The original place for pizza in the city!…read more I really like this branch, I've got some happy memories of meals here. It's a glass fronted restaurant which shouldn't put you off as it's a nice street to dine on. If you feel shy then there are plenty of tables in other parts of the large restaurant. The toilets are down some strairs which is somethign to consider if you have limited mobility or have had a glass of wine or two. I like the spicey nuts they serve as an alternative to the usual olives and the dough balls are nice with garlic butter. I usually got for a salad which is dressed in the fienst balsamic vinegar and you even get some bread slices arranged out the outskirts of your dinner plate.

This branch of Pizza Express is more tucked away than the other one in the Forum, hence it is…read moregenerally a bit quieter. The pizzas are lovely, as is their selections of sides and desserts. The staff are always friendly and helpful, and the food always arrives quickly. Nicely decorated, with a better atmostphere and a classier feel that some other pizza chains.

As a New Yorker I am always a little skeptical about a good pizza. This surpassed all expectations…read more Fantastic quality, taste with outstanding service. Thank you.

I love the pizza it's very good it deserves 5 stars !!!! The pizza building is in a forest you have…read moreto drive on the trail for a bit but then the trail gets too small for a car so you have to walk .after another 300meters you will the the pizza place when I got close to the restaurant I got a bad feeling I looked around to make sure I was safe when I saw 3 white tall figures on all 4s breathing loudly after I looked at them they quickly ran back in the forest so I just entered the restaurant. All the lights were turned off I tried to open all the lights on but they didn't work so I just opend my phone flashlight . I saw a tall figure in the corner I squinted my eyes so I could see better . There I saw a person without eyes eating his pizza like a pigeon he was muttering something I got closer to hear what he was saying and I kept hearing more cheese !!! More cheese!!! More cheese!!! One of the workers came crawling on all 4s from behind the counter he got up on the customer table and started pouring cheese from his mouth . Right then and there my heart started beating fast I felt paralysed my whole body was shaking my pp shrivelled up quickly I was greeted by the same worker I told him my order and he went to go make it I went to sit down on a chair when I felt something soft under my but it was a piece of raw meat I quickly moved and got my pizza I took it and sprinted towards my car while running I could see the white figures from before chasing me through the woods I got to my car and quickly drove away . Since then I have nightmares of that place every night I have memory loss and I can't remember my childhood if you want to get pizza from here I recommend getting delivery but overall very good pizza 5 stars!!

If there's one thing you don't get in Southwold, it's a huge amount of variety. If you're staying…read morefor a day, the onslaught of fish & chips is quite welcome - after a few days, it gets understandably tiring. Enter The Clockhouse; situated part way down the pier, you can tuck into some great pizza or paninis. We went twice on our recent holiday - once for a quick cuppa and cake, the second for lunch. The cuppa was lovely, with a great slice of millionaires shortbread, the perfect size for two to share. Second up for lunch and I was pleasantly surprised! Sitting outside in the sea breeze (read it was really windy), we were sheltered by the metal surrounded bench seating, which is probably one of the best things the pier folk have ever thought of, allowing you to sit outside and forget about the weather. The menu is simple and I quickly decided on the goats cheese and caramelised onion pizza, which I shared with the other half; it arrived in good time, with an additional plate - when placing the order, my dad was asked how many people would be sharing each pizza, a clever touch, showing that they recognise what people might want. Of course, you're going to get a few flies and wasps, but it's worth it for a little bit of something different! Just don't look down, that sea looks awful choppy.

The food was good. The service was good. The staff are pleasant. The interior is clean.read more

A nice pizza restaurant this. Consistently prepared starters and thin crust pizzas and we…read moreparticularly like the smaller pizza with salad in the middle for a lighter option. Definitely child friendly with colouring and activity books and a good childrens menu - certainly my daughter's choice for pizza. Staff have always been friendly and helpful and having visited several times over the last year we will soon go back again. A real bonus is Pizza Express take Tesco vouchers which offsets the prices, which are on the high side - and is the reason this doesn't get 5 stars.

