Best Italian restaurant, Brighton and Hove - please

[Triggaaar]

Any recommendations for decent Italian food please

 

[Jack Straw]

Although with a reputation of being "cheap and cheerful", Donatellos takes a lot of beating. Al Duomo is a little up-market, but the food is not a lot better than Donatellos if at all. And they've pumped a lot of money in to the Albion.

 

[Westdene Seagull]

La Tana in Patcham has never disappointed and there's a very broad menu.

 

[BensGrandad]

Duo Topolino closed and I am sure that I read Angelos sister had opened an Italian opposite the old one. I would expect that to be good. I personally like Buonne Appertito in Burgess Hill and they have a branch at Palmeria Sq which is quite good.

 

[mylesfdo]

Donatellos as above for "cheap and cheerful" or their sister restaurant Pinnochios.
La Capannina off St James St also good.
Heard Fatto Mano on London Rd also good.
Then you obv got Jamie's which was nice last time I went all be bit overpriced imo.
Also a few smaller ones around Palmeria Square that are good but tbh I cant remember names!!

 

[beorhthelm]

Although with a reputation of being "cheap and cheerful", Donatellos takes a lot of beating. Al Duomo is a little up-market, but the food is not a lot better than Donatellos if at all. And they've pumped a lot of money in to the Albion.

given most of it is pasta or pizza, Italian should be cheap and cheerful.

 

[knocky1]

Franco's along from the Neptune is brilliant but he is neither cheap and certainly not cheerful. He sources good quality food and it's a comfortable, little place.

 

[SK1NT]

Casalingos preston street is always has good food and cosy nice ambiance

 

[Chicken Run]

Franco's along from the Neptune is brilliant but he is neither cheap and certainly not cheerful. He sources good quality food and it's a comfortable, little place.

No thanks!

 

[Cadiz Seagull]

10% off at Donatellos for ST holders

 

[knocky1]

Franco's along from the Neptune is brilliant but he is neither cheap and certainly not cheerful. He sources good quality food and it's a comfortable, little place.

https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Resta...ranco_s_Osteria-Hove_East_Sussex_England.html

 

[The Merry Prankster]

Cin Cin - Vine Street.

 

[Westdene Seagull]

Duo Topolino closed and I am sure that I read Angelos sister had opened an Italian opposite the old one. I would expect that to be good. I personally like Buonne Appertito in Burgess Hill and they have a branch at Palmeria Sq which is quite good.

I assume you mean Buon Appetito in Palmeria Sq and in which case I can honestly say it's the worst Italian I've ever been to ( possibly barring one in Egypt ).

 

[Triggaaar]

Franco's along from the Neptune

Which is where?

 

[whitelion]

Which is where?

Kingsway Hove opposite Sussex pub.

 

[Luke93]

Zizzi has ever let me down!

 

[The Large One]

Si Signore in Sydney Street.

Definitely.

 

[The Large One]

Then there's Pronto In Tavola in Waterloo Street.

An undiscovered gem. Looks a bit shite from the outside; excellent food served within.

 

[Sussexscots]

I assume you mean Buon Appetito in Palmeria Sq and in which case I can honestly say it's the worst Italian I've ever been to ( possibly barring one in Egypt ).

There's also a branch of Buon Appetito in St James's St which is very good..

 

[fbennettodlum]

Best Brighton Pizzerias IMO

#1 Fatto A Mano - London Road + Church Road
#2 VIP Pizza - Old Stein
#3 Bella Napoli - Marina
#4 Franco Manca - North Laine
#5 Nu Posto - West Street