Top Best Italian Restaurants in Worthing

"The excellent ASK Italian restaurant is situated along East Street in the Sussex city of Chichester, just down the road from the famous cathedral, and is a great choice for Italian dining. Based in a beautiful period house, this popular eatery is…"

"Franco Manca is an Italian restaurant with an English twist. Before food purists denounce the place, listen up - they still serve Italian-style pizza, topped with gooey mozarella but add delicious English cheeses and meats. Wash it all down with their local craft ales."

"With pizzas starting from only £5, Franco Manca is a top choice when it comes to affordable restaurants in Brighton. Keep it classic or choose a butternut squash base, with toppings from Yorkshire fennel sausage to roasted aubergine. We didn't choose the pizza life..."

"Launched by Renato Marrocco and his wife Maria in 1969, this authentic Italian restaurant and ice-cream parlour has stood the test of time. The Marrocco family continues to run the place today, and queues down the seafront are still the norm. While the restaurant is a useful place for low-key family lunches, it’s well worth stopping by just for a scoop or two of its gelato, with flavours spanning the likes of apple crumble, carrot cake and classic pistachio."

"Fatto a Mano brings an authentic taste of Naples to its three restaurants (two in Brighton, one in Hove) with its soft, pillowy wood-fired pizzas. The chefs collaborate with producers in Sussex, and there are regular staff tours of Italy, which inspire ideas such as the pizza topped with tomato, spicy minced pork, spianata, roasted peppers, mozzarella, basil and parmesan; and the tomato-less ‘white’ pizza with fennel sausage, Neapolitan broccoli, chilli, provola, mozzarella and parmesan."

"If you want a good Neapolitan pizza, Fatto a Mano is the place for you. The pizza is as authentic as they come, a soft and pillowy crust cooked in a 450+ degree wood fire oven. Their menu is simple and elegant, consisting in traditional starters and pizzas all made with fresh ingredients."

"Brighton's London Road is a great spot to find a top-notch Italian eatery. Fatto A Mano is famous for its pizzas, which are created in the original Neopolitan style. Starting from a very reasonable £5, pizza comes in range of bianco, calzone or traditional."

"Frankie and Benny’s do a bottomless breakfast from Friday to Sunday. “Enjoy free refills on your favourite breakfast dish when you visit us before noon. So will it be the warm and fluffy pancakes, mouth-watering eggs benedict or the classic British fry up?"

"Located near the seafront, NuPosto is a great option for those of you looking for a lively atmosphere with great food. This place is fantastic for larger groups that want to have a drink along with their meal. Nuposto truly fulfils their aim to give Brighton a taste of Italy, embracing the classic style of Italian cooking and simultaneously introducing a modern twist."

"Another pizzeria which is really popular with families, NuPosto opened in 2015 and has been a favourite ever since. Inside it is bright and light and roomy, with plenty of space for prams and a play area too. If you are going to the Odeon cinema during your Brighton trip, you can get 10% off your bill at NuPosto – just show your ticket when you order."

"29/05/2021: The guesthouse we stayed in recommended this delightful Italian restaurant. On arrival we were greeted warmly and immediately offered menus and drinks. I chose a house special of lobster with linguine and my husband had a prawn linguine."

"One of the biggest appeals to Dyke Road park is the open air theatre, which hosts a number of events throughout the year. A fair number of these performances are ballet based, due to the close proximity with Brighton Ballet School, located inside the park. The park also has an impressive 6 tennis courts, where the Seb Puga tennis academy is located."

"Where in Brighton can you enjoy an undisturbed view of the beach while tucking into al fresco eggs on toast?. Answer: Dyke Road Park. Poised up in Prestonville – Brighton’s highest point – and home to a reasonably priced café, the park is ideal for squinting at the glittering sea over brunch."

"Dyke Road Park is a well-maintained urban park with a network of ornamental pathways and a café with beautiful sea views. It is popular with all age groups. There is a beautiful rose garden in the centre, and the Booth Museum is right opposite the park."

"The home to an amazing skate park and a famous wild park local nature reserve, not to mention a sizeable golf course, Hollingdean park certainly has its appeal. It’s size is the most significant factor, being around 5 times the size of Preston Park, however its location far from town helps with all that open space and purely residential areas surrounding the parks. To get here, you just need a bus or train to Moolsecoomb, or you can alternatively head up Ditchling road."

"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."

"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!"

"Set against the picturesque backdrop of Goodwood and the South Downs, the Earl of March is a country pub restaurant in the village of Lavant near Chichester, West Sussex. We serve freshly prepared seasonal food from local produce, a selection of local…"

" When Ritz hotel executive head chef Giles Thompson took over this character Sussex village pub overlooking the South Downs, the local dining out bri ..." Read our full review"

"With an enviable location on Brighton’s Marine Parade, Drakes (****) looks out across the English Channel making it one of our top boutique hotels with sea views. Each of the twenty rooms at Drakes has been individually designed, all of them to a very high standard. Every room comes with White Company toiletries, a waffle robe, complimentary Drakes slippers and a cafetiere with freshly ground coffee and a selection of Twinings teas."

"The joy of staying here is in the front-facing rooms (with warm woods and curvy, cruise-ship art deco cornicing), which have some of the best views in Brighton – bay windows at the foot of your bed (or bath) have views over the shingly beach, the neon-lit Palace Pier and the sea. Bear in mind that you’re on Marine Parade, alongside some of the city’s brashest pubs and clubs. It can get noisy, especially at weekends."

"Voted in the 'Top 50 New Boutique Hotels' in the World by 'Conde Nast Traveller'. At the very heart of the drakes philosophy is the desire to see guests as friends coming to stay. drakes is never stuffy or formal, but is about relaxed glamour, an escape from everyday life, and total relaxation - when you stay at drakes, the thinking is done for you."