I was impressed with the variety on the menu, catering to different diets. The steak I had was cooked to perfection and tasted amazing!

The coffee was a proper surprise, honestly. It&#39;s the closest I&#39;ve found to the stuff back in Melbourne. Just sat there with my flat white for ages, people-watching. Really hit the spot.

Sausage rolls here are a solid quick bite. Good amount of filling, and they have veggie options too. Grabbed one on the go, came out fast. Exactly what you need for a speedy lunch.

The Korean cucumber yakitori was so fresh and crisp, really hit the spot. The pork belly version was tasty too, though a touch heavy for me. The hispi cabbage with black garlic was the standout &ndash; simple, fresh ingredients done right.

The smell of those cinnamon buns the moment you step inside is just everything. Grabbed one with a coffee and sat by the window for ages. The whole place just has a really nice, relaxed feel to it.

The coffee ceremony at the end was a nice touch. It&#39;s a bit of a process, but interesting to watch. Adds something different to the meal.

Nice little spot for a quiet coffee. The mismatched chairs and sofas give it a homely feel, which I liked. My latte was good, nothing fancy, but hit the spot on a slow afternoon.

Lovely relaxed spot for coffee. The vegan cakes are the real star here - tried the lemon polenta slice and it was so good. Staff are nice, not too fussy. Perfect for a quiet afternoon.

Perfectly crispy fish, fried in peanut oil. Right by Brighton station, so handy for a quick bite.

The cocktails are a real highlight. The Purple Rain was a lovely surprise, not too sweet at all. I&#39;d go back just for that. The Pina Colada was nice too.

The salt beef special was massive! Piled high on a ciabatta, really generous with the meat. The mustard mayo and pickles cut through the richness perfectly. Honestly, one of the best sandwiches I&#39;ve had in ages.

A lovely evening. The owners sent over a dessert, which was a nice gesture. I paired it with a glass of their house port&mdash;worked surprisingly well. Service was attentive without being overbearing.

The coffee&#39;s really good, but the main thing for me is the space. It&#39;s got these big windows and high ceilings, feels so open and airy. Just a nice spot to sit for a while with a book.

Got a table without a booking, but yeah, book ahead. Downstairs was nice and quiet. Staff were quick and attentive even though it was packed upstairs. Food came out fast, which was perfect for a quick lunch.

I had the rib eye steak during my visit, and it was cooked to perfection. The attentive service from our waitress Tia made the meal even more enjoyable.

Came here for the chicken tikka masala again. It&rsquo;s just so good, the sauce is rich and creamy every time. That&rsquo;s pretty much the only reason I keep coming back, honestly.

This place has a fantastic atmosphere, and the staff, especially Joe, were incredibly helpful and made our dining experience memorable.

Stopped by for lunch. The bread was fresh and the steak tasted like it came from a local farm. You can really tell they use good ingredients.

Decent portions, fresh ingredients. Quality&#39;s there for the price. Came for a quick solo lunch and left pretty satisfied. Nothing mind-blowing, but solid.

The tom yum soup had a really generous portion of fresh prawns and mushrooms. The broth was flavourful without being too heavy.

The fish and chips are a real treat! The batter is super crisp and the fish is always fresh. My go-to lunch spot in Brighton.

As a meat lover, I was genuinely impressed by their veggie options. The beetroot burger had a nice earthy flavour, and the halloumi one was perfectly salty. Paired it with a local craft lager that cut through the richness nicely. A solid choice even for us carnivores.

Gluten-free bhaji bap was spot on. Bread held up well, which is rare. Good portion for the price. Nice to have a proper choice for once.

Took my granddaughter here for lunch. She was thrilled with the toys, so we could relax. The drinks were spot on &ndash; a crisp white wine that paired nicely with the light pasta we ordered. A solid, family-friendly spot.

Their milkshakes are a treat, but I love that you can blend in fresh fruit. It&#39;s a nice option for something a bit lighter.

The focaccia sandwiches are the move here. Grabbed the chicken one with pesto and chilli jam. Bread was really fresh, and the jam gave it a nice little kick. Solid lunch spot.

The Aperfield Inn offers a fantastic dining experience with friendly staff and delicious food. The chicken burger and mac and cheese were particularly amazing!

The pistachio cheesecake was the highlight. Rich, creamy, and not overly sweet. Service was prompt and the place was quiet enough for a quick business chat. A solid choice for a dessert stop.

First time trying jellied eel here. It was actually decent! Grabbed some whelks and prawns too. Good spot for a quick seafood bite.

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