Brighton and Hove
Cafe Coho Queens Road

Cafe Coho Queens Road

83a Queens Road, Brighton and Hove, United Kingdom

Juice • Coffee • Western • Mexican


"Went with friends for breakfast and sat outside. You have to queue to order. So discussed my vegan options with the person taking our order at the till. All a bit tiresome as you have to have a set breakfast on the menu and...omit items rather than just choose what you actually want, as I was told it would be better value which is odd. We had finished our drinks by the time our breakfast arrived, so one of us had to queue up again to get another drink to have with our food, by which time it was pretty much cold. I had to check if the milk for my coffee was plant milk as i had asked for… it wasn’t, so it had to be changed. I also had two big portions of butter on the toast of my breakfast, which no doubt comes from lack of communication to the kitchen combined with the fact I had had to order a non vegan breakfast and ask for the non Vegan items to be removed rather than simply get beans, mushrooms and tomato on toast which is what I would have liked. (Not all vegans want falafels and houmous and chickpeas for every meal they eat). Food was ok I guess, but experience spoiled by little attention to detail and overall carelessness. I’m sure this place is always busy, with constant tourist passing trade, sadly customer care does not seem to be such a high priority. With my dietary preferences I would not go back, but I’m sure this cafe is nice enough if you have less restrictions, as it is well placed, clean and averagely priced."

Our Cornish Pasty Shop

Our Cornish Pasty Shop

24 Gardner Street, BN1 1UP, Brighton and Hove, United Kingdom

Pizza • Seafood • European • Fast Food


"Was a lovely regular of mine where you can enjoy the very finest, freshly baked pasties and an array of lovingly made cakes. No farting around just honest, decent grub and a great location to watch folk wandering the North Laine. My issue with the service is down to the rude attitude of not the owner Ian and his wife (who are lovely), but the woman who is their shop manager. I will give an entirely honest account here: She knows who I am because we have bantered weekly for months but it is mostly around being absolutely awkward with me always. Now, I assumed she didn 't really dislike me but that it was her dry humour. I have tried to laugh off her telling other staff not to serve me or charge more but was getting anxious that she really didn 't appreciate my custom. This came to a head today when she absolutely insulted me in front of her colleague and anyone else who may have been in. I suggested that it wasn 't appropriate to be critiscising a regular customer but she would not apologise and I now feel uncomfortable returning to what had been a regular place to relax and enjoy lunch. Ian is aware of these issues with her, because he has had to explain to his other staff that they are not to oblige her when she instructs them to treat me with contempt. What a shame one person who claims it is their shop is being allowed to call the shots when it comes to every aspect of a place where she is an employee only."