Infinity Foods Kitchen

Saturdays in Brighton are BUSY which means many of the small cafes fill up fast. We'd hoped to try nearby Idyea but it was full so we wandered down the road until we found Infinity Foods Kitchen.

Here, we ordered a thali each (£9) and took it up to the busy seating area upstairs (there are also a couple of stools downstairs and some outdoor seating available). The food was good - big portions, variety of textures, subtly spiced flavours, a poppadom on top. Plus the crunchy slaw, two dressings and sticky spiced nuts added texture to the lentil dhal and cauliflower curry.

If you're looking for an authentic Indian thali you might want to go elsewhere but as a quick, tasty and filling lunch in nice surroundings with friendly people you can't go wrong here.

Visited in December 2016, each having the full vegan 'all day breakfast'. The cafe itself is rather stark, with bare board walls upstairs and no attempt at comfort in seating. Cannot vouch for other food on this visit, but the breakfast was not brilliant, overly reliant on a pile of devilled tofu accompanied by a 'sausage' which seemed to be made from the same stuff. The coffee was very bitter (I always drink black, so know a nice coffee!). View over the street from our bench upstairs sort of made up for lack of atmosphere in the cafe itself.

Great freshly prepared food with very original offer that changes over the days. The lunch deal (one main with 2 sides) for 8,50£ is definitely worth it.

There are also sandwiches to take away.

Very centric, lovely food and great staff.

Today I tried Infinity Foods Kitchen for the first time. The raw avocado and coconut cake was delicious!

I also tried one stew so I can't say, that all of them would be the same, but this one wasn't something exciting to come back for, just simple stew as I would eat at home, only more expensive :D

As there are lots of great reviews I think I will come back to try something else.

Updated from previous review on 2016-11-08

A good variety of options, seating outside and possibly upstairs too.

A big shame that they are still supporting the dairy industry, and the abuse of the animals and the environment, that comes with it :-(

Ate here today, nice little place with outside seating to watch the world go by down the Lanes. We ate vegan scones with jam & a pot of tea. Very reasonably priced. Lots of tasty food to choose from. Would definitely go back.

Nice to have a choice of vegan sandwiches as well as salads and jacket potatoes. Cake options too. Great for lunch.

Had a hugh mezze plate, really good food, best quality, nice prize.
The bistro is small, but has a good view on the crowdy old town lane.

They had a refurb last year, I used to love this place. There seems to be less seats and the menu is harder to work out. I had spinach and mushroom on toast last time. It was a bit bland and the toast very soogy. I've had it before and really liked it.

This is my favourite eatery in Brighton. With its superb, tasty, mouth-watering vegetarian food and excellent service!

What else could one want?

My favorite vegan carrot cake! i can't say anything less than Thank You to whoever makes it! :)

I came here with a local friend on her recommendation for vegan breakfast/brunch and loved it. I had some really tasty scrambled tofu and portobello mushroom with roasted polenta slices, but was intrigued by the delicious full vegan breakfast my friend had. I also thoroughly enjoyed their peanut butter and pistachio vegan cheesecake! I would definitely go here again.

Great place but the only desserts they have are cake. Cake is bread. I don't want bread for dessert. I want custards, puddings, pies - anything that is not cake. The bakewell tart is cake with too much icing on top.

This is a great place for fresh and flavoursome food, with good portion sizes. Good daily selection and nice staff

very good vegan food.
not only classic english breakfast with vegan sausages, also the sandwiches are great and don't try to finish that vegan chocolate cake after you've had a complete breakfast. you'll fail! :)
still, you'll be happy to have the cake with you in a nice paper take away box when you feel hungry again during the day.

super friendly staff, i felt completely comfortable.

This cafe has nice premises, I especially like the upstairs seating where you are away from noise and can look out at the quirky street below. There is a good selection both in food, cakes and tea.
All ingredients are organic, and almost all the dishes are vegan. I usually go here for cake, because they do sugar free cakes, but the food is splendid as well.
And they have wifi, which is not always the case in Brighton.

As a vegan it's hard to find anything but a vegan chocolate or cheese cake, a muffin or flapjack anywhere. Even vegetarian restaurants often have a *very* limited chioce of vegan desserts. Obviously it's different at vegan restaurants and cafes but also at Infinity Foods Cafe.

I was so overwhelmed by the choice that I ordered the weirdest sounding cake: the lime, coconut & passion fruit cake. It was very silly of me. I just had this very childish impulse to take something I can't get anywhere else while in fact I don't like passion fruit and the combination with coconut and lime doesn't sound appealing to me either. So, obviously, I didn't actually like the cake but that was definitely not the fault of the place nor of the cake. It was a good cake - it tasted fresh and definitely of passion fruit, coconut and lime. If you like these ingredients I'm sure you'll love the cake.