We have partnered up with some fantastic suppliers which we are all extremely excited about. Making sure that we work with the best, ethical brands is extremely important to us. See below why we are working with these companies.
Hand Roasted in Brighton exclusively for Oeuf Café by Pelicano Coffee.
Oeuf’s own coffee blend was designed by our team having tasted a range of different origin beans until we found what was right for us.
Blend: Brazil, Natural 60% & Colombia, Washed 40%
Tasting notes: Milk Chocolate, Praline, Lemon
The Good Egg Fellas is an award-winning independent free range egg producer and supplier that sells direct from its farm to households and businesses across the UK. We are proud to supply households and discerning commercial market with our premium free range eggs.
ChalkStream®️ grows fine English trout on the world famous Test and Itchen Rivers in Hampshire. Slow grown for 2 years in fast flowing pure chalk stream water, their artisan-farmed trout are fit and lean with a unique, clean taste.
Their bakers are not the only artisans in the business. The chefs in their production kitchen have years of experience from every corner of the restaurant and catering sectors and produce an ever changing range of handmade sweet and savoury products with the same level of passion and commitment as their bakers.
Hoogly Tea is a Brighton based brand with a Nordic twist, high quality teas are enhanced with a naturally indulgent taste and aroma. All their teas are hand blended and packed in the South East of England, they are ethically sourced and fairly traded. Fully biodegradable tea pyramids are soil association certified made out of a plant extract, no plastic in our tea bags.
We are delighted to welcome Linden Tree Flowers to join us in our entranceway at Oeuf – they will be offering beautiful floral arrangements for every occasion. Whether it is fresh blooms on the weekends or dried statement pieces and plants during the weekdays, they will have something beautiful for you.
In the lea of the South Downs, in Ditchling, East Sussex, Court Gardens Farm has a long history of farming. In Saxon times the farm was known as the Manor of Ditchling Garden, from the middle ages to the reformation it was held by the monks at the priory in Lewes. After a short spell owned by the crown the farm became known as Court Garden.
The Mix was borne out of a frustration that Bloody Marys are generally badly made and don’t taste great. Or are really hard to make at home because you don’t have all the ingredients. Bloody Bens Bloody Mary Mix solves these problems, it’s the ingredient for perfect Bloody Marys.
Born in London, made in Sussex.
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