Rounds of dough-ey goodness, slathered with tomato or cheese sauce and sprinkled with all sorts of tasty toppings: a failsafe formula that heal the hungry in their time of need. Brighton knows pizza, and it knows it well: bars and pubs across town serve up the finest that Italy has to offer, celebrating sourdough, serious dips and everything in between. Check out our recommendations for Brighton's best pizza restaurants.
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Last updated on 23rd January 2026
Pizza o'clock? You bet it is. Make your way to The Fitz Regent for some premium stonebaked slices. Whether you fancy sinking your teeth into a meat feast covered in succulent pulled pork or tasting its American hot with spicy pepperoni, this venue is bound to hit the spot.
For a huge selection of pizzas at an affordable price, it has to be ASK Italian, found on Ship Street near the beachfront. Whether you're dining in the stylish two-storey restaurant or out in the sunny hidden garden, you can enjoy refreshing spritz cocktails and tasty slices.
Their toppings range from spicy prawn piccante to truffle and mushroom or burrata with slow-roasted tomato, with calzones available too.
Sometimes, all you want is a good ol' pie, smothered in gooey cheese, topped with a load of tasty, fresh ingredients. And when that feeling hits? You head on over to Pizza Pilgrims to indulge in the saucy slices that they've become so famed form, as well as cocktails and beers.
The Lion & Lobster always has something wonderful up its sleeve: these guys take a very traditional approach to pizza, and boy does it taste good! Choose from a menu of homemade classic pizzas alongside a more bespoke offering, with the option to pair your doughy round with cheese, ham or jalapeno doughballs; delightful!
A microbrewery and craft beer bar that's always got a buzzing atmosphere going on, North Laine Brewhouse serves food from Love's Pizza. Their delicious slices are topped with everything from aubergine parmigiana to nduja and ricotta, with dips like garlic and herb or hot honey on the side.
That's not all there is to enjoy, as they regularly host quizzes, DJ nights and more. And for even more entertainment, they offer cornhole, interactive darts, shuffleboard and beer pong.
Franco Manca is all about delicious sour dough pizza, made using fresh dough, a wood-fired oven and plenty of seasonal toppings. The Brighton branch is located in North Laine and also has an wide selection of craft beers and wines.
Located on Cranbourne Street, Yeastie Boys Pizza Club is one of Brighton's most distinctive pizza spots, known for its inventive approach and unapologetic flavours. This counter-style pizzeria brings a mix of street food energy and beachside casualness, serving up XXXL 20-inch pizzas with playful names and bold toppings.
From the spicy Flaming Lips with nduja and hot honey, to the burrata-loaded Born Slippy, the menu is all about flavour without compromise. Vegans and vegetarians are well catered for too, with standout picks like the truffle-rich Shroomin and their cult-favourite vegan garlic butter. Add in loaded garlic breads and indulgent desserts like stuffed cookies, and you've got a pizza experience that's as fun as it is satisfying.
Boasting smoked meatballs, garlic sourdough and some of the best vegan pizzas, Purezza is a great shout for catch-ups with friends or a quick lunch. Plus, they provide plenty of alternatives for those who are on a dairy-free or plant-based diet.
With a background in fine dining, renowned chef Toby Cackett turned his attention to pizza - and we're mighty glad he did. Expect excellence at every step, from the 72-hour cold fermentation dough to the signature parmesan crust.
The toppings are just as spectacular, with only the finest ingredients gracing every slice. Light, airy and packed full of flavour, these pies set the bar high and sail right over it.
Close to the station, this homely pub is bringing all sorts of charm to Brighton. Expect roaring fireplaces, live music nights, local ales, craft beer and, most importantly, a hot choice of pizza at The West Hill Tavern.
These guys are damn good at pizza. The speciality pizza oven sits proudly behind the bar, filled with all sorts of doughy goodness all day, every day. Grab a pizza for £5.95, or two for £8, Monday to Friday from midday until 5pm. It doesn't get much better than that.
Al Duomo is a bit of a Brighton institution, set across five levels, the venue is in right next to the Brighton Pavilion. During the summer, sit outside and order one of their classic pizzas, or in the winter head to a top floor for an atmospheric lunch or cosy dinner.
