The bakery in Ditchling Road, Brighton sells thousands of hot cross buns every year – as a Good Friday tradition – with customers waiting patiently for more than an hour to get their hands on them.
Some customers made sure they were ready at the crack of dawn, with some hot cross bun lovers queueing down the street from 6am.
Scroll down and click through to see our photo gallery, showing people in the queue – some camped out on deck chairs and one lady with a wheelbarrow.
1. Ravens Bakery's famous hot cross buns attract dozens of visitors
Ravens Bakery in Brighton was the place to be for dozens of hungry people on Good Friday, as people queued from 6am to get a taste of the famous hot cross buns Photo: Contributed
2. Ravens Bakery's famous hot cross buns attract dozens of visitors
Ravens Bakery in Brighton was the place to be for dozens of hungry people on Good Friday, as people queued from 6am to get a taste of the famous hot cross buns Photo: Contributed
3. Ravens Bakery's famous hot cross buns attract dozens of visitors
Ravens Bakery in Brighton was the place to be for dozens of hungry people on Good Friday, as people queued from 6am to get a taste of the famous hot cross buns Photo: Contributed
4. Ravens Bakery's famous hot cross buns attract dozens of visitors
Ravens Bakery in Brighton was the place to be for dozens of hungry people on Good Friday, as people queued from 6am to get a taste of the famous hot cross buns Photo: Contributed