Cafe Zio

Very approachable staff. Lovely authentic interior. Limited seating, (not wheelchair accessible/ restricted mobility friendly). Only slightly pricier (£2-£5 per head) than other eateries in town, but flavours of salad and a delicious creamy chicken pie were excellent. N.B. This is, likely, the only really good (upmarket) eatery in an otherwise out of town area.

For years I have driven past and thought I must go in there one day, today I did (perfect treat after a hospital appointment) sometimes it is possible to get tired of the city if you have one of those days I prescribe you a visit to Marmalade, it's no wonder Paddington said it was his favourite... adored the gallery seating above the counter, the super friendly workers and some great produce not just awesome pastries like Pastel De Nata but meals to heat at home or deli goods. The Cortado was absowoofly fab-u-lous. After grabbing your coffee stroll around this lovely area and remind yourself how damn good Brighton is.....

The second you enter Marmalade you’re faced with the most delicious looking pastries, cakes and sandwiches; one looking tastier than the next. That’s before you see the board of all other dishes offered, making your decision even more difficult. I had scrambled eggs with bacon on toast, carrot cake and a latte and was greatly satisfied with all. Such a cosy and unique but somehow familiar interior, perfect for chats with friends, reading or studying. Would recommend to anyone visiting/living in Brighton.