Redroaster - (Near East Sussex, South East)

5 /5 joanna wadi: I came here to celebrate my birthday with a group of 10, and we had such a great time! Some of us did the bottomless brunch while others opted for the regular dining menu, and everything was spot on. The staff handled our large group really well, and the service was smooth and friendly throughout. Great atmosphere, delicious food and drinks—it was the perfect place for a celebration. Would definitely recommend for birthdays or a fun get-together!

5 /5 M4l2K T4N: Excellent cafe bistro serving beautiful wonderfully executed food. We stopped by for an early brunch before heading to seven sisters. We did an ice turbo which is like an iced mocha with good caffeine and laced with hazelnut, and an iced strawberry matcha (what a pretty presentation). For food, we tried the pulled pork Benedict with potato pave, a roast pork sandwich with maple coated roast potatoes and roasted Brussel sprout salad side, and a warm chicken salad. Overall very delicious… although I think the roast pork in the sandwich is the same as the pulled pork in the Benedict… would have been good to actually be roast pork. Service impeccable and friendly. Warm ambience filled with smiles and happy laughter from tables around us.

5 /5 Vivien Goodwin: We were a group of 8 having Sunday brunch at Redroaster (side of the Dome) in Brighton before returning home. We had spent a fun weekend celebrating the lovely bride to be in our group. Brunch was the icing on the cake. The staff was uniformly polite, professional, and genuinely cheerful. The food was delicious and truly reasonably priced for the locale and quality of the ingredients. I had the hot fish wrap and it was something I would definitely come back and eat again!! According to a few of my fellow diners the Bloody Mary’s were very good, indeed. Great for a group. So relaxed. And no hassle paying individually. Highly recommend!

3 /5 Jane Stuckey: We found the Redroaster just by the Theatre Royal. I can not eat wheat, gluten, dairy, or soya. I explained this to the first waitress, who found another waitress, We then waited 10 more minutes to get menus, as the waitress drifted past us with menus for other customers. We eventually got her attention & managed to order food after 20 minutes. I ordered the steak with salad, as this was about all I could eat safely, my son the chilli crab linguini with fries on the side. We got our "large" pepsis, which were less than half a pint. Mine was only just over half full, as I didnt want ice on a cold day. The food arrived, but the pepper sauce was in a metal ramakin on the plate, but it contained dairy. I did double-check & I couldnt have it. I had to ask for any dressing on the mixed leaves, no other salad with the steak. It was disappointing. I ordered a second drink. I watched 3 waitresses chatting for 10 minutes while I waited for my drink. I did catch the waitresses eye eventually & she gave me the look of oh, I forgot your drink. We had finished our food by the time it arrived. We paid the bill & got to the Theatre on time.