Cafe Murano - Hassocks

We had a very cheerful time in the Cafe Murano which has a quirky and interesting interior. We were served promptly by a lady with a wonderful sense of humor. As international foodies, our expectations were not high, but we were surprised. There is a limited menu but the tomato and basil soup was excellent, the breakfast used quality ingredients and was perfectly well prepared. Most important, the cappuccino was jolly good.

This little cafe ought to be a gem, but the owner is such a miserable looking man, it is hard to enjoy the experience he offers, you feel as you are sitting there as if you have deeply offended him, simply by walking in and ordering. But, times are a changing, and unless he mends his ways, someone who lives very near will drive him out of business in a pop up cafe over the road. I and many others would prefer to patronise somewhere with a warmer welcome.

The coffee and food here are outstanding. I’m not sure where they source their smoked salmon, but the Nordic breakfast is simply amazing! I can’t recommend this place highly enough.

Charming little shabby chic café and shop. The garden is quirky and beautiful, and the staff is friendly. There are copies of Vogue in the clean and fresh restroom. Overall, it was a delightful visit.

I've visited this restaurant twice. The first time, we were served by a very kind Canadian woman who prepared delicious sandwiches and a delightful salad. On my second visit, a similarly pleasant gentleman was working alone and crafted an amazing turkey stew accompanied by some wonderful bread (I couldn't help but overindulge!). As for the coffee, it was simply divine. It's a charming spot, and the background music was quite impressive as well.