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Trading Post Coffee Brighton

Offers multiple settings in Brighton's South Laines. Specialising in organic, sustainable and delicious coffee served alongside brunches, lunches and cakes.

Trading Post Coffee Brighton – The Lanes and North Laine

Trading Post Brighton opened in Brighton in 2017 and since then has become one of the city’s go-to for coffee, with five coffee houses across Brighton and Hove and voted among the best brunches in Brighton and Hove at the 2025 BRAVOS.

The independent coffee house group has locations in the Lanes, North Laine, at Brighton Station, outside Churchill Square and on Western Road, as well as locations outside of Brighton, in nearby Chichester, Horsham, Lewes and Worthing. Their signature coffee is hand-roasted by their second-generation Italian roaster. Each cafe combines rustic charm with a thoroughly modern menu that satisfies the thriving cafe culture’s demand for quality.

over head shot of the table laid out with brunch dishes at Trading Post Coffee

Three city venues | Trading Post Brighton

There are five Trading Post Coffee Brighton shops, all handily located in the main shopping areas of the city. The first and original can be found on Ship Street, it offers plenty of outside seating in the summer and two floors of seating inside.

interiror shot of the Trading Post Coffee

The second to open in 2019 is on Kensington Gardens, this quirky building is a people-watching paradise. But the real gem of Kensington Gardens is the rooftop terrace with spectacular views over the top of the North Laine. In 2020, the Sydney Street roastery opened, then followed by a coffee house at Brighton Station, the Pod outside Churchill Square and lastly, the Trading Post Coffee Roasters coffee house on Western Road opened in early 2024.

 shot of the peiple on the rooftop at Tradinf Post Coffee at Kensington Gardens ro

Food at Trading Post Coffee

The menu at Trading Post Brighton is a thoroughly modern take that meets the demands required of contemporary cafe culture. Food is freshly prepared and sourced as locally as possible with an emphasis on sustainable ingredients, and plenty of vegetarian and plant-based options. All Brighton locations are open from 7.30am daily, serving a Brighton breakfast and plenty of that signature wake-up fuel. Kitchens close after lunch at 3.30pm on weekdays and 4pm at the weekends.

side shot of the couple of brunch dishes including toast, poached eggs, full english and coffees

A Morning in the North Laine: Brittany enjoys brunch at Trading Post Coffee Roasters

Breakfast, brunch and lunch at Trading Post Coffee

You’ll find the menu at Trading Post Brighton is thoroughly modern and catering to a broad dietary base. There are full English, vegetarian and vegan breakfasts as well as hearty brunch dishes and again here there’s a strong consideration for the vegan bruncher.

side shot of the english full

You’ll also find some healthy and tasty salad options and sandwiches to keep you going through lunch. And of course, what would a mid-shopping trip coffee break be without some freshly made cake?

coffee shot at Trading Post Coffee

You’ll also find plenty of gluten free options to choose from at Trading Post Brighton.

Reviews

  1. ivanka majic

    If you need to meet someone for a coffee and a chat this is a great option. Plenty of space, great coffee, and a great selection of treats.

  2. Caroline

    Love this new addition to the Brighton cafe scene! The coffee, brunch and cake selection are great and it’s the perfect place to do some work out of the office – especially upstairs.

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