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11 years ago
A favourite of ours. Normally very good service unless they're a bit busy, but food always consistent and a nice atmosphere.
19/21 High Street
Sutton SM1 1DJ
United Kingdom
Sutton
020 8643 4725
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http://www.pizzaexpress.com
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What time does Pizza Express open?
Pizza Express opens at 11:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Pizza Express close?
Pizza Express closes at 11:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Pizza Express closes at 10:30 PM on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 11:30 AM - 11:00 PMSun 11:30 AM - 10:30 PM
Does Pizza Express serve alcohol?
Yes, Pizza Express serves alcohol.
Does Pizza Express have parking?
Yes, Pizza Express has parking options.
Does Pizza Express have free WiFi?
Yes, Pizza Express has free WiFi.
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nice environment. Good for business and commercial dinner. Will visit again if I have chance.read more
Shocked this place hasn't any reviews!! This is one of the best authentic Italian restaurants I've…read moreever been to! The food is clean and flavourful. The specials are delicious and interesting. The staff are beyond helpful and accommodating - you'll always be looked after here. The atmosphere is excellent at all times of year. It's not the largest restaurant but it's certainly not cramped. Perfect place for any outing; dates, birthdays, lunches. This restaurant is cared about by the passionate management and it's impossible not to feel that when dining there. I've been coming back for 18 years so far and will be back countless times for. I've never had a bad experience here in any aspect. It's no local secret that the Spaghetti Tree is high quality either - you will want (need) to book a table!
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Spaghetti Tree Winning 'The Best Family Friendly Restaurant Award' 2012
The best Italian food in Sutton area. I don't know why they only got 2 stars. Staff and manager are…read morepretty humor and lovely. Good for both family and business lunch and dinner. Strong recommended.
The atmosphere is lovely, although very loud. It's essential to book a table on a Friday or…read moreSaturday or you will end up disappointed. However the vegetarian options are abysmal. Italian is generally a vegetarian-friendly cuisine and if nothing else you would expect to get an excellent, thin crust, stone baked margherita. The pizza tasted like it came out of a freezer at Tesco and the mozzarella was cheap and had the texture of plastic. The pasta primavera was a standard pasta-with-tomato-sauce with some frozen vegetables added. A very lazy effort and an incredible disappointment. Maybe this review seems harsh but I think it would be very easy to make some very simple changes to avoid these disappointments.
The only reason I can`t give 5 stars is because there is a 10% service charge. Pesto's was my…read morefriend suggestion as he has recently moved to Sutton Coldfield before us and already eaten there twice with friends. We were greeted by a friendly hostess who quickly got us an ideal table and a drink.She explained the lunch time tapas menu to us then left us to decide. Looking around the restaurant was quite large but had a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. We chose three dishes each off the lunch menu and didn't have to wait long for them to arrive. Myself and my wife both agreed the food was delicious. I did feel that the desserts were equally delicious but quite expensive for the amount you got. Overall we all really enjoyed the food and the staff were both friendly and efficient.
Simple yet charming, Vinoteca Italiana is gives a sense of tradition and a home-cooked feeling. The…read moreingredients seem fresh and the dishes well ordained with the variety of spices and natural colours that are packed within each recipe. The end result may not be enough to be etched in memory forevermore but as can be seen from the photos the presentation was excellent, the food mouth-watering and satisfying on multiple levels. Everything from the starters (even simple bread and olive oil) to the well proportioned mains to the dessert was consistently appetising, safe and becoming. Perhaps offering nothing extraordinary, but everything though ordinary is done extremely well; I find it unlikely that any other local restaurant will be able to rival the high standards of Vinoteca Italiana in this quiet and humble area of South London.
I haven't had pizza this good in a long time. The crust is amazing. We had the pizza and my friend…read moresaid it was the best he has ever had. We will definitely be back.
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Spaghetti alle Vongole
Zizzi's is a nice Italian place off the high street in Sutton. The king prawn spiedini appetizer…read morewas my favorite part of the meal. It was really well presented and had great flavor. The Rustica Primavera pizza topped our favorite menu item. The flavors just blended really well together on this wood fired pizza. The calamari was the one item that disappointed us; it was really bland. The staff was very nice and friendly, but didn't come by the table often to see if we needed anything else, so we were delayed in ordering additional items off the menu.
