs.

Fantastic coffee, great service and nice food. No wifi but the coffee more than makes up for their fear of the Internet.

I've just upgraded from Small Batch to here - could there be another level to coffee quality than this in Brighton? I am on a quest nd I'm not hopeful.

I'm a regular here and it never disappoints. Staff are super lovely, their baked goods always awesome and coffee is of course ace!

I am only reviewing coffee, haven't had cakes: The coffee is amazing and totally makes up for the lack of WiFi. The staff is super friendly. Will visit again!

This place was great. Small, fairly quiet, nice environment, cool people. I loved just listening to the guys behind the counter joke with each other, pretty fun staff. Pastries looked good although I didn't have any. Very cool spot overall. Seating isn't too comfy, and there is no wifi, but then again its a cool place to come without tons of computers everywhere... nice just meeting a friend or a date. :)

Tiny but nice place. Since I don't drink coffee I can't appreciate the quality, my hot chocolate was average. No wireless, and sadly the seating doesn't invite lingering beyond 30 mins or so. Lots of people got their morning coffee fix here, and looked decidedly more awake and ok with the world after.

As a Brighton local this is one of if not the best coffee places you can visit!! Taras is a passionate baristas and the homemade cakes, biscuits and sandwiches are devine. Triple shots all round..

On a reviewing tip today.... getting started early on a new years resolution to write more reviews. This is by far my favourite place for coffee in Brighton.... the cakes are also amazing....

Really good coffee - friendly, helpful staff - efficient service and a good price. Streets ahead of any chain.