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

I love Italian and I was very interested to see how Italian food was presented at a restaurant…read morestill a great many miles away from Italy but thousands of miles closer than from my home. La Capannina was a solid choice. I had a rosemary chicken dish and a a carpaccio that were both very good. I also very much enjoyed the ambiance, though it was slightly darker than I like my restaurants, though I was with my date, so there's that! I'd come back again, and probably have the cannaloni that Linda enjoyed. I had a bite and it was damn-near heavenly.

La Capannina is a great Italian 'Ristorante'. It's quite a cosy place and decked out with a lot of…read morenatural wood. The focal point is the impressive stone bake oven and this place is all about the pizza. They have your expected selection of salads and pasta dishes, but i would really recommend their pizzas. This is probably the best pizza i have eaten outside of Italy. They are also reasonably priced and you will pay under £10 for a decent size pizza. The staff are friendly and the waiters manage the perfect level of Italian 'flirtiness' without being offensive or OTT. Drinks are what you would expect, with some decent Italian wines and bottle of Peroni. The prices make this a good place to come to for lunch or dinner, but you will likely need to reserve a table for evening weekend dining as the tables can fill up fast. Recommended.

So I'm going to try something a little different today…read more.. A live blog! Let's see how this place shapes up! Entrance and welcome: perfectly acceptable, polite and friendly. Drinks order taken swiftly. I wish I had known my only option was a giant bottle of sparkling water, would have been nice to have been told initially. Menu: expansive, typical of Italian cuisine. A little on the expensive side. The fish specials looked delicious but unfortunately the waiter could not confirm where the fish came from; I am currently on a sustainability kick and have decided only to eat fish if I can verify how and where it was caught, so I opted instead for a chicken dish. Main: oh how my hopes were raised upon the first mouthful of my dinner, but sadly the delightful flavour of the creamy mushroom and dolcelatte sauce was not to be continued throughout the rest of my meal. I'm saddened to report dry chicken and floppy veg, I can almost forgive the slightly overdone chicken (as it seems to be the done thing in restaurants at the moment) but I most certainly cannot forgive limp broccoli. The inventors of the concept of al dente should know better! Points for utterly impeccable potatoes however, dauphinois I believe. Feeling a bit disappointed after the main, I decided to go whole hog and get a dessert... Menu: very disappointing. I was hoping this meal would at least finish with bang, but judging by the menu I won't hold my breath. Dessert: opted for a pannacotta with butterscotch sauce, currently sitting waiting with bated breath. Despite the lack of atmosphere tonight (forgiven due to tonight being a Monday evening) I'm excited due to the anticipation! Sadly... I shouldn't have. I got a thick and grainy pannacotta with what tasted like shop bought butterscotch sauce. I'm devastated. Pannacotta should be light and silky, it should melt in the mouth and be a joy to eat. Unfortunately, although the flavour was pleasant enough I could never recommend this dessert at the price the restaurant is asking. Which leads me to my conclusion: I could easily have given one or two extra stars on my review tonight if the menu had not been as expensive as it was. For a few pounds less on everything, this would have easily got 3 or 4 stars. Value for money this ain't, but if you're looking for a restaurant that isn't a chain in the marina, you could do worse than coming here. Oh and one final point, the waiter hacking away in the distance is slightly disconcerting. I know illness can't be helped, but take those coughs into the bathroom or something!

Bella Napoli is one of the few places in the Marina that isn't a chain restaurant, which…read moreimmediately makes it stand out in my book. I agree with the other reviewers in the sense that the food isn't going to blow you away, but you will leave having enjoyed a tasty, filling meal in nice surroundings. On my most recent visit I went for the veal Milanese - veal in breadcrumbs served with spaghetti Neapolitana and salad. A tasty dish and massive portions that will certainly leave you full. My friend went for a steak with pepper sauce that also looked tasty. Being quite full, but unable to resist the dessert menu entirely, we decided to share a banoffee pie which was yummy, as banoffee pie always is! On previous occasions I have had a number of their pasta, risotto and salad dishes, all of which I have been happy with. The Italian waiters are typically Italian, in that they can flirt like no other nation! Its so cliched but I fall for it every time and turn into a giggling school girl! What is it about the Italian accent that makes men instantly more attractive??

We couldn't have asked for a better experience. If your in the sussex and surrey area drop in it…read morewas 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 Horsham News, and received wonderful reviews again in the Worthing Herald and it was said that crime not to attend if in te area.

Came here with a friend a while back, the decor and atmosphere are wonderful. We went on a Tuesday…read moremeaning it was quiet and service was attentive and timely. It's essentially Italian tapas - small dishes such as a couple of meatballs in sauce, which is great if you're with friends or family as sharing is encouraged. The food was delicious and cooked to perfection; the only downside is the price! It was rather pricey for the small amount of tiny dishes my friend and I ordered, but you do get what you pay for. It isn't a place I would visit regularly as it is definitely a place to treat yourself with! Overall however when you do decide to make a visit, you won't be disappointed. Just don't be shocked at the prices!

