OK OK... I like pizza! I love pizza! I decided to go…read moreagainst my discomfort and try a regular pizza... pizza pilgrims offers a pepperoni pizza with hot spicy chili oil honey... We thought what the heck let's go for it! Unfortunately my palate did not care for this , the pizza was very soggy and the chili oil was infused to such a high level it actually made my lips burn... And not in a hot, burning, sexy way... The staff was extremely friendly as we got there after 10 and they were closing down but they served us outside on regular plates which was really nice.

Great pizzzas. Charming friendly service. The rocket side salad was even so good. I'd add it to…read morethe top of a pizza for extra treat!

Oh my what a happy accident! Flew to London on last minute…read morebusiness. Met w Associates from Dubai and Australia. We had planned on going to a gem down the way but they were booked. Bilal had remembered an area nearby and we walked there. It was a rainy one and legging it was nice only because the rain mercifully slowed for a few minutes. We smelled something great. Walked for a bit and all three of us looked at each other and said... Let's go back to the wonderful smell! So glad we did. Our server spoke w Mo in Italian and was so sweet. The items are very reasonably priced. Check out the pics. All food was gone!

Oh my gosh -- this was genuinely the worst restaurant experience I've ever had in the UK…read more We politely mentioned that we didn't enjoy one of the pasta dishes and simply requested a small modification. Instead of trying to resolve the issue professionally, the owner became extremely rude and dismissive. Shockingly, he brought us the bill immediately, refused to serve the rest of the items we had already ordered (including the tiramisu), and directly asked us to leave the restaurant. We were calm and respectful throughout the interaction, but he refused to even listen to our side before abruptly ending the conversation with, "I'll get your bill," and telling us to leave. I honestly don't know whether he was irritated because we had an infant with us or because we requested a modification, but the behaviour was completely unacceptable and deeply disappointing. I still can't believe a restaurant in London could treat customers this way. Truly unbelievable service and an experience I would never want anyone else to go through. We initially ordered 3 items. The pizza was absolutely fine, so we never raised any concern about it. However, the pasta simply didn't suit our taste buds, so we politely requested a few alterations. Instead of handling it professionally, you refused to serve the tiramisu as well -- assuming we'd dislike that too and ask for modifications? Honestly, I wish I had taken a picture of the pasta to show how it looked. As a restaurant owner, you should understand that every customer has different taste preferences. And just for clarification -- we never asked for the pasta to be cancelled. In fact, we were even willing to pack it and take it home after paying for it, despite not liking the taste. You were the one who offered to cancel the remaining order, and we simply agreed. I would humbly request whoever is in charge to please check the CCTV footage and see whether we were ever rude while requesting alterations. Throughout the interaction, you only kept speaking from your side and didn't even give my wife a chance to explain. Is that really what good customer service looks like?

Paesan translated is a friendly greeting for your friend, buddy, homeboy…read more Keeping that traditon, Paesan near to Exmouth Market, is a fun, easy pasta spot with exposed brick and filamented lightbulbs, run by a friendly crew of Italians who will make you feel right at home. The upstairs is a corner view onto a street with dark woods and leather booths, while inside an open kitchen and a low-key young crew is putting out some simple, tasty food. Mostly appetizers, pastas and some pesce and carne dishes. Not a destination, but a good spot and one of the few restaurants on the street open on a Sunday. The downstairs basement hosts a cocktail bar that was closed on the Sunday we visited. We enjoyed the feel of the place, along with a bit of montepulciano d'abruzzo, some olives, a green salad, pork belly and a toothsome risotto with zucchini and prawns. Not a bad meal, priced pretty well, and a nice setting with friendly staff. We had such a good time that we failed to notice the police inspectress inside talking to the Paesan crew. The white and red police tape line both inside and outside the restaurant were in our peripheral view the whole dinner, but once outside, we noticed that a gigantic police triangle of tape took up the entire street corner, a female inspector was stationed there, and that down on the cobblestone sidewalk, a streetful of dessicated lemon and lime wedges lay from the night before, leading us to ponder, what exactly had happened here?

