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  1. Rebecca Hunter ★★☆☆☆

    we heard some great things about here but we was really disappointed. coffee was lukewarm and service was really slow. really love the vibe, the cafe was nice and clean. would love to see some improvements in service and quality of drinks.

  2. emily robinson ★★★★★

    I was so impressed by this cafe! All of the sweet treats looked amazing, I tried the apple tart which was delicious and had the chocolate chip cookie which was probably the best cookie I have ever eaten. The portion size was also insane and very good value for money. As for the coffee, you get to choose from the board and I went for the 'gotiti' which was amazing. It was supposed to be reminiscent of black tea but I was shocked at how true this was. I was tempted to go back for another it was that good.

  3. Cat ★★★★★

    top 5 in brighton for sure, it is quite expensive relatively to some coffee shops in town, staff is friendly and the service is quick, the coffee you get is always consistent. Nice pastries. Can buy coffee beans and ground coffee! No WiFi, and no laptops during the weekends - which makes sense as the place is nice and small.

  1. Azzah Alshehri ★★★★★

    I tried this coffee shop and ordered a hot V60 made with Colombian beans. It had a good, smooth taste — really enjoyable! I recommend ⭐️

  2. Dom Smith ★★★★★

    Another banging cafe in Brighton, with some of the best coffee beans if you are on the hunt. Speciality coffee made well, but the flavour and complexity of the coffee itself makes this place a gem. The vibes are always good, especially when the sun is out and people are fighting over a seat on the little benches out front - they are perfect for soaking in the sun and the huddle and bustle of Brighton on the weekend. Seating inside is a little more rustic, opting for a more mis-matched vintage style. It’s comfy and cosy, great for chilling. (Heads up, not really a cafe to work in though, there’s no wifi) The selection of cakes and bakes is not what Bond Street focuses on, but the addition of bite sized cakes to pair with the coffee is fab. Nothing stand out, but the perfect little sweet treat to complement a great cup of coffee. Try dunking! All in all, Bond Street has some of the best coffee in Brighton. Whether they make the best cup is down to preference I guess, but the beans - fab.

  3. Berlin Gal ★★★★★

    Always coming back for more (coffee). Love Bond St Coffee and their exquisite selection of coffee beans, and being able to choose which I want them to brew. My fave go-to place for flat whites in the North Laines!

  1. Alex Bucknall ★★★★★

    One of my favourite coffee shops in Brighton. Cosy atmosphere, expert coffee knowledge and selection. I wouldn't recommend trying to work here, it's better for social visits and catching up with mates. I always buy my coffee beans from here!

  2. Kia Hallaji ★★★★★

    Cracking speciality coffee spot. Coffee-wise they do aeropress, batch filter, and v60, as well as all the milky espresso favourites. Delicious vegan sausage rolls and plenty of vegan and/or GF cake options. Their banana bread is great and packed with walnuts. And their retail is also very welcomed, with everything from your daily necessities such as v69/aeropress filters, to kettles, books, brewers and of course specialty beans. The service was great and the atmosphere was perfect.

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Bond St Coffee is located at 15 Bond St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1RD, UK

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