[Brighton] Breakfast in Hove/Shoreham

[Live by the sea]

Well it should be reassuring that you're never a few miles away from your Favourite breakfast wherever you are in the UK. I'm guessing Little Chef was a bit before your time

I live here now . I’ve not heard of the little chief

 

[Westdene Seagull]

My vote is a tie between Jo & Co & the breakfast at the Ivy - Both very good.

The Ivy is pile of pretentious shit used by 'wanna be's'. Never seen a restaurant so "Tit's and teeth" in my life.

 

[Westdene Seagull]

Rockwater is gash.

Indeed - inhabited by the same creatures as The Ivy and Soho House - all shit.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

My vote is a tie between Jo & Co & the breakfast at the Ivy - Both very good.

I meant your thoughts on Hixon Green

 

[Live by the sea]

I meant your thoughts on Hixon Green

Hixon green looks nice but food a bit of a let down. Best for a drink.

 

[perseus]

Shoreham way, Teddies is good as is Artisan and Hector's Shed. My favourite is Artisan as it does traditional full English as well as slightly more varied fare. Plus it has a really nice outside area. Happy Birthday for Saturday.

Artisan has recently changed hands and menu. No longer my recommendation.

 

[Sussexscots]

Short trip up the A23 to Pyecombe. Wayfield Farm Shop do an excellent breakfast. Sausages are wonderful.

 

[Simgull]

We really do need @Live by the sea to cast his vote.

Just can’t stand the ‘look at me parking on the double yellow lines outside’ vibe. My irrational dislike has become rational now.

I go for Baked on Church Road. Also Oeuf on 3rd Avenue - all a bit annoyingly Hove but can’t deny it’s good coffee and breakfast.

Port Kitchen also recommended.

 

[thedonkeycentrehalf]

Literally everything at The Perch is excellent. Food, service, views, decor....


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Since this was posted, I feel the food at Perch has gone downhill a little. They seem to have cut down the menu and it it isn’t great value for money. The newer one on Worthing Pier tries to be different but still limited choice for breakfast.

 

[Stat Brother]

I pity you poor fools having to travel over 500m for a top quality breakfast.

I even have a choice!!

 

[Perry's Tracksuit Bottoms]

The Perch, sounds an excellent plaice.

I've haddock with these recommendations

 

[BNthree]

The Port Kitchen in Southwick is very nice. Quite new on the north side of the locks over Shoreham harbour. Sit outside or upstairs if possible. Probably be called poncey by half of NSC though

 

[South Stand Bonfire]

The Port Kitchen in Southwick is very nice. Quite new on the north side of the locks over Shoreham harbour. Sit outside or upstairs if possible. Probably be called poncey by half of NSC though

I think I had Sunday lunch there 3 weeks ago. Massive food portions but let down in the beer options. And it’s poncey

 

[Triggaaar]

The Ivy is pile of pretentious shit used by 'wanna be's'. Never seen a restaurant so "Tit's and teeth" in my life.

I like their food

 

[The Clamp]

Artisan has recently changed hands and menu. No longer my recommendation.

100 agree.
Went in a few weeks ago. Rude with an attitude serving, no decent food. All vegan pastries and Riot Grrrl attitude.
A great place wrecked.

When I asked if they had a traditional breakfast anymore she said no, pastries.

I said
“No worries, thanks anyway”

Her reply was, genuinely;


“I’m not worried”

Not stepped foot inside since and don’t intend to until the place goes bankrupt and I might pop in for a giggle.

My choice now is Drift for a lighter meal, loveky and chilled upstairs there
And
Perch, Lancing for trad breakfast. It’s over priced but not bad.

 

[Paulie Gualtieri]

Well it should be reassuring that you're never a few miles away from your Favourite breakfast wherever you are in the UK. I'm guessing Little Chef was a bit before your time

The Olympic breakfast was always the benchmark

 

[Paulie Gualtieri]

Has anyone ever been in the Route23 Diner on the A23 just south of Pyecombe?

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Has anyone ever been in the Route23 Diner on the A23 just south of Pyecombe?

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Yes. About 10 years ago but I think it was called something else then. It was okay in a transport cafe sort of way.

 

[Paulie Gualtieri]

Yes. About 10 years ago but I think it was called something else then. It was okay in a transport cafe sort of way.

Good to hear it’s a functional business, always assumed it was some kind of front as never busy / open when I’ve driven by!

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Good to hear it’s a functional business, always assumed it was some kind of front as never busy / open when I’ve driven by!

From memory it was open “workers” hours, something like 6am to 12 noon. It has a different name now though.