Moksha Caffe

You'll find yourself on York Place, that quiet stretch between the North Laine's chaos and the seafront's calm, where Moksha sits doing the kind of brunch that doesn't need Instagram angles to impress. The space feels lived-in rather than designed—natural light floods through big windows, the crowd's a proper mix of regulars nursing flat whites and groups lingering over shakshuka. There's an ease to it all, from the knowledgeable staff to the unfussy but carefully considered menu. It's the sort of place that gets rammed on Saturday mornings because people actually want to be there, not because it's fashionable.