The food here was lovely but I am taking off two stars for service. We had 2 starters, 2 pizzas,…read moreand chips. The ambience was nice with soft music. We came on a Wednesday evening and it was pretty busy. Our server, Irina, was not good. She forgot to put in our free garlic bread and when we tried to remind her, she put up a finger and ran away and never returned. We got her attention ultimately and she said she would put it in but then we had to ask if we could use our 30% student discount AND the free garlic bread coupon. She thought about it and then said "no" so we had her cancel the garlic bread. She also took our water away and never brought more or refilled our glasses. When we asked for some cakes for takehome, they took a very long time to arrive. Lastly, every time a staff menber came to our table they rushed away before we finished telling them what we needed. Finally, when we paid at the end, there was no option to tip or not or how much to tip, which we felt was shady because she could have added tip on herself afterwards since she told us they were not offering printed receipts. The uni student who was dining with us said it best when she said, "The vibes were off"
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Fantastic genuine Italian food and lovely discrete service. Such a shame it's changing, however,…read moreexcited to see what they will offer.
Hidden Gem: Without a doubt this is the best restaurant on the whole of Worcester Park High Street…read more Lovely decor inside with a baby piano, excellent service and delicious authentic Italian food. There are daily specials of the day the waiter will let you know about once seated, which was Skate Wing with a lemon caper butter last time I went. Puddings are delicious too.
Typical Italian restaurant with good environment. Suitable for social and business talk.read more
From the owner: About Us At Spaghetti Tree we are a…read morefamily-run award winning Italian restaurant that has been offering fresh yet affordable home-cooked food for more than 30 years. We are a well established Restaurant providing the very best in Italian Cuisine since 1985. Our restaurant offers a warm and friendly atmosphere down to our experience and expertise in the business, with our staff being trained to the highest possible standards. We love food and ensure that our mouth watering dishes exceed your expectations. Whether you want a light bite or a full meal any time of the day, we are here to offer you a range of food that is unique and perfectly cooked. Let us take care of your event with our catering and party planning services. A full range of events including live vocalists also take place at Spaghetti Tree as well as charity fundraisers. We can cater for larger parties, corporate lunches and dinners and also special occasions. As a reputable company that prioritises safety and the satisfaction of our customers, we have numerous associated business partners and use our connections to provide you with the best possible service. For an exceptional dining experience please don't hesitate to contact us. Our opening hours are Monday to Saturday - Lunch 12.00pm to 14.30pm Dinner 6.00pm to 10.30pm Closed Sunday
My salsa friend and I ended up here on a Friday before our salsa class. The interior is something…read moreto behold with an amazing painted ceiling like you would see in some Italian churches - apparently, a painter came over from Italy to paint it. With the friendly restaurant name, I was hoping for a family atmosphere but the service remained efficient rather than warm. When asked about any house specialities, the waiter seemed rather reluctant. We shared an asparagus gratin to start - some asparagus spears with melted cheese. The components were nice but not sure that putting them together enhanced things. For mains, I had calf's liver in butter and sage, a traditional dish. The liver was cooked well and nicely seasoned but the accompanying vegetables less so, I'm afraid. My friend's fish was "OK". We then had a slght problem extracting the bill and paying it. This solved my wavering between 3 and 4 stars. The view from the outside promised much but sadly, it was only an average dining experience.
The delivery man didn't have any change, then was rude to me & my family, and tried to tell me (a…read more14 year old boy) "get in my car and we can go to the shop) so I said no go and get the change then he comes back and puts his hand through my window and puts our change on the window seal then walks away... absolutely apooling staff.
The service was great, the atmosphere was good, everything looked clean. But the food was a huge…read moredeal breaker for me.
Hmmm..... I think old age is catching up with me. I thought I had reviewed this place awhile ago…read morebut not according to Yelp! These premises has been an Italian restaurant as long as I can remember. It used to be Pizza Piazza but ever since Greg Proops, the Canadian comedian called it Pizza Disaster when he was performing at Epsom Playhouse, I always had it in my mind as Pizza Disaster! I'm not sure if Greg Proops' off the cuff comment may have contributed to the demise of Pizza Piazza but Sicily has taken over and lent an upper class air to this end of Epsom's own restaurant row. The food is classical Italian. I didn't spot anything particularly Sicilian but there is a wide range of pasta, pizzas and cooked meats and seafood. As I was going salsa dancing afterwards, I didn't want anything too heavy. Hilary, my salsa dance friend and I split one of their sharing antipasto plates, which had butterfly king prawns, deep fried squid rings, smoked salmon on toasted ciabatta topped with mascarpone, prawn cocktail, breaded crab claws served with spicy tomato dip and tartare sauce I then had a spaghetti carbonara, which was nice except for the price (£8.95). Hilary was happy with her seafood risotto, which was generous with the seafood. The service was excellent - efficient and very friendly. Sicily is now probably the best Italian restaurant in Epsom. It is pricey and will therefore sadly remain a special occasion type of place but you do get your money's worth.
