Nine Rolls

Stepping into Nine Rolls on Duke Street is like slipping into a little pocket of Brighton where time slows just enough to savor something truly satisfying. The space, while cozy and often bustling with a steady stream of locals and visitors alike, buzzes with a quiet energy—conversations hum softly beneath the sounds of fresh pastries being prepared. It’s a spot where the pace of the city outside softens; you might find yourself lingering over a well-crafted croque or a perfectly baked sausage roll, caught in the warmth of an honest, homey atmosphere.

The charm here lies in its comforting simplicity and the care woven into each offering. There’s an unpretentious joy in watching familiar classics transformed — flaky sausage rolls with distinctive fillings, crisp yet tender brunch bap sandwiches, and rustic pastries that call to mind the kind of food made with hands that know their craft. Whether you're sheltering from a rainy Brighton afternoon or grabbing a bite to fuel a day of wandering, Nine Rolls invites you to pause with something both hearty and thoughtfully simple.

It’s a place where the hum of the kitchen blends with genuine, attentive service, even when the shop is busy and space tight, creating a sense of a shared moment — one that’s about more than just filling up. You leave feeling quietly pleased, carrying with you a reminder that sometimes the best local spots are those that feel just a little like a secret worth discovering again and again.