Redroaster in Brighton and Hove

Absolutely brilliant. Even down to splitting the bill. Some of the best vegan food I've had, the team all seem to get on really well and that really adds to the vibe and ethos on display. The creatives responsible for this Red Roaster deserve every credit.

We went here for breakfast and completely loved it. They have a great menu. Had the Halloumi & Courgette fritters with a poached egg, and spiced yoghurt with greens and let me tell you it was amazing!! My husband had the sweet waffles with coconut cream and winter berries. Equally as delish.Forgot to take pictures of the food though..but I do have pictures of the chai latte and up in the clouds latte.The cafe is very lovely, clean and green with a nice calm energy. Can't wait to come back here again soon!

Fantastic food, shocking service.Arrive at 1pm and you will receive slow table service, a lack of enthusiasm or professionalism from staff, slow food to travel however the food was fantastic. At no point did any staff ask how the meal was nor asked if we would like more drinks.More staff to cover tables and expedite better from the kitchen.

The egg and avocado on toast was easily the best breakfast I've ever had, one of the best meals I've ever eaten even. Incredibly good food. Would give 6 stars if possible.

We came here for dinner, excited to try out some northern Thai food. Everything was quite lovely (staff, interior vibe etc.) especially the ox tongue dish, the meat was so tender and soft 🤤👌🏽Sadly the food overall was let down by how salty we felt everything was, especially our Drunken Noodles dish . It was unbearably salty and difficult to palate. They kindly took it back and replaced our dish, which came back slightly less salty, but still too salty for our liking. The waitress was kind enough to take it off our bill, which we really appreciated! 👌🏽I'm sure the restaurant is great otherwise, so maybe it was just our bad luck that we went there on an off day.

The Redroaster Cafe is the kind of place that not everyone will like, but some will love. Its marmite. I found it a bit too poncey for my liking and the service, when taking orders, was very slow. I didn't eat half of my waffle as it was way too rich, but my partner really liked his, and his coffee too. The people were nice and the cafe had great decor, but again there were just small things I didn't like. Such as the tables being badly wiped, meaning there were crumbs and still hair all over it, and we had to wait for the table to dry. I sympathise, as they were rushing to get people seated, but I would rather wait 5 mins for them to clean, the sit at a still wet and dirty table. Overall, this place is nice, but it won't be some peoples cup of tea.

Stylish and airy with some interesting coffee based drinks with cream/ice cream/syrup, in addition to the “normal” coffee of course. Their menu tells you how their coffee is responsibly sourced from Rwanda and in their roastery they provide job opportunities to people with learning difficulties, which is wonderful

Nice place for a good breakfast! Staff were really friendly and helpful, seated us despite not having booked in advance

Highly recommend the Full Roaster. Others are okay but not as exceptional. The environment of the shop is fantastic. Hot coffees are amazing but ice coffees need a big improvement. Services are quick and staff are friendly.Latest visit:Significantly improved their ice coffees. Excellent service as usual. Full Roaster not as good as last time though, still, Redroaster Cafe remains to be an amazing place to have breakfast.

A really wonderful place with a glorious menu and tasty drinks. Staff super friendly and service quick although it wasn't busy when I visited. The decor is delightful, spacious and pretty plants. There is also a garden area to sit in and some tables out front where I sat with my friend. We ordered courgette fritters with egg and dukka. I also had the watermelon soda with lime and cucumber. Really clean, tasty food and refreshing drinks.Definitely recommend.