I'm not a big fan of pizza but this place was amazing. I don't know who was cooking but they were…read moredoing an awesome job. Everything tasted so fresh and yummy! Thanks for the great night with my family and friends.

There are some great places to eat Italian food in Stroud Green. The Italian Farmers does amazing…read moresandwiches and great meats; Pizza Pappagone is constantly packed with a big crowd; La Porchetta is a staple for my birthday parties for the last 10 years; Fabrizio does the best pizza in London - please go there! I don't want it to close; but Il Piccolo Diavolo is so much more than all of those together. An intimate, unpretentious atmosphere in this family-run place makes it perfect for couples or small groups. It's never too busy - you may need to wait a few minutes on a Friday night but you should get seated. The owners are extremely friendly and I love capping the meal off with a Limoncello. But the food? Get the burrata if they have it on special. Get the mozzarella, antipasta platter or Arancini if not. For the main, look at the menu standards but get them to explain the specials. You won't understand it all but trust me it'll be great. If you can persuade one of your table to get a pizza do it. It won't be as good as Fabrizio's but that's more of a take away thing. Order 500ml of the house wine per couple. Top up with more or beers as you see fit. If you're still full get the panne cotta. This is pasta as it should be. With rich sauces. Lovely service. I just love, love, love this place. I was compelled to write this review when I saw nobody else had bothered to. The next time I go, which will be soon, I will get some photos to add to the review.

Solid neighborhood joint for pizza/pasta!! Always walked in and have been seated without a wait,…read morefood is tasty for a great price, warm lively vibe. Range of well made pizzas and the pasta is perfectly al dente

Came here for a late lunch/early dinner and it seemed like a good spot for families and their kids…read more We ordered the pizza parmigiana, lasagna, veal cutlet, and swordfish pasta. All was really good. The lasagna for me really hit the savory spot. The pizza dough with the eggplant was also very delicious. Lastly we ordered the tiramisu for dessert and it definitely is in my top 3 tiramisu of my life. Definitely recommend, it was so good!

Get the plain cheese pizza and it's quite tasty! I feel whenever we add it with meat it gets super…read moreoily. The crust is perfect - I so wish they would get closer to the edges but nonetheless, love! A favorite delivery for us. Super fast!

Delicious, amazing, out of this world!…read more Irrationally tasty pizza with loads of different toppings. They have good deals on Mon/Tues. Reasonably priced and very quick delivery!

I found this place on UberEats my first night in London. I was starving and just looking for some…read moregood pizza that delivered to the hotel. Five minutes after I ordered on UberEats I received the notification that the order has been picked up and was on its way. That was a red flag. Unless someone canceled a previous order, there's no way you can roll out dough, add toppings, and bake it in 5 minutes unless it's premade. The food is just OK. It's definitely not the worst pizza I've had, but it's not the best either. It looks and tastes like Neapolitan Italian pizza, but something is missing. It's also very flimsy and if you like to eat leftover cold pizza like me it's the least satisfying. Definitely made to eat while hot, otherwise it's texture and taste doesn't seem edible. It was good while I was starving (most things are), but if I ever found myself in London again I wouldn't order from this place for a second time. There are so many pizza places that potentially have better quality.

Off the charts gluten free pizza and salad. Really enjoyed it. Great service as well.read more

Had a gorgeous meal here yesterday with a perfect group of chatty foodies. The service was…read moreimpeccable and the ambience warm and welcoming. This family-run restaurant gets everything right, from on-trend stuffed gnocchi (pillowy dreams in a stunning sauce) to pizzas with health-giving hemp and turmeric in the base. I adored the truffle pizza and would go back in a heartbeat for more of the gnocchi. It's an amazing job that Maria has done here, with her Calabrian roots coming through strong and clear in the delicious food.

Had a lovely meal with some great ladies at Lamezia this week. We received a warm welcome from the…read moreowner Maria, who couldn't help up enough. We shared some dishes between us so had an opportunity to try lots of different dishes, including their new pizza bases; turmeric and wheat & hemp! Always up for trying the latest food craze, I was happy to indulge! We started with the Burrata & Nduju Bruschetta. The Burrata was delicious and I enjoyed trying the Nduju as I hadn't had it before. It is pretty spicy so a small bit was enough for me. I would probably suggest sharing it as it might be intense for one person. For the main meal we shared some pizzas and pasta dishes. We tried the turmeric pizza base with the mushroom and truffle toppings and the wheat and hemp base for the Fiorentina. The turmeric is a mild addition and not too overpowering, but I felt I noticed the flavour more, the more pizza I ate. I actually preferred the the hemp base. The gnocchi however was the highlight for me, it was melt in your mouth delicious! Delicious little pillows!! The lobster and crab ravioli was also really good, but the portion isn't huge, so if you're really hungry then maybe order a starter as well. To finish I was keen to try the connolo! It was really nice, quite sweet in parts, but I was disappointed that they forgot to add the chocolate chips!! I didn't realise until half way through, but once I did realise, I missed them!! Lamezia is a lovely restaurant and if you're after a warm Italian welcome with good food then give their family restaurant a try. They have actually been shortlisted for The British Restaurant Awards, so more good things are on the way. I know they will be adding some more quirky pizza bases to their menu.

