Brighton among the most expensive cities for coffee

Brighton is one of the most expensive cities for a cup of coffee, a new study has found
Brighton is one of the most expensive cities for a cup of coffee, a new study has found
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Brighton is one of the most expensive cities in the country for a cup of coffee.

A new study reveals it is the third most costly place outside London to get a caffeine fix.

The average price of a cappuccino in Brighton is £3.26.

It comes third after Bristol, in first place at £3.31, and Manchester and Exeter in joint second place at £3.28.

At the other end of the scale is Hull, where a cup of coffee costs an average of £2.51.

The results are part of a wider study into the cost of hybrid working in cities across the UK.

The research, by Savoo, a money-saving website, looked at transport, rent and internet costs to calculate which cities are the most and least affordable.

Full list of cities and cost of a coffee:

  1. Bristol - £3.31
  2. Manchester, Exeter - £3.28
  3. Brighton - £3.26
  4. Cambridge, Sheffield - £3.21
  5. Edinburgh, Portsmouth, Northampton - £3.20
  6. Leeds, Huddersfield - £3.18
  7. Nottingham - £3.09
  8. Leicester - £3.06
  9. Reading, Newcastle - £3.05
  10. Cheltenham, Norwich - £3.03

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