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We've been going to Zizzi's in Romford on and off for lots of celebrations over the past few…read moremonths. Our wedding anniversary on New Year's eve, Mother's day in March, my birthday in April and now Father's day - 16th June. We had originally planned to take advantage of the Father's day special 3 course menu for £19.99 each (Zizzi's do these deal quite a lot, if you get on the mailing list you can get notifications and vouchers throughout the year)! We decided not to partake in the three courses as we had to go elsewhere after our meal. We booked ahead for a 1pm reservation, and got there 15 minutes early. We were seated straight away with a smile from the manager. And were seated in a nice quiet spot next to another couple and close to the open kitchens and toilets. We sat and decided what we'd like and a waiter came along very quickly to take our order, within 5 to 10 minutes! So we gave him our order straight away without much of a wait. I ordered a pollo prosciutto insalata and a lemon san pellegrino. Elle ordered a super zucca insalata with chicken skewers and a coke. Our drinks came almost immediately after ordering and we sat and had an interesting conversation while waiting for our food. Compared to a few years ago Zizzi's Romford has changed its decor; previously they had an artist paint his impressions of Romford as murals on their walls, (I see a previous reviewer didn't understand "the graphitti" on the walls, maybe this will help them understand?) specifically Romford is famous for its greyhound racing track (for 90 years - founded in 1929), one of the last left in England. The art on the walls depicts greyhounds in various racing poses. They actually had a few signs saying what the artwork was and who the artist was who created it, but I digress. The new decor, similarly are murals from a local artist of deer and hummingbirds. (see pics) They look very nice, maybe not to everyone's tastes but I like them. Anyhow....Food. We get the food within 15 minutes, and it's delicious! I really enjoyed my food and finished very quickly. I seem to be taking a lot of pictures of empty plates recently....Elle enjoyed her food too. We ended spending £32 or so. We will definitely be going back, we may try a different branch for our next visit.
Starter: Garlic bread with cheese and onion - always a winner…read more.. Main: ...But if you're going to put skinny pizzas on the the menu that include an "Italian naked slaw" maaaaaybe add a little more info... The skinny primavera pizza was really nice - the wholemeal base has come on in leaps and bounds and was actually delicious. The "Italian naked slaw" however turned out to be an old looking pile of greens (mostly rocket), topped with some aged looking fennel and a crap load of beetroot. Fennel and beetroot. Surely that cannot be a thing, Italy?? And in no way can that monstrosity be a 'slaw - naked or dressed to the nines. Doesn't help that I hate beetroot with a passion. Replaced with a normal side salad which was much much better. Dessert: Lemon ice cream concoction and an Irish coffee. Neither were the best I'd ever had and I normally rate Zizzi's Irish coffees (this one had too much cream and wasn't hot enough FYI). We had a tastecard which we were planning on using - until we heard our waiter tell the table next door that tables had to be booked two hours in advance to use them. We never booked. Who books Zizzi's 6:30pm on a Monday night?? We used the tastecard via another waitress. SO HE LIED! All in all, a poor representation of a Zizzi's. And WHAT ON EARTH is that graffiti about outside the restaurant? Will you look at that - I was only going to write a basic review and it turned into a rant...that's what happens if you mess with my 'slaw!!!
Loved the pizza we had here last weekend. Had I known that there were no pics for Napule, I would…read morehave snapped some pizzaporn to post here for all to see. We've been here a few times now since moving to the area and we've had excellent meals both times. I like seeing the pizzaioli working pies in the oven when you walk in. While I had a satisfying bowl of pasta on my last visit, I wouldn't pass up the za this time around. As we both got pizza, we were in for the huge pizza board with split toppings. It was piping hot out of the oven with a perfect crust. We performed a bit of cosmetic surgery, recutting the slices and replacing toppings (always too much cheese for my lady, gimme!). Margherita with olives on one half (hers, of course) and the delicious Capriciossa combo for me-mozzarella, tomato sauce, mushrooms, sausage, artichokes and roasted ham. This is our favorite pizza in the Fulham area and certainly one of the better ones in London. I could go for a little more zing in the sauce and they could use some draft beers. But, that won't stop us from coming back often.
The pizza here is pretty good, but I certainly wasn't blown away by the expereince…read more Perhaps my expectations were too high (as i'd just read the 5/5 stars review in Timeouts 'best pizza in London' special edition) but i was left a little disappointed. The best was good, but I've had better. We shared a pizza by the metre between 4 of us and all enjoyed it. However we all agreed SpaccaNapoli (formerly on Dean Street, Soho) was much better. Ironically we had a small round pizza afterward and that was much tastier than the metre one. I would recommend the Sicilian red wine (can't remember the name but you'll spot iton the menu) as it is delicous. If you're in Fulham and you want a decent pizza then give it a try. The atmosphere is quite nice and it is very authentic. Don't get your hopes up that the pizza will be anythiong like what you tasted in Napoli or Roma and I'm sure you'll enjoy.
