Zizzi Brighton Marina

Rude manager. Women with short ginger hair. Not welcomed, not polite. Do not even know how to work in a hospitality. Embarrassing.

Came here as cafe rouge next door had so few staff and couldn’t wait for limited service Nice welcome here though , hot tasty food served quickly nice window seat available Good food

Zizzi is a great place to eat in Brighton Marina. The menu has plenty of choice at a reasonable price and the food is very tasty. The staff are always friendly and it’s a great location

Forgotten how great and unchain like Zizzi's are loved it. Grotty walk there from campsite, through Asda car park and shopping estate; but then lovely, lively marina and boardwalk. Toscana soup sumptuous, squash and goats cheese salad, pollo y funghi risotto, coffee, millionaire triple choc ganache cake, all really lovely.

I went here a few months ago for a drink in the sunshine with the family. A member of staff was so sharp/unfriendly I walked out without ordering. Went back for a business lunch and again the same guy with the same attitude, if I hadn't been there with clients I would've walked out again. There seriously needs to be some training with how to welcome and speak to guests Food was OK but I will 100% not be back, for business or a personal occasion

Food was okay, you get what you pay for. Waiter who served us, lots of tattoos- friendly and welcoming! But sadly couldn’t make up for his manager (apparently the general manager, Edita? who couldn’t have done less. Slowly pacing around, miserable look on her face, not caring about what’s going on, ignoring people at the door for five minutes and looking at our table and ignoring the fact plates had to be cleared. Shocking management. No one wonder why we saw the waiter rushed off his feet. No help from his ‘manager’.

Service was patronising and rude. Our waiter took forever to come take our order then rushed us to order all our drinks, starters, mains and pudding at once. The drinks took a long time as did all our food. When the food arrived it was very much below standard with stale bread with the bruschetta and pizza which didn’t even look appealing enough to eat. When I raised my issues with the food they were dismissed rudely. The restaurant is extremely loud and I couldn’t be hear the people sitting next to me. An unpleasant experience and we will not be back.

Have been to almost every other restaurant brand in the Marina, apart from Zizzi. Until now of course: wasn’t the best welcome as we stood waiting for someone to come over to us. The waitress was seating a family who arrived just before us, but the man directly in front of us didn’t even acknowledge us, so we waited patiently for a couple of minutes before the waitress came back and we got seated. Good menu and great children’s section as they do a very small lunch for toddlers and a 3 course general children’s menu. Both were really good value. Food was excellent, and prompt and there was a nice atmosphere. Prices were pretty average and service was good. Dropped a point for the lack of wel...

After deciding to eat at the Waterfront my partner wanted pasta whilst I fancied French food. I gave in and we dined at Zizzi. Place was fairly busy despite all the virus fears and we were seated quickly so that was good. They do have a 3 course option for £19.95 which looked enticing but we eventually opted for just a main course and a glass of wine each. I ordered beef brisket and venison tagliatelle whilst my partner opted for the spaghetti Bolognese. Food came quick enough, served by an over enthusiastic waiter who grated cheese all over the place. Honestly though, the meals were dead ordinary. Not well seasoned, small portions with no semblance of any actual meat. My partner's Bolognese...