One of the best places I have ever eaten. High quality food, and charming service. The vegan…read moreafternoon tea was a masterpiece of interesting flavours and beautifully presented. The waitress described all the foods to us and offered suggestions. Price is reasonable considering the price. We couldn't have asked for a better experience. If your in the sussex and surrey area drop in it was reviewed in the West Sussex Today, The Littlehampton Gazzette, Worthing Herald, Argos, Pulborough News, Midhurst and Petworth News, West Sussex County Times, Sussex News Broadwater News Bramber News, and received wonderful. reviews.

I ordered ham and mushroom pizza and the chef started licking the cheese , the pizza was soggy…read moreafter it. I had to wait 78 minutes and 12 seconds just to get my drink. i would rate it 5 stars if he licked my pizza more

Service was friendly, and efficient given how busy it was…read more The pizzas however were very ordinary and very wet and sloppy, the tomato sauce was far too wet for pizza but would be ok as a base for a ragu of some type and the toppings were quite sparse (including the mozzarella) The garlic and rosemary fries were nothing special and obviously frozen french fries. And £6.50 for a half pint of draught lager a little pricey. £7.50 for a small ice cream dessert far too much.

Delicious pizza made in a wood-fired oven right before our eyes. The portions were generous for the…read moreprice. Also tried their homemade lemonade. It was a little too sour for my taste, but seemed to pair well with the pizza.

Amazing food, terrific ambiance and phenomenal service!! The pizzas are always perfect. The wine…read moreplentiful. I never leave this place unsatisfied.

Morelli Zorelli is a lovely pizza place, on the corner of Brunswick Street West in Hove. (I'm a…read morelittle bit gutted as I used to go to BIMM, which is on this very street, incredibly envious of the uni students that get to go there on their lunch breaks!) They do delivery, takeaway and there's even a cute little seating area downstairs (which fits around 20 people) if you fancy sitting down! There's a real family vibe to the place, it's quite small (and I understand they can get quite busy), and you can watch your pizza being made behind the counter - which I'm always a fan of, feels quite authentic. The staff were friendly and accommodating (even when I asked too many questions!). The place is a mixture of a restaurant/cafe/takeaway and they sell a whole range of products: Organic & Vegan Drinks, Desserts & Sides Dishes, and of course what they're best know for: Artisan Sour Dough Pizza, available in Vegan & Gluten Free options! I had the 20″ Pizza: Vegan Chicken & Pesto and I wasn't entirely sure what to expect, vegan cheese can be pretty hit & miss, and I was also aware a friend of mine isn't the biggest fan of 'Cheezly' cheese. But, I went in not expecting to love it or hate it... Aaand I loved it. The slices were HUGE, so had to be sort of folded in half to be picked up. The base was soft, but not not stodgy. And the crusts were crispy, but also a little chewy - just how I like it. Toppings wise, the addition of Vegan chicken was absolutely lovely (previous Vegan pizzas I've had haven't had any "meat substitutes"), and something I would most definitely have again, or replicate myself if I were to make my own pizza at home. I've noticed a lot of pizza places putting rocket on top of pizza's, which I'm pretty into as a massive rocket lover (even when it's a little wilted from from being in a warm box for a while). I also had the Cheese Twists: "Twisted Dough Balls" - I'll be totally honest, these didn't really look like twists, nor dough balls, but they did taste pretty damn good & the "cheese" in these (Cheezly's Mozarella) was melty in amongst the dough. There was also the option to get these with Cheese + Mushroom/(Vegan) ham... I don't like mushrooms and have never tried Vegan ham so decided to keep it simple and just go with cheese. For dessert I went for the Nutella Calzone: Nutella Pizza Dessert and this was straight up delicious! I sorta wish I had eaten it fresh as it was a little chewy around the edges by the time I was ready for dessert, I think some Booja Booja Vegan Ice cream on the side (which Morelli Zorelli also sell) to moisten it up a bit would have been a good call... Will have to remember that for next time! (The Vegan option doesn't have "real" Nutella in, they use a chocolate spread from Plamil... However it could have fooled me, the taste was exactly as I remember!) The only little qualm with the meal is that my mum's house in Hangleton was a little too far for them to deliver, so we had to drive down to collect it ourselves. If you're looking to order, make sure you call in advance to check that you're within the delivery zone so as to avoid disappointment.

This great Naples inspired pizza joint is fabulous. The restaurant is located in a nice…read moreneighborhood in Hove and the food was delicious. Fresh ingredients and excellent service is what makes this place so special. The restaurant is very popular so be prepared to wait for seating on the weekends but the food is worth it!

