Purezza Brighton - (Near East Sussex, london)

Lynn Jerman-Webber Lovely restaurant, we had arancini with fresh tomato sauce and rocket and a delicious handmade pizza with pepperoni, which was delicious. Friendly staff, comfortable seating. Will definitely go again. Highly recommend

Tam K Little hidden gem! A cozy and warm place and the best burger in Brighton. I visited this place after a long search for a proper burger, and thats what I finally got. A delicious burger, freely sided with fries with a unique taste. The burger tasted juicy and fresh and did not taste dry or old at all. As usual, takeaway test! Absolutely delicious with top quality. I had the chicken burger and my family had beef burgers, which we ended up fighting over the last bits! The place is very clean and offers burgers with seasonal special recipes and even vegan burgers. Highly recommend, thanks Gorgi and his staff.

Kylie Higgins Such a lovely brunch spot. This is our second time having breakfast and both occasions have been fantastic. The service was super friendly and the food was delicious. We had the French toast and the pancakes and they were both superb. Only tiny grumble would be to have some more of the lemon curd with the pancakes because it was so yum!

Martin Cohen OMG.....The locally sourced venison steak was unbelievable! Tender, juicy and unbelievably flavoursome, and a mousse desert to die for. That and the warm and friendly welcome from our server, Shannon who couldnt do enough for us gave us the meal highlight of our weekend away. Shame we live 2 hours away otherwise wed be back all the time. Remarkable value as well...great quality and quantity.

matilda wiegand Me and my partner came in to this restaurant for his birthday dinner with about half an hour until they closed, and they still seated us, served us incredibly quickly, and were very polite and respectful. Incredible food, came out piping hot, music was good and decoration inside was lovely. Wonderful dining experience, we will definitely be coming back soon!!

Don Grose We had a memorable visit to the Mirabelle and the Grand Hotel. Senior staff with service experience guided juniors in high standards. A charming and powerful, welcome feeling of traditional Victorian elegance and seaside decay was counteracted by a capable modern menu. The Grand itself made for a nostalgic location for a Saturday night drink after the food, with numerous bar and seating areas. A disco band reminded me of my seaside student times 40 years ago. A venue fighting against and succeding in holding back the tide and standing firm.