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A coffee roaster and cafe in Brighton where Chef Luke Larsson is involved in the culinary offerings.
Luke Larsson is a chef primarily associated with the Kemptown Project and several restaurants in Brighton, UK, including Lucky Khao, Lucky Beach, Redroaster Brighton, and Khao Bird. His culinary work appears to span...
Last updated: 7/3/2026, 5:40:50 AM
Redroaster Brighton is Brighton's original coffee roastery, known for its speciality coffee, all-day brunch, cocktails, and dinner. It operates two venues, with the one at 29a New Road being a modern, beautifully designed restaurant located near the Brighton Dome and Theatre Royal. It's a popular spot for casual dining, offering a reliable choice for everything from a quick coffee to a full meal, including a highly-rated bottomless brunch.
Customers generally praise Redroaster for its excellent coffee, delicious cakes and pastries, and beautifully executed food. The ambiance is described as warm, modern, and pleasant, with friendly and professional service. Many highlight it as a great spot for groups and appreciate the reasonable pricing for the quality. However, some negative feedback includes issues with takeaway coffee cup design, occasional inaccuracies in dish preparation (e.g., missing ingredients like crab), and instances of slow service or challenges with accommodating complex dietary restrictions.
Redroaster is committed to quality coffee, offering decaffeinated options processed using the Swiss Water Decaffeination method. The venue at New Road is noted for its contribution to the revitalization of the area's hospitality scene.
Redroaster is ideal for all-day dining, particularly popular for brunch, including its 'bottomless brunch' offering. It's also a good choice for early brunch before local excursions or for pre-theatre dining due to its proximity to the Theatre Royal and Brighton Dome.
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