Moksha Caffe in Brighton and Hove

One word, DELICIOUS. Can't believe I haven't been here before. I went for the eggs Benedict with the famous hash browns, and boy it didn't disappoint. All fresh and high quality, and the hash browns are the best I've ever had!!! All crispy and peppery. We also had heuvos Benedicto which had some perfectly spicy chorizo and guac. Overall I will definitely be coming back. Top job guys!!!

Epic is not going to be the word I’d use to describe the banana milkshake. It is unfortunately below par and deserves a 3/10. I’m currently looking at some cows. I like them.Now a few mins later. I am just watching my friends eat. This is extremely upsetting.IMPORTANT update. I have received and eaten the burger within only a few hundred seconds! I was in a bubble of food ecstasy 😍 I was constantly in pain with the heat of the food but I could not live without the taste not beingpresent until it was, ultimately destroyed.Overall, priced well for the burgers.The scrambled eggs however, could be subject to scamlike pricing, since you can get so much better and only spend another 2 pounds.

Such a good brunch and lunch spot, with a variety of sweet and savoury options. Lots of veggie and vegan choices, would highly recommend their smoothies.The indoor interior is light and bright with the option of outdoor tables as well. Staff were very friendly and welcoming.Highly recommend and will definitely be coming back in the future!

As Vegan and Gluten free customers we visited based on previous reviews and were very impressed with the quality of food, choices and the service provided.We would definitely return on the next visit.Highly recommended.

One the best cafes in Brighton!! The coffe is top draws and don’t miss the speciality Hash browns. They do vegan options but the egg dishes are not to be missed! The ambience is great, even on a weekday morning. Staff is nice and the seating is good. Taking away the one star only because they don’t have WiFi (!!!) - and that makes it difficult to do work if that’s your plan

Brunch is my favourite food and I had the worst experience here. Firstly their orange juice which is not on the menu was fresh, which is great but if they had specified that I would not have ordered it. I ordered the crab meat poached egg which was disgusting. Instead of the mushy peas being on the side (as they are usually a side) they were spread on the toast and mixed with crab meat making it impossible to distinguish the two so I wasn’t able to enjoy my food at all. I ordered a hash brown to try and salvage my meal and the kitchen took so long I almost missed my train. I tried to ask several times to different waiters how long it would take and I was dismissed and I was only told after I had been waiting for almost 20 minutes that they were just about to start making my food, I don’t mind waiting for food usually but I had communicated that I was about to miss my train so it would have been nice to have warning the first few times I asked. Never come here.

Lovely little place we found to have breakfast on our last morning in Brighton. Loads of options including plenty of vegetarian and vegan. Staff were friendly and attentive and had a good vibe throughout.

Simply the best place to have breakfast in Brighton!! The poached eggs are cooked very well , the hollandaise sauce is rich and tasty, and the hash browns are crispy and delicious. However the service is very slow.

Went for brunch on a Sunday, we arrived right before it got very busy. The options were great, we ended up ordering the Brighton Blue Burger and the Huevos Benedictos.Good sized portions and very tasty.It was a bit noisy between people and music, but overall a good experience.It took a while for us to pay once we asked for the bill, but as I mentioned, it got very busy.

Worth the ratings it’s earned so far. We visited midday on a Sunday, and had to wait maybe 10 minutes for a walk-in table. We sat inside, where the service was friendly and fast (but not too fast). The whole restaurant was full, but not chaotic - it was a great vibe for a brunch.I had a Bloody Mary, with their trademark English breakfast, and my girlfriend had a tofu poke bowl with a pint of Italian lager.She absolutely raved about her dish, which is praise indeed. It had an Asian twist to it, and the portion was generous. Being honest, my breakfast was okay, at best.For the English breakfast fans among us, a few noteworthy points.First, no swaps! I didn’t want the fried beef tomato, but no option to switch it (which I think is rare). The poached eggs were cold, and watery; the bacon was quality but also cold; and the mushroom was tasty but again full of water. I queried the pink sausage, which was again high quality but was assured the pink was nothing to worry about as their supplier uses beetroot preservative. The beans were fine (and homemade), the thick sliced toast was good, and the black pudding would have been the star of the show but it had been waterlogged by the mushroom.We also shared their ‘famous’ hash browns, which were decent. Note the extras were pricey IMHO - £1.50 for hash browns, and £3 for two hash browns.Long story short if you’re specifically after a top notch English breakfast, I’d head elsewhere, but don’t be put off - this was a great place, and taking into account the amazing tofu poke bowl, and the brilliant service and setting, I’d definitely recommend and I will be back.