![Facebook]( "Recensione")
Benign circumstance led us to Sugardough. Seeking a parking space in Brighton at Friday lunchtime, hungry children in the back of the car, fed up we headed west imagining a rural pub would have space for us and be more accessible. The bakery caught my eye from the driving wheel and suddenly there was a parking space, right outside. If pies, tarts and treats could bring world peace then this would be a centre of excellence. Beef pie for my pregnant wife, pumpkin feta + rosemary tart for me, spinach & ricotta roll for the girls, all sublime, accompanied with well-dressed salad and delicious pickled beetroot. Flour free chocolate cake, flat white and three child size hot chocolates blended beautifully, not too sweet. Sitting outside on the pavement on a busy road could have been less than ideal but food and friendly service was redeeming. Goodies in the bag bought to take home. Our blessed holi-days continue. These guys have the world at their fingertips. Thank you so much, *we* (en famille) loved it, and we're a crowd not easily pleased x
Without doubt, the finest Artisan Café around. Every pie, croissant, quiche and array of cakes, not to mention the selection of breads, are freshly made each day using the finest organic produce available. You can taste the quality. If you have never been before, you really should try them out.
Whatisthis Googleaccountshit
+5
From the mismatched plates and the ancient sugar tongs, to the formation of flying ducks on a free scrap of wall the Sugardough bread and cake shop is a working bakery. An assembly of charity shop chairs and tables are shoe horned into a tiny shop front along with counter, displays, cooling trays preparation area and the ovens which provide a comforting warmth and the source of the aroma which led us here. The friendly banter of staff mixing with the early morning radio creating a hive of purposeful activity. The serendipitous encounter of human spirit that has built communities for centurie. Movement of people, sounds, aromas, in a complex dance of commerce all of which is eviserated by the reckless imposition of a digital economy. I think I'm a 21st century luddite.
The best cake I've had this year! small cafe and on the pricy side for a tea and cake, but it was truly delicious. Beautiful tea blend with lots of choices. Quiche looks and smells incredible.
I love this place. The pastry’s are delicious and I’ll be making sure I visit every weekend before I relocate. I wish I had found this gem 5 years ago, when I moved to Brighton. Sad to see other people have experienced rude staff, they have always been pleasant when I have visited!
such a nice selection of cakes and bakery
i’ve been here for the first time
everything is freshly prepared and really tasty
Great hidden gem. Went after a sea swim today and sat in. Amazing pastries straight out of the oven. Loved being able to see the baking happening, feel the warm of the ovens and the delicious bakery smells. X
Driving past spotted this cafe/shop and dropped in. Very happy that I did. Great quality cakes, coffee and savouries. This company also run the Cafe at the Royal Pavilion and that was s spit-on pleasure to visit too. Well done folks. Good business.
Came across by accident as we walked into Brighton from Hove and were enticed by the trolleys full of pastries in the window. Popped in for a coffee and spotted all the lovely cakes. Great range pastries, cakes and bread. Would definitely recommend. My only regret is that I had to choose!
Sausage rolls and the mini quiche things are great. Almond croissants are probably the only sweet thing that are decent and the hot cross buns are pretty bangin. Coffee is not worth drinking and the bread is a bit dense for our liking. Overall bit expensive for what you get as there are better coffee places and bakery's near by. For coffee I would recommend Maka (which just opened about a minute walk away.. they also do really good gelato) or Fika (near Hove town hall.. they do the best fried egg sandwich you'll ever eat). You can get good bread at flour pot on 1st ave or Gail's on the corner of George st if you don't want to walk that far.
Second best Croissant in Brighton and Hove!
A Parisian says it 🥸
All breads and Focaccias are freshly baked in store!!
Arrive early 👍🏼
Delicious pastries and lovely service. A must visit when you're in Hove!
Make a reservation
Order online
Find the best restaurant in Hove
An error has occurred! Please try again in a few minutes