Cafes in Falmer

“As others have said, best coffee on campus, the reusable cup scheme is really simple and makes sense, and staff are brilliant! Thanks!”

“The Dhaba cafe has become the unofficial home of all masters anthropology and global studies students since the departmental offices relocated into Arts C. It's the kind of cafe that suits these disciplines well and is decorated with tribal styled pictures and has a number of chunky sofas. I really like this cafe and find that the staff who work here are more friendly than at some of the other locations on campus. There is also easy access to a number of benches outside, if you wanted to enjoy your coffee in the sun. Prices are the standard campus rate for your coffee or tea and I do think that these are a bit steep. This aside, they serve up a fairy wide range of food for a Uni cafe and you can get salads, various cakes alongside a good range of sandwiches and baguettes. They will also make a baguette to your specifications (if they have the ingredients in the fridges). There is also a computer here for accessing your library or emails, which can be handy if you need to check something but don't want to have to fight through the queues for the library PC's. To be fair, there are other places I would go to eat on campus, but it is a nice location to arrange to meet class mates for a post seminar chat and stays open late enough to be a good place to prepare for a presentation for late afternoon seminars, when the cafe has quietened down.”

“Gosh, we had such a great time! My friends and I went to their very first 'Wine Tasting and Dinner'. We had such a good time. The best thing about The Garden Cafe on North Road is the staff, and not just one or two of the staff: All the staff were so very attentive; incredibly so. The food was out of this world good. To be honest, we were drunk! Wine tasting does that to you. You know you had a good time when there are flames on the table, spilt drinks, and happy customers. :) We are definitely going there again!”