Munchies' Craft | Cat Cafe & Bar

Staff was so lovely and Alex the dog made the experience 10x better. I haven't had many pancakes in Brighton but I can tell you that these were the best I've ever had anywhere. Everything went perfectly together and the pop of colour in the pancakes made this so much better. We went after seeing a photo of their blue pancakes but on the day we went we got pink pancakes (perhaps they ran out of blue colouring) but we didn't mind this at all 🙌 They also do Turkish tapas which the table next to us got and that looked very appetising too. The cafe is small but feels really homely and is very unique and quirky. A hidden gem (or not so hidden) gem in Brighton!

It was lunch time, we were hungry, we wanted to eat somewhere a bit special and we found it here. It might have been just a sandwich and a drink to some but to us it was an experience and a memory of our weekend in Hove/Brighton. The fact that the sandwiches and the service were spot on was a bonus. As for the resident dog Alex, I dare you not to fall for those eyes.....

What a hidden Gem, The food and drinks were amazing. Been here on Sunday for brunch as i have heard a lot about their pancakes and decided to just try our chance to see if we could find a space. The moment we arrived they were so busy but they still tried their best to accommodate us. Luckily we get to experience and try their breakfast. I tried their big breakfast with salmon and my friend had the vegan one. We loved the fact that it was gluten free. What can i say! I have not tried pancakes put together this well with pack full of flavour. Also top notch service carried on until we leave. All staff and the owner Ash was incredibly friendly. It was the highlight of our Brighton trip. Definitely will be back!

It’s cosy, so if you pop in here on a weekend for brunch expect it to be busy, and tbh the cosines adds to the comfortable vibe. We didn’t go for the Turkish tapas, so I can’t comment on that, but the neon cafe menu is still pretty Turkish influenced which is nice. The Turkish coffee was delicious (don’t stir it, you want the grounds in it to settle to the bottom, and definitely don’t try to empty the cup or you’ll get a mouth full of grit!) The shakshuka was nice, but the standout was the pink pancakes! Paired with bacon and a poached egg they were absolutely delicious. I’ll be back to have these again for sure! Four of us were sat on a combination of a sofa and two foot stools, which while not ideal for eating was still doable, and we had a nice coffee table in front of us.