Apparently, this is a chain. I went to two locations in London. The first night in the West End, I…read morehad the spicy salami pizza, which was frankly one of the top four or five pizzas I've ever had in my life. Certainly the best one I've had in the last five years. They had a Nutella and pizza dough dessert with ice cream, which I thought I saw another table order and looked interesting. When I went to order it, it was too late because the kitchen had closed and they had shut the fryer off. A few days later, I returned to a different location near Tower Bridge, just for the dessert. The dessert they brought out was not with the people had ordered at the table next to me the night before, but blew my mind. Picture attached. The spicy salami pizza and the Nutella dessert are absolute must haves.

Really cute little pizza place that does proper Italian pizza yay…read more All the food is super great. Would recommend booking ahead on the weekend as it can get busy!

I did not have the pleasure to taste it,I went there,I waited to be welcomed, but all I had…read morewas....we are closing at 9(?),on Friday night. Not very impressed I am afraid.

I chose the Aldo Café on Trafalgar for my first lunch break from City College. It's only a five…read moreminute walk and offers a huge and cheap selection of smaller Italian meals. Pizzas, pastas, Panini and salads are available for eat in or take away. I went with a vegetarian sandwich, but watching several customers come in for slices of pizza made me eager to return for what's clearly the most popular option. The sandwich was good, though - toasted and with a generous amount of tasty mozza. I also ordered a tea, and was delighted that it came with two tiny biscuits on the side. Nice touch! It was a bit chilly inside on account of the door being propped open - I'm sure this was to entice passersby with the yummy Italian smells - and the seating wasn't entirely comfortable. I was sitting on a wooden bench with a cushion propped up behind me. Therefore, with good, cheap food and a less than comfy set up, I'd recommend Aldo for take away meals.

A great little place if you like pizza. Freshly made in front of your very eyes. A decent selection…read moreto chose from and tasty at that. You can eat in or have a takeaway. They also have a deal with the pub across the road (Lord Nelson) so you can have a pint in there and order a pizza to eat whilst you drink. The rest of the menu looks good, mostly Italian, but they do a fry up in mornings. A good place, especially if you get an outdoor table in the sunshine

I hate to sound like a stick in the mud but the design and exterior of this new Pizza Express…read morereally grates me. Housed in between Jubilee Library and MyHotel, it's a glittering glass cube with no ambience or atmosphere. The design is obviously supposed to compliment the buildings either side of it but I personally prefer eating pizza in a warm and homely pizza parlour or trattoria than a big, super-slick building. Try eating inside and see if the words echo chamber don't flash through your mind at least once. I don't mind hearing the clatter of forks and knifes as I eat but it gets a little distracting when every time you try to speak you're competing with the constant din of cutlery, wine glasses and other diners voices echoing around you. As for the outside space, it's supposed to feel romantic and al fresco but I found myself longing to be on the beach or the terrace of Terre A Terre. The one advantage this Pizza Express has over other Italian chains in the area like Donatella is they make consistently fresh and tasty pizzas. Just thinking about them, I could eat one now - but it would have to be a take-away.

I know it's only Pizza Express, but I like it! it's reliable, familiar and the food is good. I…read moreunfailingly go for the Giardinera, with delicious roasted veg on top, including mushrooms, red pepper, asparagus and artichoke hearts (yum!). I'm pretty sure you're all familiar with the Pizza Express menu, so I won't go on, but it's an easy place to get fast friendly service and with so many varieties of pizza, everyone is catered to! I probably wouldn't bother reviewing such a big chain, if it wasn't for the architecture. This particular branch is housed in a stunning glass building in Jubilee Square. As part of a recent redevelopment, the modern architecture has been criticized for jarring with the more traditional buildings in the surrounding North Lanes area. I, however, have come to really like the building and think it's pretty perfect for Pizza Express, as a company who obviously market themselves to a young professional crowd. The interior feels light, airy and spacious and being entirely glass, has 360 degree views of the local area. Spread over two floors and with ample outside seating, this is a great place for large parties. The outside seating is a really lovely, relaxing place to dine in the summer- you can sit and enjoy a glass of vino whilst looking on as the hustle and bustle of Brighton passes by.

I love this little Italian restaurant. Its so friendly and Gino Salvatore himself (the owner since…read more1990) always makes an effort to greet all his customers old and new which is such an Italian trait. The food is excellent. Nothing fancy, just really well cooked Italian food. I usually go for one of the pasta dishes as they really are good. Try the Cannelloni della casa, it just melts in the mouth. My wife usually has one of their pizzas which are cooked fresh in a proper pizza over which makes such a big difference. Brilliant all round Italian cuisine.

We got takeaway from here on Saturday night, what a feast! The pizzas are sizeable and fill you up!…read moreSome fantastic choices on there! I had the Spaghetti Fruiti du Mare - lovely spaghetti and seafood, lots of mussels and prawns, great value. I have eaten in the restaurant in the past and it has a fantastic atmosphere, guaranteed good night out! It is exceptional value with most dishes being under £10. Would recommend and will be eating here again.