The best restaurants serving Italian food in Central Worthing South East

We have been searching for a while to find somewhere that suits our needs. My wife is chinese and has different dietary requirements. I was with her plus my Daughter and granddaughter and your menu suited all of us. We will come again

The food is definitely the main attraction here. Pizza is really well made and coocked. Dough is light and airy, cooked to perfection. Dressing is of a great taste as well. I love their arancini, big , tasty and rich. The oe thing that really set aside this place from the competition is the GELATO !! You will not find better in the whole south east.

First time been there and definitely will go there again ! Lovely food , great atmosphere and nice , friendly staff.

The restaurant is on a side street in Worthing and is expensive compared to other restaurants that are in better locations with higher rent. Terrible service at the time Sunday early evening 5pm we were the second couple and the other one left shortly after we sat down yet my friend had to ask the waitress to order who was busy chatting. The design of the restaurant means there are blind spots so the waitress should have popped her head around the corner to make eye contact. She did not bother. My pizza picante was Excellent however I did not have Tiramsu at £9,50 when most places charge £6 Donatello Brighton, Fratelli Worthing £6.95, £7.50 Mangiamo Worthing. Worthing is a tough market. There is plenty of money as there are many old codgers however they don't spend money in sufficient numbers on dining out. My friend wanted to bring another friend 82 plenty of money and spends lots on wine. My friend was so disappointed with Giuseppes he will not return with his affluent friend.

In general terms the quality of the food was adequate, if a trifle expensive for what you get, however the prices of drinks were absolutely ridiculous; a total rip off. My advice is check before you buy.

Rude managers,rude staff,awful pizza.sourdough,don't think so.its a con.worst pizzas in worthing.save your well earned money and go elsewhere.terrible restaurant.

The problem with this place is the manager. My friend has Parkinsons disease which makes speech very difficult. She was told by the manager to get out because she was drunk. She only drinks Coke. She was in tears and I gave the manager a piece of my mind. The manager insulted my other friend saying he is too fat, and banned him saying he didn't want him here. He patronises customers, saying that you have to sit here, insulting them by pointing at tables. His pizzas are small thin and inconsequential at an enourmous price, over £20. The manager is stark raving mad, charging up and down the tiny seating area talking to himself and making hand signs. This guy is a bully to his young staff who are amazing in their manners and attentiveness. Many customers complain, but are ignored because that guy is arrogant. there are many pizza places in the area where you will get friendlier and more respectful service.

Excellent meal - great atmosphere - and great service

Fantastic service from Jacob. He was very helpful and friendly. Thank you!

This used to be Brio and is still an Italian restaurant. We were a family party of 11 and the waitress was very good, taking time to get all our orders. Most of us had pizzas and we didn't have to wait too long, considering the size of our party. When the food arrived it was hot, it had plenty of toppings and was excellent. Highly recommend this place