I’m struggling to find one team, need a recommendation, no chains, not Donatello etc and definitely not the endless supply of Persian run attempts, a proper Italian in the B & H area, any ideas or suggestions?
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[Food] Authentic Italian Restaurant in B & H
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Shoreham is the same. SOuless. No recommendations I'm afraid.
I cook better Italian myself.
Fiorre di latte in Worthing is mostly Pizza, but at least it's actually Italian, and very good.
I cook better Italian myself.
Fiorre di latte in Worthing is mostly Pizza, but at least it's actually Italian, and very good.
Cin Cin?
HantsSeagull
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Casalingo - Preston Street. No pizza.
It’s not in B&H, but La Galleria in Shoreham comes close if you don’t mind travelling out a bit. Few pints in the Duke of Wellington first then 5 minute walk to LG.
You've not eaten Italian food before have you? Although after a skinful in the Duke you could be excused
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Good one
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Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Good shout, this was going to be my recommendation.
I'm not a massive fan of Italian tbh, pasta and pizza rather bores me. But the Filetto de Rossini there is to DIE for.
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Good shout
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Live by the sea
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Francos on hove seafront near king Alfred
Weststander
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I asked the same question recently of a retired Italian restauranteur in the city.
He rated Casalingo but said the service has fallen away. Number one choice is Semola in Hove (Church Road between First and Second Avenues).
We liked it there, you pay for what you get, it’s pricier than the stag/hen do Italian restaurants.
He rated Casalingo but said the service has fallen away. Number one choice is Semola in Hove (Church Road between First and Second Avenues).
We liked it there, you pay for what you get, it’s pricier than the stag/hen do Italian restaurants.
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I find that reassuring, thank you
Weststander
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I asked the same question recently of a retired Italian restauranteur in the city.
He rated Casalingo but said the service has fallen away. Number one choice is Semola in Hove (Church Road between First and Second Avenues).
We liked it there, you pay for what you get, it’s pricier than the stag/hen do Italian restaurants.
Italian chefs & owners.
He rated Casalingo but said the service has fallen away. Number one choice is Semola in Hove (Church Road between First and Second Avenues).
We liked it there, you pay for what you get, it’s pricier than the stag/hen do Italian restaurants.
Italian chefs & owners.
Weststander
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Wall to wall top reviews too.
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Authentic as in owners,chefs and staff all Italian plus alot of the customers Italian too? I'll have some of that.
For mainly pizza try Nanninella in Preston Street.Authentic Italian / Neopolitan.
You can see just by their Trip Advisor rating this is a place not to be missed.
Wear a Napoli top and you will get great service.
Also VIP near Revenge Club mainly for Pizza.
Fatto a Mano for Pizza.
For mainly pizza try Nanninella in Preston Street.Authentic Italian / Neopolitan.
You can see just by their Trip Advisor rating this is a place not to be missed.
Wear a Napoli top and you will get great service.
Also VIP near Revenge Club mainly for Pizza.
Fatto a Mano for Pizza.
It’s already been mentioned but I am a big fan of Cin Cin.