We decided on a pizza place to feed a larger group. We had 13 total, three small kids. We found 6…read morepizzas and two breadsticks fed us all with some leftover. Friendly staff, great flat bread style pizzas. You cut it yourself. Really good crunchy crust and fresh toppings. Lots of dessert options we would have tried if we had room.

We were pleased with the ambiance and the staff. Very helpful for my wife who is celiac. The…read moregluten free pizza crust is pretty lame, but the toppings were good. As for me, I did the skinny pizza which gives a half portion pizza and salad. It was okay..again, toppings were good. I'd stop by again, but it wouldn't be one of my top choices.

This Deli near the art school is a great place for home made pizza, fantastic cakes (check out…read moretheir famous brownies) and hot home made food as well as all the olives and cheeses and deli stuff. Brilliant. They even do ice cream now.

Outstanding service, amazing food at good prices, a warm and welcoming feel to the place. Best…read morepizza in Norwich

The pizza is great for the price...could improve on the pick up time, if you don't call ahead. And…read morethe locations are debatable, if you really want to take the drive. Considering so many other pizza restaurants. But...its good the mozzarella sticks are great

This must be the most popular restaurant in the city!…read more It's way too busy at the weekends and during the kids hols. They have a constant queue out of the door snaking round the side of the building. This branch was refurbished not so long ago. They are currently offering lots of credit crunch deals such as pizza garlic bread and a drink for a special prize. It's not the most healthy of food but a good treat once in a while. They will happily give you a doogie bag of you left over pizza to enjoy cold. YUM! There are three in total in the city so if you can't get a table here why not try a short walk to Chapeldfield's branch.

Italian food from a chain that operates 80+ restaurants around the UK. The menu is pretty much…read more"classic" Italian with dishes like Pollo alla Griglia and Spaghetti Carbonara, plus a selection of pizzas and salads. For some reason, I was experiencing a craving for spaghetti and meatballs. There was no logic to it, but it could not be ignored. I've already been in the Frankie & Benny's across the way, so I am here in Bella to see if it's better, worse or the same. It's right near the rail station in a shopping/entertainment plaza. Warm greeting and a table in the back, I was pleased to find an electric outlet as my laptop was near dead after two hours on the train from London. The hostess cheerfully brought me a Peroni and started the pour. Peroni's a good brand for Italian beer, and it got me warmed up to study the menu, finding the Polpette Americano. No idea why they call it that, it's spaghetti and meatballs. A decent portion with meatballs that had to be cut in half to be eaten politely, my craving was satisfied. I opted to skip dessert, but perhaps you'll try The Godfather or Banoffee Italiano with a coffee and let me know how it turns out.

Whole experience took less than 20 minutes. Starter was bland. Main was clearly microwaved as…read morecame up immediately starter dishes were taken away piping hot. What should have been pasta and chicken with a creamy sauce and cheese topped with (some sort of meat) turned out to be pasta with a couple of bits of bacon type meat thrown on top. I had to put my glasses on to find the meniscal pieces of chicken. The sauce was non existent. We were rushed and the food was bland. I did write and complain but they haven't even had the decency to reply. Never again. Not worth the money. Could have cooked better at home. Chrissy H

There's nowhere better in Norwich, as far as I've ever experienced. A convivial atmosphere,…read morefriendly bar staff (the guys, anyway - the girls are mostly hot and sultry, which is a fair tradeoff) and the best pizza you'll find in East Anglia. Suitable for hardcore flaneurs, cineastes (movies play pretty well nightly) and foodies alike, this is the best place in town to hunker down with a newspaper/your work/a book and waste some time. Likewise, as the hours pass, it becomes a premier meeting spot if you want to hang out with a group of friends, a wonderful place for a date, chug back a beer or sample a new cocktail... it's endless. I love this place. Also, they have Scrabble and a BOX OF FUCKING LEGO. Seriously guys, what more do you want? So yes, it's hipstery. But that's no inherent bad thing, right?

Went with a group of nine friends, we went crazy for the menu and ordered a lot of fantastic food…read more Probably drove the kitchen mad. But they pulled it off brilliantly. Our table was almost too small, but it was cozy and intimate. I'd visit again next time I'm in town, maybe with a few less people.