It might be better known for its expansive vinyl collection but Dead Wax Social also has a mean pizza selection, which is often 2-4-1. This Brighton pizza restaurant is also a top spot for local beer and music nights.

Channelling the flavours of Naples, Pizza Pilgrims is the place to go for sensational slices. Head on over to the city centre spot to tuck into a range of Italian classics and unique twists in a quirky setting, with plenty of Aperol spritzes or beers to wash it all down.

Cin Cin started life as a pop-up and proved so popular that they opened their own restaurant. Bringing a taste of Sicily to Brighton, this Italian restaurant is located in the centre of town and serves up delicious dishes such as tagliatelli with mussels, parsley and capers.

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.

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.

Hobgoblin have invited in one of Brighton's quirkier residencies for a taste of la dolce vita. DoughBo is the brainchild of two chefs and brings Italian food to Brighton in the form of doughballs, all cooked in a wood-fired oven.

Home to some of the most authentic Italian food in Hove, this family-run pasta restaurant specialises in non-GMO wheat pastas and semolina pastas. Their ingredients are ethically produced and sourced locally from both their Brighton base and native Italy. 

From their traditional Neapolitan-style pizzas to the handcrafted pasta covered in homemade sauce, Nuposto is one of the best Italian restaurants in Brighton. Better yet, their buy one get one half price cocktails are perfect for washing down any meal.