Pavilion Gardens Café in the heart of Brighton between The Theatre Royal and The Royal Pavilion and adjacent to Brighton Museum, The Dome and The Pavilion Theatre.
A popular summer outdoor meeting place and a thriving attraction for residents, business people and visitors to the City.
Brighton's favourite open-air café is open for the 2009 season, serving the best tea and home-made rock cakes in the city.

 Today at Pavilion Gardens Cafe.

The Pavilion Gardens Café has been serving tourists and locals alike for over sixty-eight years. Situated between the Pavilion and the freshly re-vamped New Road it is at the heart of the city and contributes to its cultural life. We host regular Sunday concerts by brass bands from all over the region, and welcome the cream of the local buskers.

As a little oasis in our now bustling city, busy shoppers, office workers grabbing half an hour of sun, and regulars who have been coming for years, use the café and ensure its continuing evolution. Other cafés in the city seem to come and go like Prime Ministers but we have been here since before the Queen ascended.

Tourists often stumble upon us by accident after seeing the Pavilion and stay to enjoy a civilized coffee. Locals use it as a summer rendezvous that everybody knows. Old people come because they know they can get a “Proper cup of tea” and are sure to see a friendly face.