Presuming Ed's Coffee House
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About Presuming Ed's Coffee House
Presuming Ed's Coffee House is a coffee shop at 114 London Rd in Brighton, run as a cafe and bar hybrid with a licensed bar and craft beers. The coffee list offers a wide choice of beans as well as filtered batch coffee, and a refill discount applies on coffee. Food centres on toasties, including a vegan toastie, with other vegan and vegetarian options on the menu. Out back, a beer garden with street art sits behind the cafe and bar. The business also hosts the annual South Coast Barista Jam, a fundraiser that gives the coffee side of the house a yearly event of its own.
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Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention toasties, vegan options, coffee beans and craft beer selection.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention toasties, vegan options, coffee beans and craft beer selection.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers most often single out the toasties, including a vegan one, alongside coffee that includes filtered batch coffee, a house blend and builders tea, all described as good value. Several praise the friendly, chatty staff, and one says they remembered a drink order a week later. The decor is repeatedly called quirky, eclectic and punk, with a chilled, lived-in feel, and the front and back outdoor seating gets mentions, including a beer garden with street art. Reviewers also like the craft beer choice, vegan options, homemade-looking cakes and the laptop-friendly wifi, plus a discount on refills. One enjoyed the escape room. The main complaint is that one reviewer found the music too loud for the morning, and another felt the place is self-consciously alternative, with a pint of house lager that seemed pricey for all the talk of it being un-gentrified. One reviewer recalled the owner or manager going out to buy limes when the gin and tonics had none.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers most often single out the toasties, including a vegan one, alongside coffee that includes filtered batch coffee, a house blend and builders tea, all described as good value. Several praise the friendly, chatty staff, and one says they remembered a drink order a week later. The decor is repeatedly called quirky, eclectic and punk, with a chilled, lived-in feel, and the front and back outdoor seating gets mentions, including a beer garden with street art. Reviewers also like the craft beer choice, vegan options, homemade-looking cakes and the laptop-friendly wifi, plus a discount on refills. One enjoyed the escape room. The main complaint is that one reviewer found the music too loud for the morning, and another felt the place is self-consciously alternative, with a pint of house lager that seemed pricey for all the talk of it being un-gentrified. One reviewer recalled the owner or manager going out to buy limes when the gin and tonics had none.
Featured reviews
- abcd efg
“Me and my wife have been here a few times in the past, and returned for the first time in a while last week. We were served by Emily who was an absolute star, her humour and overall charisma really made our experience and lifted our spirits.”
- porridge
“This is a really great place with a funky interior and lots of character. The toasties here were a great deal and were all around £3.50. The builders tea was also £2.50 which made it quite affordable. Would come back again”
- Daniel
“Self-consciously alternative cafe bar. For all the talk in the comments here about being "un-gentrified" it's still 6.30 a pint of the house lager. Not for me but not a bad place. Sandwiches and breakfast rolls looked good.”
- jacob heath strong
“Did the escape room and it was really fun, Ve was a great host! Definitely trying the other room eventually! Also love the nerdy stuff all around”
- Pablo Stanley
“Omg. Favorite place ever. Punk, great vibes, they’re cool with people with laptops, great wifi, filtered batch coffee, give u a discount for refills, vegan options, amazing place”
Hours
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
Good to know
“Cafe, Bar, Venue”
- AccessibilityWheelchair-accessible entrance · Wheelchair-accessible seating · Wheelchair-accessible toilet
Amenities
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
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- Accessibility· 3
- Wheelchair-accessible seating
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
Location
Coffee shops near Presuming Ed's Coffee House
- 0.1 mi
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- Bond Street Coffee4.55820.5 mi£1–10Outdoor seatingVegan options
chocolate chip cookie, vegan baked goods, flat white
- 0.9 mi£10–20Wi-Fi / laptopOutdoor seatingVegan options
latte art coffee, carrot cake, Mexican Benedict
| Place | Rating | Distance | Price | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Presuming Ed's Coffee House | 4.5684 | — | — | toasties, vegan options, coffee beans |
| Glazed - Next Level Donuts And Coffee | 4.7383 | 0.1 mi | — | vegan donuts, caprese sandwich, colombian corn bread |
| Bond Street CoffeeOutdoor seating · Vegan options | 4.5582 | 0.5 mi | £1–10 | chocolate chip cookie, vegan baked goods, flat white |
| The Flour Pot Bakery - FivewaysWi-Fi / laptop · Outdoor seating · Vegan options | 4.2384 | 0.9 mi | £10–20 | latte art coffee, carrot cake, Mexican Benedict |
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