Vegan
International
Organic
Take-out
Bakery
British
Catering
Fusion
Breakfast
Vegetarian cafe turned vegan in Jan 2018, this is a workers cooperative that's part of the Infinity Foods Cooperative Ltd. Serves breakfast, hot lunches, freshly pressed juice to-order, smoothies, drinks with variety of plant milk choices. Sample foods include Indian thali, mezze platter, salad bowl, bbq pulled pork jackfruit sandwich, gluten-free focaccia bread, sweets and cakes. Makes most things from scratch, from mayonnaise to bread. Reported closed, Aug 2019.
61 Reviews
First Review by Foxtrot
Miggi
Points +2689
Worth it - Edit
Ethical, organic, fair trade veggie food. Yes, it is a bit expensive but portions are usually very generous and very tasty. We've never had a bad meal at this cafe.
Read morePros: Vegan options, Ethical organisation, Good cake
Cons: Pricey, Can be very busy
Guest
LauraFox
Points +47
maybe a tad expensive - Edit
We visited infinity foods cafe twice on our recent trip to Brighton. The breakfasts here are amazing, and although maybe a little highly priced is definetly worth it. My boyfriend tried a sandwich which i think was sausage and onion and that go the thumbs up from him. From what i've heard, it can get busy. We got there early on and it was quiet both times. Good cake selection- waitress even rang the person who made the cakes to double check it was vegan. which sadly for me it wasn't- someone had put the wrong label on it :( Quite a good range on menu. Friendly staff.
Read morePros: good vegan selection, Vegetarian Cafe
Cons: maybe a tad expensive
Guest
Shockingfish
Points +118
Worthy food - Edit
The food served at Infinity can be really expensive and on the worthy side of vegan eating (I like wholefood as much as anyone...) It does have a great selection of vegan cakes and the vegan BLT's are out of this world. Its just very expensive (it must be due to the amount of organic ingredients that they use!)
Read morePros: ethical, local food , part of a co-op
Cons: really really expensive, worthy food
Guest
raphalla
Points +768
Our Favourite - Edit
This is our favourite restaurant/cafe in the town. The food is tasty and healthy. The price and the portion of food are both reasonable.
Read moreYou order and pay for the food at the counter and the staff will send the food to you.
Pros: Food
Guest
camerongreen
Points +292
Enjoyable Lunch - Edit
A friend and I went here for lunch. We were half an hour late for breakfast and they weren't willing to make one for us, so we both ended up having the veggie BLT (Bacon Lettuce and Tomato) Sandwich.
Read moreWas very well put together, the roasted cherry tomatoes around the edge were divine. I was a bit dubious, but it was delicious.
Not a wide menu but certainly this dish was very good. I'd give them 3 1/2 if the scoring system allowed due to the limited menu, and not letting us have a late brekky after coming up from London, but think they are closer to 4 than 3.
Pros: Co-op!, Funky
Cons: Busy, Menu limited
Guest
Sernicki
Points +394
Worth a debate - Edit
After reading other reviews and also having been in this place a few times over the years my opinion does sway a little. Yes, it is a great ethical co-operatvive with very eco friendly policies and standards in their cafe. Sustainable wood, biodegradable cleaners, recycled and other amimal, human and enviromental friendly materials.These are great things to have and all establishments should be moving towards these high standards. However the food is very over priced and out of reach of the person on a low income, single parent or others on certain benefit packages that means they cannot afford this level of pricing.
Read moreAt first i thought 2 coffees and 2 slices of cake for about £10.50 was ok but at the moment i am earning a good wage and will soon be a student again and this will be out of my league.
THe food selection is good for a cafe, very fresh, healthy and plenty of vegan options which is great for me. I had a bowl of soup recently which was lentil, cocconut and lime which was great.
It is a shame that this place is out of reach for the low income worker, parents and others who are not in a position to be able to afford a healthy diet. Maybe Infinity needs to redress this as i use their warehouse where the food is very cheap at bulk price and is the best way to afford wholefoods.
If anyone from Infinity reads these reviews please consider the working class population, the people on benefits and others who cannot earn London City wages.
Pros: Healthy, Vegan friendly, organic
Cons: very expensive, not community friendly
Guest
Foxtrot
Points +73
Overpriced - Edit
There's no doubting the ethics of this place, but £4 for a slice of cake which tastes mostly of margarine and icing sugar is really pushing it.
Read morePros: location, vegan options, ethics
Cons: expensive, not much flavour in food
Guest
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