Organica is just around the corner from me, and as such this is an embarrassingly well-informed…read morereview. Essentially, every time I'm left to my own devices, I'll guiltily order myself a leek and potato or capricciosa. I probably have one every two weeks, girlfriend-approved or not. The pizzas are absolutely superb. Thin-crust, reassuringly sloppy, actually quite sparse in quantity, but jumping with well-balanced and fresh flavours. The menu is a little eccentric, stretching beyond your meat feasts and barbeque chicken globfests. Instead, it carefully straddles the line between foodie-certified weirdness and pretentious hipstery. If this place was in Shoreditch, it would feel a little more tryhard. On balance, the pizza is 5-star, but Organica is slightly let down by some of the necessary stuff around the edges: erratic delivery times (sometimes over an hour), variable quality (from excellent to better-than-average) and gougey prices (£13+ per pie). Despite that, it comes highly recommended and trumps the big chains every time.

Organica is a few steps away from where I live, and I was excited to get some pie from there,…read moreespecially since I've recently moved, and up until a few days ago, by kitchen was a shamble. Couple of interesting things, I did the take-away experience, and it was really fun to see the guys at the pizzeria bopping away to some Trance Goa music while they were working. Kind of felt like joining the party, lol. I ordered the Americana Pizza, which is essentially cheese, pepperoni, and some chopped chillis. All in all a decent pizza; not the best I've had, but definitely not the worst, and actually better than I was expecting, given that the area tends to be surrounded by B or C grade fast food joints (think refried/deep fried chicken joints at the like). The cheese was a bit over the top, and the pepperoni felt more like salami, but the chillies were intense. The base is great as well. I'll order again, but it's not super cheap either (17£, medium pizza and rocket salad).

Had a big bbq chicken pizza from here after rugby yesterday - it was top american style takeaway…read morepizza, I'll be ordering from here again

I ordered a pepperoni pizza for delivery. I like the fact that you can choose the size of the…read morepizza. The quality isn't as Italian's pizzas but for a Fast Food place is OK. They were fast and I would order again!

In a rush we stopped to eat here. It doesn't look impressive from the outside, but I just ordered a…read moremedium Four Seasons and I'm regretting not ordering the large one. They have a lot of pizzas, burgers and desserts. Mostly unhealthy food and some salads. I don't know if it's because of my hunger, but the pizza tastes so good. I'm planning on ordering more and I'm sure I'll come again if I'm at the north side of London. Expect a review update soon. The burgers must be tasted.

From the owner: City Pizza located in Highbury Islington deliver tasty takeaway straight to your door. The menu…read morebrings you your favourite pizza classics such as The Margherita, peperoni plus and many more to please your appetite. You can also add some Chicken Wings, and check out the dessert section for that final finishing touch.

I am visiting London for the first time and I found this lovely pizza place. People here treat you…read morelike a friend, and the service is fantastic. I met Selvin, Franklin, Camila and Alexia's staff members and also the manager, and they were so lovely to me. I tried the Sicilian pizza and a cocktail, and I loved the pizza; it is one of the best pizzas I have eaten! The cocktail wasn't the best to my taste, but the manager approached to me, and once he knew I didn't like it, he kindly offered me another drink. I can't recommend this lovely place enough to everyone if you are in the area. The ambiance is relaxing, nice, and welcoming! I love all the people who work hard to do their best to serve with excellence! Thank you, Eliana, from NYC.

Absolutely fantastic from start to finish! We were greeted by the Italian hosts and shown to our…read morespot at the bar. We got to see and hear all The action (in Italian) of the pizza-making and espresso/drink creating. A hard working, kind, fun crew made our meal happen. My Ortolano salad was divine and simply yet beautifully presented. The roasted rapini were perfectly seasoned. My partner's pizza was delicious. The finishing scoop of hazelnut gelato was divine. My partner got a "caffe Cordero"; an espresso with grappa. Good if you are into it! Would return again in a heartbeat. Absolutely fantastic!!!

Arrived quickly, but not hot. You can call it a Margherita pizza, but it sure don't feel like one…read moreif it only comes with three small basil leaves on it. Two slices were Margherita and the rest were pretty good cheese pizza. As my boyfriend said, this pizza is in the style of good pizza, but there's something uncared for about it. Where is the love?

Pizza. Pizza. Pizza pizza pizzzzzzza…read more Finally a proper pizza place in this part of North London that doesn't mean I have to venture into a kebab place. Finsbury Park and this area of North London is rapidly being gentrified. Rightly or wrongly I hope they get the balance right but it's fine when you get independent eateries coming into the area. And this is another well worth the trek one. Started off in Clapton Yard Sale Pizza is a no frills pizza joint. Exactly what I like and think pizza should be. It's bigger than the Clapton branch and has some great pizzas. Four were on the menu plus a special. The pepperoni with Nduju is always a winner with me. One of my failsafe combos. The TSB (tender stem broccoli) is deemed one of their favourites by popular demand and though it's good I think the cheese makes it great, so maybe I don't taste as much of the broccoli as I would like? Either way the cheese sings gloriously. And I actually think here they nailed the cook time and it was made so I could fold it perfectly with that essential sloppiness needed to. Round 2 consisted of with one of their specials. The mullered mushroom with Five points brew smoked shrooms & caramelised onions. Bitter, sweet, damn right hitting the spot I liked it. Nice to see some inventiveness not just with food ingredients but with the very beer brewery they serve with. Great thinking whatever you think. Also a salted garlic bread was light, crispy and not overly garlicky which is what people often overdo. All served with Brooklyn or five points beer that's a good selection to start with. Lovely friendly staff so not much more to ask for. 12 and 20 inch pizza mean il be coming back for more no doubt. Especially since I go to The Arsenal most weekends so will probably drown my sorrows in beer and pizza. Keep the good vibes going in this part of North London!