Solid 3.5 stars. Toppings were great but I was not a fan of the base. The edges seemed undercooked…read morewhich was not pleasant. I see there is an option on menu for well done base which I would opt for when I give them a try again.
Well-priced, fresh food. Friendly staff readily found space…read moreour party of four adults and two children on a Sunday afternoon, although service was terribly slow.
An oasis of calm in the madness that is Westfiled , Stratford. The usual cool, calming, 'though…read morevery 90s, blue and white colour scheme. Pleasant and efficient staff. Consistent standard of food with all it's other outlets. However, none of the Pizza Expresses I've been to have been as good as the ones in Jersey. The ones here are a bit soggy and almost bland by comparison. Hard to believe when it's all the same ingredients. but there you go!
Came here last night on a sexy double-date. Wasnt rammed…read morewhich was nice, and we had a voucher - wooh! My pizza was nice (Capricciosa), though I normally dislike anchovies this was good. The service wasnt amazing, but it did look a little understaffed so felt a bit for the waitress who seemed to be a bit flustered. We did erm..spot a few ants roaming on the floor and one on the table....but I think this may have been because we were quite close to a massive plant/mini tree, who knows. It was 'A-OK'.
Best pizza in Kingston, with great pricing and excellent service. The location is very convenient,…read morebut I'd go out of my way to come here regardless. Takeaway option is nice to take a personal sized pie on the bus or train.
After a day of doing tourist stuff followed by catching a show at the Globe, we were ready for a…read morebite to eat. Pizza Express was convenient and still open. I'm not sure what all we ordered, I don't think very much. We just wanted a little something before returning to our hotel. One item was a Margherita pizza which I shared with my granddaughter. The pizza was thin crust and a little chewy but overall not bad. It only had a single leaf or two of basil, but this is not our first Margherita and it seems in London, that's about all you get. If not for that basil I don't think I could tell the difference between this and just a cheese pizza. That's the way my granddaughter likes it, and that's what matters. Our oddly shaped pizza didn't look like much but it served its purpose. Service was fine, no complaints. We finished our food and were on our way.
Really great casual spot. The food tastes great and is a reasonable price. The service was solid…read moreand our server was very personable and kind. The vibe/atmosphere was fun and causal. Definitely good for families or for something a little more chill as a date night.
This is a very inexpensive place to eat with a good variety of food to suit most tastes…read more Don't expect fabulous food, but good value for money
Get what you pay for!!!…read more cheap breakfast price, lovely hangover food. did the job!!! very good portion size!!! Good coffee.
You know what they say....Italians do it better! And trust me these guys are no exception!…read moreDelicious food from pasta, bbq, meatballs and focaccia/pizza....and beer, different beers to match the different types of food! Excellent service with a smile. Oh and if you fancy an espresso, look no further, they've got that too! Don't miss out on this one!
Have been before for breakfast but as usual got so hungry and forgot pictures... Small local…read moreTurkish delight. Lots of breakfast choices and Gozleme with more choices than you imagine.. Being a non lamb eater this caters for everyone and more. Very reasonable pricing and if your down on a Sunday no parking charges.. Yay!! We tried the baked omelette, it's very heavy tomato based but I love it!! Fresh juices tea and coffee as standard. What more could you ask for.. As it's just by the over ground station at green lanes.. It's easy to get to.. And if this doesn't tickle your fancy then there are lots more choice available.
I'm no Turkish food expert, but everything I had here was awesome. The spicy lamb pastry (can't…read moreremember the name) was moist and flavorful. Be sure to try the chili garlic sauce (kind of reminds me of a paste like American Mexican salsa) The staff were also very nice and helpful!
I'm a very reluctant German and as a former vegetarian not much of a fan of German food either…read more Except, perhaps, of Currywurst, that weird and wonderful combination of fried sausage and curry sauce... Having moved to London many years ago, I am more familiar with the English version of late-night kebabs after a night on the tiles than the German-Turkish Döner incarnation. The best example of the latter has finally found its way to London and I have visited their stall at Acklam Village (the bit of Portobello Market that's perched under the motorway) several weeks in a row. At first sight, £5.50 seems a bit dear, but realistically this is a good price for decent quality food. It's also in line with all the other stalls in the same location. The portions are generous and you can tell just by looking at the rotating skewers that the meat is lean and not processed. You are offered a taste before committing to any of the varieties on offer: lamb, chicken and beef as well as a veggie version. The chicken is the undisputed winner for me, as well as the crusty flatbread the food is served in - on a bed of mixed salad and a choice of three sauces (including garlic and chilli - tame by British standards, but very tasty). Funny how this stall seems to be drawing in us Germans, though, every time I've been there was a conversation going in Geramn ... seems like they've yet to convert the pulled pork brigade - highly recommended.