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Opposition Restaurant Brighton
Central
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Central • Italian
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4.0/6
4.0/6
Piccolo Restaurant - Hove
Hove
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Hove • Italian
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1.0/6
Pronto in Tavola
Central
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Central • Italian
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5.5/6
5.5/6
Pomodoro Worthing
West Hill
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West Hill • Italian
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5.7/6
5.7/6
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Explore The Lanes for some of best Italian restaurants in Brighton
Brighton’s Italian restaurant scene, and dining-out centre, is by and large concentrated in and around The Lanes, the historic old town bounded by North Street to the north, Ship Street, Prince Albert Street and Market Street to the west, south and east respectively. The Lanes is an area famous for its warren-like network of narrow, largely pedestrian thoroughfares, built-up during Brighton’s 18th-century surge in popularity thanks to its reputation as a spa-town resort. Bars, restaurants, cafes, and venues rub shoulders with boutiques and antique stores in this part of town, and it’s here you can find some of the best Italian restaurants in Brighton. - 2.
Other hotspots for Brighton’s Italian restaurants
If you’re looking for Italian dining at a Brighton restaurant slightly left of centre, head to the east of the sea-side city centre, over the historical thoroughfare known as Old Steine, to the suburb of Kemptown. The district is a couple of blocks deep above Marine Parade and stretches along the coastal King’s Cliff to Black Rock and Brighton Marina, where developments include a couple of choice Brighton Italian restaurants. Kemptown is known as a gay community, with many shops and venues geared toward the queer community, and an artistic and creative hub, holding its own annual street carnival. It’s also home to a number of colourful Italian restaurants that Brighton locals love and you’d do well to get to know. - 3.
Dine alfresco at an Italian restaurant in Brighton
Brighton is well-known throughout the UK for its eyebrow-raising and tan-inducing levels of sunshine compared to the rest of the famously grim British Isles. Temperate overall, Brighton records an average high of 21ºC in August, rarely gets below freezing, and has only a small sprinkling of rain at the seafront – the ran in Brighton falls mainly on the plains, that is on the South Downs’ higher elevations to the north of the city. With Sussex and Brighton among the UK’s sunniest spots, there’s no wonder that many domestic tourists treat Brighton as if it were the Riviera or the Amalfi Coast. With this in mind, it’s safe to look for an Italian restaurant in Brighton with good alfresco seating so you can make the most of the sun and sea-breezes. The proprietors of the best Italian restaurants in Brighton know that streetside dining in this vibrant UK city can be a dealbreaker when diners are choosing where to book a table. - 4.
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