Best Gelato in Arundel

"Just beyond Hove Lawns and right on the oceanfront along the gorgeous Kingsway promenade is Marrocco’s, an Brighton and Hove institution. It’s pretty old school looking from the front, with Tricolore themed signage and a few al fresco seats. Opened since 1969, it feels as though nothing has changed since, and that’s all part of the charm."

"The family behind this beachfront institution in Hove have been doling out generous great hunks of technicolour deliciousness to ice-cream fanciers since 1969. But there’s way more to the gaff than that; try a lobster ravioli, simple calzone pizza… or just the gelato."

"This Western Road favourite, now in its seventh year on the block, may look garish from the outside. It may also feel garish on the inside (you could imagine a kid’s party going off in here) but the ice cream, sorbet, sundae and gelato selection here is pretty much unbeatable in the city. Yep, here is where to buy some of the best ice cream in Brighton and Hove."

"With sundaes, waffles, crepes, milkshakes and gelato on the menu, you'll keep coming back for more (we definitely did). The dessert's decorations are deffo worth sharing on your feed. Find JoJo's on Western Road in Hove."

"With perhaps the finest selection of vegan ice cream options in the city, Boho Gelato finishes our list in style, putting the final flake in our five scoops. Ten years of serving Brighton fantastic ice cream hasn’t dented their enthusiasm; Boho now have four outposts, two in Brighton, one in Weymouth and one in Worthing. For those who are lactose intolerant or on a plant based diet, be sure to check out their strawberry, basil and black pepper number, just lush, or the cookies and cream (containing no cream!) for an indulgent, totally vegan experience."

"Boho Gelato is an independent producer of artisan Italian style ice cream and sorbet - including vegan gelato. Gelatiere Seb Cole and his team quality ingredients from around the world to create their ever changing line up from over 500 flavours."

"If you are out on your daily walk, then stop by the Oui Creperie truck located at Hove Park for delicious Crepes and Galettes. They have 2 specials available just for Pancake Day so don’t miss out!"

"Though Gelato Gusto’s original is on Gardner Street, in the North Laines, we’re here for their King’s Road Arches outpost (opened last year) which comes complete with a sea view and seagulls competing for your cone. Just as it should be, we think. Here, their reliably gorgeous artisan ice cream comes in a huge variety of flavours (200 and counting since the gelateria’s inception!) with 20 or so on at one time."

"Gelato Gusto is a premium ice cream parlour selling indulgent ice cream treats served up by a friendly team in the heart of Brighton’s North Laine. They make the gelato each day above the shop in small batches using fresh produce from a local Sussex dairy. They have over 20 flavours ranging from Sea Salt Caramel, Dark Ecuadorian Chocolate, Blueberry, Banoffee Pie to Syrup Sponge Pudding and Jaffa Cake."

"Tucked away in Brighton’s iconic North Laine Bazaar (there’s a second outpost in Hanningtons Lane, just opposite the excellent Flint House), Brass Monkey is one of the newer kids on the ice block, but they’ve already earned acclaim for their organic, vegan friendly offering. Inside it’s a pretty minimalist affair, but you wanted to enjoy your saffron and rose ice cream outside anyway, right?. Yep, you heard that right, saffron and rose, and it’s damn delicious."

"The Open Bakery is part of the Real Patisserie chain and there are a few dotted around Brighton, including a stall outside of Brighton train station. In my mind, the small Kemptown branch is still the best. Sit in on their long wooden table and benches with a coffee and a croissant, or take-away a loaf of freshly baked bread for the week."

"A contemporary café nestled in the charming Lanes, offering a heavenly selection of Has Bean coffees,speciality teas, a whole host of nutritiously, delicious dishes and daily changing salads. While away an afternoon in this stylish backdrop whilst digging into moreish delights such as roast peach, prosciutto, rocket and whipped ricotta salad or head down on a Saturday morning for a Wriggle favourite – The Lost Breakfast with free range pork sausage and eggs, smoked streaky bacon, homemade hash browns, heritage tomatoes and field mushrooms on sourdough. For afternoon treats chose from a freshly-baked cake or pastry and a house-made soda or coffee."

"Lost in the Lanes’ mission is to create a recharging café atmosphere for people, and in that they have succeeded. A major contributing factor to what makes Lost such a Brighton favourite is its thoughtful menu; the product of locally sourced ingredients and simple cooking techniques. Lost’s delightful coffee and piquant breakfast bowls make it a Wriggle top-pick for weekend brunch."

"Woodies Brasserie & Bar “takes a time honoured tradition of hospitality, a sense of history and a young dynamic team to create a restaurant and cocktail bar that’s inviting, irresistible and even fiercely romantic. A venue keeping something different alive in Chichester, a unique experience. For a long time now brunch has been the preferred, if not somewhat revered weekend meal for Londoners."

"An independent deli café-come-restaurant, Lavash are dishing up the tastiest, freshest wraps we’ve gobbled up in a long, long time. Packed full of locally, sustainably sourced ingredients which are prepared to traditional and contemporary Middle Eastern street food methods, these bad boys are seriously tasty. Lavash is the perfect spot for grabbing a casual bite to eat with your closest pals – enjoy your wraps with a properly tasty craft beer, or why not go all out with a bottle of wine?"