Ok, so i ordered it for delivery at about 7 and i was planning on going to bed within 8-9; all i…read moreordered was a spaghetti bolognese, so expensive as well. The delivery driver came up my road and drove way past me not even stopping yet before he got onto my road he said it had been delivered. I didn't give the wrong address because I've always used the same one and it would always be delivered. I call up Bella Italia and ask for a full refund, and they refused and asked 'would you like 10% off of your next order' and 'if you order again you can get a free dessert'. Not being funny but i just lost all my food and for what? I negotiated and got a full refund, I said i want the same, do not let it get stolen. IT ARRIVED, yet cold. I had to heat it up and the pasta was so watery, no sauce, it was horrendous, never going there again

I came here with a group of people and I think everyone thought it was pretty average or slightly…read moreabove average. The food was good, but just wasn't really anything special. The location is convenient though, so it does make for an easy lunch/dinner kind of situation. I would probably go back, just knowing that it would be something fairly simple though.

Situated in the heart of Brighton, Veeno adds a bit of Italian charm in England's most famous…read moreseaside resort town. It's a simple menu serving family produced Scilian wine and Italian meats and cheese. What's not to love?! The warm and welcoming atmosphere, friendly staff makes you want to come back again! Must try: Pomodori Secchi Bruchette, Espresso Martini

Came here for birthday cocktails after a day on the beach and it was just delightful. The staff was…read morewarm and friendly, and the wine cocktails were beautiful and delicious! Could not have asked for a more wonderful place to end the evening. Will absolutely be back the next time we are in Brighton and it is a must-do for anyone in the area. Thank you so much to the Veeno team for making my day even more special than it already was!

If you're looking for Italian food in Brighton, this is your best bet - and I say that with…read moreconfidence, without having tried any of the other places! This is one of the best restaurant experiences I've had. The service is on par with a Michelin star restaurant - quick, courteous and polite. The staff seems to enjoy each others company and work very well together to serve even a packed house on a Friday night. If you come on your birthday and inform the staff then you are in for a treat! Not one of those embarrassing ones but one which will delight your company and the other guests. The food is authentic Italian, generously portioned and very tasty! Prices are excellent. Look no further!

I am giving this place 3 stars as was not impressed by how much old ash was on the bottom of my…read morepizza or by the crumbling mussel shells. Saying that, it was a good deal, any pasta or pizza for £3 plus £2.50 for a cheeky glass of wine (though disappointed with the amount of wine - maybe they should have put it into a smaller glass to make it look like more! It was a nice wine). On the bonus side, as well as being good value, they have friendly staff, and I was served my pizza really quickly. While there, a number of big groups came in and so it is clearly popular locally and the pizza (apart from the underneath) was tasty. Didn't really get the 'family' feel to it, which it proclaims on the outside. Overall, would recommend, particularly for a cheap lunch but they should definitely clean their oven!

After hearing good things about various branches of Italian chain restaurant Strada from friends, I…read morewas really looking forward to going here. I have to say though, I was just a little bit disappointed. True, we were in here a bit earlier than usual (about 5:30pm) and it was a bright, sunny afternoon, but the place seemed to lack any atmosphere. With a little mood lighting I'm sure it would look far better, but it just seemed a little bit bare and shabby. Luckily we were sat next to a window, so we had the lovely views of the Marina to look out on. The service wasn't great either considering how empty the restaurant was, we were sat down for well over 15 minutes before someone bought us a drinks menu. By the time they actually got round to taking our drinks order, we were ready to order food. The food service wasn't prompt either I would have understood if the restaurant was packed, but it there were only about eight tables full of people. For drinks, we ordered number two on the wine list: Le Vigne Soave which was £15.50 a bottle. It was a nice, easy drinking wine - very dry and extremely crisp (just the way I like it). It wasn't spectacular mind, but it was perfectly drinkable. So, onto the food. For my starter, I ordered the Polenta con Funghi and my boyfriend ordered the Insalata Toscana. Presentation-wise, the polenta was severely lacking. It tasted lovely and the mushroom sauce was gorgeous, but I couldn't help but think a little sprig of greenery wouldn't have gone amiss. As for the salad, it was far too much insalata and not nearly enough 'Toscana'. As a main, I opted for the Risotto Cappesante (Pan fried scallops on a risotto of leeks, pancetta, white wine, lemon zest, chilli & basil) which, I have to say, was absolutely delicious. Again though, it lacked any pretty presentation. Overall, Strada is at the upper end of chain Italian restaurants in terms of its food. They offer a choice of four different risottos, which is great for anyone with a wheat intolerance for whom Italian restaurants are normally a no-go. They also have a fair few antipasto dishes suitable for the gluten-intolerants. Great food at average prices (£50 for 2 two-course meals and a bottle of wine) but they lose points for slow service and lack of atmosphere. Oh, and the fact that they add an "optional" 10% service charge to the bill that my boyfriend was far too British to refuse.

I have to say that this is definately the best restaurant down the marina. The service is…read moreimpeccible on not just one but on multiple occassions. The staff are friendly, the restaurant is clean and well I eat there around once a week and it is definately the best.

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.