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Al Forno

Photo:Al Forno restaurant, East Street, Brighton

Al Forno restaurant, East Street, Brighton

An architectural reflection of cosmopolitan Brighton
By Ray & Raquel, Kiwi tourists

"This is Al Forno restaurant. If you look closely into the window up at the top you will see a Ulysses type bust looking down onto the square and everyone in it. We thought pehaps it was Greek but it had a very grand presence looking down over the entrance to the Lanes.

A mixture of cultures
We were also intrigued by the house itself which seemed very English and very old with possibly a new influx of different cultures. There are lots of different cultural groups and places represented in Brighton and this seemed a good example of one interacting with the other."

Image and text from the 'My Brighton' exhibit
This page was added on 22/03/2006.

Comments:

Al Forno is one of the few places in the area (the others must be English's and Wheelers) that predates the current flood of expensive trendy bistros. Always good value for money, with eccentric Italian waiters (one night they all went crazy because Italy had won the European Cup or something similar and started handing out free wine) whilst the lovely rabbit-warren of a building is perfect inside on a stormy and wet winter's night. Long may it survive.

By Adrian Baron (24/01/2007)

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