La Gigo GI

Reviewed by Kevin Newitt

Not so sure about the above coment, mabe written by the owners. Was unfortunate enough to use this place when I was in Brighton Easter weekend. Very small with most seating outside which isnt very handy when the wind whistles down the street you are sitting on. Coffee tasted and resembled a cup of soil and the supposedly hot pannini was cold. Non of this was a match for our waitress who was dressed as a brightly coloured tart is the only was I can describe it and stunk of booze (wasnt too sure whether she was sober! or if not 'on something') and looked like she hadnt washed for a week. All I can finish by saying is later in the day popped into Carluchios opposite and Brighton reedeemed itself.

Reviewed by carla young

great food brilliant atmosphere !