Pad Thai was spot on. Quick service, got my order in under 10 minutes. The sauce was nicely balanced, good wok hei. Perfect for a fast lunch.

The coffee&#39;s good, but the real star was the wine list - a surprisingly thoughtful selection for a casual spot. The upstairs space is lovely, just a bit loud for calls.

Friendly staff and solid coffee. Just popped in for a flat white and a croissant &ndash; both hit the spot. It&rsquo;s become my go-to in Brighton and Hove when I&rsquo;m just wandering around.

A solid spot for a casual bite. The all-day breakfast is the highlight - eggs were spot on, bacon crispy, and the portion is generous for the price. It does get quite busy in that small space, so timing is everything. Staff were lovely and quick.

Proper old-school pub, feels like a real local. Pool table, darts, and plenty of screens for the match. 👍

The owner was really nice to our kids. They brought them some crayons and paper without us even asking. Made the whole dinner a lot easier for us.

The set menu here is a solid deal. Plenty of options, and the portions are huge. I couldn&#39;t finish mine, ended up taking half home. For the price, you definitely get your money&#39;s worth.

Grabbed a burger and fries before the train. Staff were so on it, got us sorted super fast. Perfect for a quick catch-up with mates when you&#39;re pressed for time. The fries were spot on.

Been a few times, always nice. Baristas are polite when it&#39;s quiet.

Great for big office orders. Everything comes in labelled boxes, no mix-ups. Got lunch for the team sorted in no time. Reliable and quick.

Had the &#39;Tea for Two&#39; here for a lazy weekend lunch. It&#39;s a decent spread, nicely presented. The carrot cake portion is huge and pretty good. A pleasant spot to catch up.

The owner&#39;s complimentary liqueur at the end was a nice touch. A smooth digestif, not too sweet. It was a good way to finish.

Cozy spot with a holiday feel. Had a simple lunch and coffee here, watching the boats in the harbour. Just the right kind of relaxed place to unwind.

A nice little cafe with a surf shop. The rustic decor is pleasant. Had a flat white and a bacon roll after a morning walk on the beach - both were pretty good. Staff were friendly, though the coffee came out a touch slower than expected.

Tried the roast beef dinner here for the first time. It was the highlight of my Sunday - the beef was so tender and the gravy was spot on. Really lovely spot for a proper roast.

The lamb tikka masala was packed with flavour, really rich and aromatic. The sauce was the star for sure. Just a shame the lamb pieces were a touch chewy. Still, I&#39;d order it again for that sauce.

Lunch for seven on a wet and windy day. Food was excellent and attractively presented. The service was excellent, with happy, helpful staff, although the restaurant was not crowded at 2.30pm. Importantly, the bar and restaurant rooms were not crammed into the place - there was room to breathe. Also, the carpeted floor in the restaurant area made a huge difference to the acoustics - we could enjoy the food and the conversation.I&#39;d be happy to recommend the Devil&#39;s Dyke to anyone.

Been coming here for years. It&rsquo;s my go-to for a solid breakfast before grabbing a pint. The sausage bap is always spot on, and the beer list keeps me coming back. Simple, reliable, just how I like it.

Afternoon tea was a treat. The sausage rolls were the standout - clearly homemade, flaky pastry and well-seasoned filling. Sandwiches and scones were solid. A nice, leisurely way to spend an afternoon.

Great spot for a quick bite. Service was friendly and fast, perfect for a short lunch break. The casual vibe is nice for watching the street. Food came out quickly, which I really appreciate.

Best coffee in Hove. Rich flavour. Owner&#39;s friendly, makes you feel at home. That&#39;s it really.

The owners really know their stuff, especially when it comes to the wine list. They suggested a glass that paired perfectly with my pasta. Always a warm, genuine vibe here. It&#39;s just a nice spot that makes you feel good.

Cosy little pub, perfect for a quiet drink. The decor is lovely and the music isn&#39;t too loud, which is a big plus for me. Just a nice, relaxed spot to unwind.

The fish was excellent, really fresh and flaky. The chips could&#39;ve been a bit crispier for my liking, but the portion size was generous.

The team here really works together. Got a warm welcome, and they were all so helpful with the menu. Even bagged up my leftovers without me asking. Just felt like everyone was on the same page.

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