[Food] Whats the best place for a breakfast in Old Shoreham area?

[zeetha]

My other half and I are going to Old Shoreham tomorrow for a heritage open day even at St. Nicolas' Church and thought it might be nice to go out for breakfast in the area first. We don't know the area very well though - anyone got any recommendations??

Thanks!

 

[whitelion]

A short walk over the Ferry Bridge (pedestrian bridge) and the Beach Cafe in Ferry Road.

 

[LamieRobertson]

A short walk over the Ferry Bridge (pedestrian bridge) and the Beach Cafe in Ferry Road.

I’d heard it had changed hands and not so hot ....have you been there lately? I may have been told a load of old garbage

 

[LamieRobertson]

My other half and I are going to Old Shoreham tomorrow for a heritage open day even at St. Nicolas' Church and thought it might be nice to go out for breakfast in the area first. We don't know the area very well though - anyone got any recommendations??

Thanks!

One of my customers is doing the flower arranging for that and it all sounded quite interesting ...cant really give u a rec. but if you wandered around the town you should find something you fancy ..depends on your taste i guess ..there is always Carats cafe that most people like in the next town along (Southwick)

 

[The Clamp]

Cafe Artisan is a good breakfast with lots of choice as well as trad full English.
Teddy's isn't bad and Toast by The coast do a reasonable eggs benedict.
Tom's okay too
Basically Shoreham is full of places to eat breakfast. Mostly of good standard but expect to pay a little more.

 

[Easy 10]

The Station Cafe, south side of Portslade Station near the corner of Portland Road is EXCELLENT.

[edit]

Totally out of your area. I skim-read.

Sorry.

 

[The Clamp]

One of my customers is doing the flower arranging for that and it all sounded quite interesting ...cant really give u a rec. but if you wandered around the town you should find something you fancy ..depends on your taste i guess ..there is always Carats cafe that most people like in the next town along (Southwick)

Yeah, Carats is only about four or five miles from where they are going to be.

 

[whitelion]

I’d heard it had changed hands and not so hot ....have you been there lately? I may have been told a load of old garbage

Hadn't heard that. It's more than a year since I've eaten there which was very good.

 

[The Clamp]

Hadn't heard that. It's more than a year since I've eaten there which was very good.

It's been sold but not sure it's reopened yet.

 

[LamieRobertson]

Yeah, Carats is only about four or five miles from where they are going to be.

By car and a quick nip across the locks its not far and with weather set fair a nice addition to the day out

 

[LamieRobertson]

Cafe Artisan is a good breakfast with lots of choice as well as trad full English.
Teddy's isn't bad and Toast by The coast do a reasonable eggs benedict.
Tom's okay too
Basically Shoreham is full of places to eat breakfast. Mostly of good standard but expect to pay a little more.

Is cafe artisan by St Marys church?

I see the old ex Santandar building is under offer ...another restaurant?

 

[The Clamp]

By car and a quick nip across the locks its not far and with weather set fair a nice addition to the day out

With all the above average eateries in Shoreham and the lovely surrounds, I really can't see why anyone would want to go to Carats but it takes all sorts.

 

[The Clamp]

Is cafe artisan by St Marys church?

I see the old ex Santandar building is under offer ...another restaurant?

Not far, just round the corner. Speaking of which, Hector's Shed is good if you can get a seat. They do a hearty plate of food.

I think If Warwick Davies get their way every building in Shoreham will be offices underneath and flats above.

 

[Fignon's Ponytail]

Tom Foolery, opposite the footbridge on the main road, is EXCELLENT.

 

[LamieRobertson]

Not far, just round the corner. Speaking of which, Hector's Shed is good if you can get a seat. They do a hearty plate of food.

I think If Warwick Davies get their way every building in Shoreham will be offices underneath and flats above.

Warwick Baker? ..and yes!!!

 

[LamieRobertson]

With all the above average eateries in Shoreham and the lovely surrounds, I really can't see why anyone would want to go to Carats but it takes all sorts.

True.

 

[basque seagull]

Tom Foolery, opposite the footbridge on the main road, is EXCELLENT.

Yeah, that would be my choice! The artisan tends to fill up, difficult to get a table....

 

[LamieRobertson]

Cafe Artisan is a good breakfast with lots of choice as well as trad full English.
Teddy's isn't bad and Toast by The coast do a reasonable eggs benedict.
Tom's okay too
Basically Shoreham is full of places to eat breakfast. Mostly of good standard but expect to pay a little more.

Has Toast by the Coast changed hands recently?

 

[Beach Hut]

It's been sold but not sure it's reopened yet.

As far as I am aware it has never shut, the Beach Cafe and was open this morning when I cycled past.

I think it has changed hands but was OK last time I had lunch there a few weeks back.

There are provisional plans to build another huge cafe on the green on the beach, not sure what is happening about that.

As stated though there are numerous very good cafes in Shoreham to have a breakfast.

 

[LamieRobertson]

As far as I am aware it has never shut, the Beach Cafe and was open this morning when I cycled past.

I think it has changed hands but was OK last time I had lunch there a few weeks back.

There are provisional plans to build another huge cafe on the green on the beach, not sure what is happening about that.

As stated though there are numerous very good cafes in Shoreham to have a breakfast.

Still in the melting pot