Looking for a Brighton breakfast venue? Look no further than All Bar One Brighton…

When it comes to breakfast, sometimes the same old coffee and toast can get rather tedious. And this is why when we were invited to All Bar One Brighton to sample their breakfast for our next meeting, I jumped at the chance. A new Brighton breakfast venue? What could be better?

From the quintessential yet quirky and eclectic decor, to the wide variety of choice on the Menu, All Bar One Brighton would convert even the most stringent of breakfast-haters. We arrived, and it was relatively quiet, largely due to the time of the morning- at 9am people are either at work or cherishing a lay in, but this meant we had a good choice of seats and it was not too noisy to disturb our meeting.

The waitress was absolutely lovely, showing us to our table and fetching us drinks right away- I went for a breakfast tea, Danielle for a green tea, and Emma for an orange juice- at just £1.95 for a large pot of tea, and £2.50 for a generous glass of orange juice, this was more than reasonably priced. The breakfasts were all of a very reasonable price too- at between £4.25 and £7.50 they are cheaper than a lot of other Brighton breakfast venue choices- and a lot nicer too.

I went for the grilled Camembert tostada, a delicious toasted bread with grilled Camembert, plum tomatoes and basil, and priced at a reasonable £5.25. Emma chose the buttermilk pancakes which were drizzled in a sumptuous maple syrup and buried beneath juicy blueberries, strawberries and slices of banana.

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This costs a mere £5.75 for three pancakes. Danielle opted for the Vegetarian breakfast- one of the most expensive yet also no purse-buster price of £7.50. This included vegetarian sausages, free range eggs, portobello mushrooms, plum tomatoes and baked beans.