Bakery & cakes2TE
Krispy Kreme
Reliable doughnuts, pricier than the freebie hype suggests
6.4/10
Local score
No. 95 of 300 places to eat on r/brighton, from 8 locals across 7 threads.
100% would send a mate. Still recommended in 2026.
Regularly namechecked as a solid, consistent choice, including on Too Good To Go, though a couple of people flag it as more expensive than other reduced-food options and lump it in with unhealthy fast-food chains. Locals know to sign up to the app for a free birthday doughnut. There's a branch at Churchill Square near the crepe and churro stands.
- Go for
- Birthday freebies and a reliable doughnut fix
- Heads up
- Seen as junk food like other fast-food chains
What locals say
I regularly get TGTG from Almoosh on Western Road. Decent sized portion of hot Middle Eastern food. Always delicious. Moshi Moshi and Krispy Kreme are my other reliable faves. Foodilic I’ve had more hits than misses but it can be a bit variable.
…is always good im never disappointed with what i get from them, especially the one on queens road. morrisons and aldi are hit and miss, its just random reduced things mostly, though ive got a few good bits and bobs from them both. krispy kreme is top tier and millies cookies are good, though they are both a bit more on the expensive side. cafe nero bakery bags are usually quite good, especially the one on western road. vero gusto is pretty decent too, good selection of different pizza slices, focaccia etc :-) as a general rule of thumb i avoid…
If he's worried about that he's picking a fight with the wrong establishment. McDonalds, Burger King, KFC, Krispy Kreme,.Wendys, Taco Bell, Popeyes, they're all far unhealthier chains in Brighton. There aren't 13 of them but combined there must be close to that number and Subway are not touching the empty calorie count that those places do. As for his argument that independents are better, there are plenty of independent…
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