This is my new favourite restaurant!…read more The restaurant used to be the Dollar burger restaurant, and has been revamped as an Italian artisan place with free bread and olive oil, big bottle of tap water and Arcoroc glasses for everything. The specials all sounded fantastic but I plumped for dandelion salad and the pumpkin and goats cheese pizza. Utterly yummy! Not excessive portions just packed with flavour. The waitress was helpful and calm and the red wine warm and fruity. I'll come again for definites. There is a cocktail bar in the basement and a choice of some interesting sharing options on the main menu for groups. Prices are very reasonable and if my meal was anything to go by, the rest will be as good. I am well impressed.

Got into the city really late and was so happy to find this place open by my hotel. Really great…read moreprice for the amount of food you get. And the pizza was really great too! I would definitely come here again.

Ordered takeout/delivery on a Saturday night. Had been to Pizza Union in the past and remembered it…read moreas a decent pizza. But, alas, it was a disappointment. Very flimsy (not browned on the bottom at all) and barely cut (it was difficult to pull the slices apart). Rocket salad was OK...didn't love the dressing - though this was the best part of the meal. Prob won't go back. Boo.

This is a little, quant restaurant located in an alley, a few steps from Eastcheap Street, where…read moreEastcheap Records is located.We were able to sit outside because it was lovely this day. The service was great, our server was very kind and patient to explain everything to us. We even were able to change my friend's order after ordering because I walked inside to look at the specials menu, so we changed her order to Lobster Ravioli (not pictured here). The garlic bread came fast and had the appearance of a personal pizza. It is EXTREMELY fresh garlic forward, like it is going to sit with you for hours, the server will absolutely warn you about this but it is damn good. Our food came after we completed our bread and was very good. The Veal Milanese was tender and crunchy. The penne noodles with marinara sauce was a great side to this dish. Not pictured because it was too good, the lobster ravioli looked creamy and decadent. If you want to know how good, my fried ordered two servings. Overall this was a fabulous meal, this was some of the best Italian food I've had in my life. I will absolutely seek them out on my next trip to London so here's to hoping they are open for many, many years to come!

This hidden gem had the most luscious fresh pasta and sauce. I had the aubergine ravioli with…read moretomato sauce and savored every bite. The bruschetta was light and flavorful. The chocolate brownie with coconut gelato was the perfect ending. We appreciated the friendly, gracious service and the casual atmosphere of dining outside in the quiet narrow street. Highly recommend.

While enjoying Neal's yard courtyard beauty, I was craving for some snacks and found this. It was…read morequick in & out (within 5 minutes). I Ordered a Margherita pizza slice (GBP5), that started off the chalkboard listing several other available varieties. It has taken the classic Neapolitan pizza ingredients and cooked and cut them up in the style of a thin New York slice. Loved it! 4/5 Sitting arrangements are there too, but of course at location like this, I would love to prefer sit outside. if you can't make it to this secret London location, don't worry. You can find Home Slice in Fitzrovia and Shoreditch

I stumbled into this place while walking around Convent Garden, seeing a small opening ( like an…read morealley) I was curious to walk in and explore. Wow, this "alley" opened up to an area that was vibrant and filled with delightful shops and cafes! Lucky I found HomeSlice. They offer a variety of pizzas with chewy, light crust. Love all the toppings but my favorite is the mushroom followed by the simple Margherita with fresh basil! Yummy!

We were looking to go to the place next door, but unfortunately, they were booked and we had no…read morereservations, so we came here instead. We got seated and ordered a glass of wine and then our main entrees came. The pizza and the lasagna were both good. The mozzarella had a nice pull to it on the pizza and the ricotta in the lasagne was soft and creamy.

What a great little place around the corner from my hotel (Doubletree Islington). The staff is…read moresuper friendly and the food is off the chain. They have server all different Panzo's (Pizza) to chose from that are single sizes. I picked the Curry Panzo and it was amazing!!!!!

Real oven-baked Italian pizza, worth visiting. That's the pizza you can usually expect from an…read moreauthentic Italian place: the ingredients are not drowning in cheese/tomato sauce - they are simply sitting on top of sourdough and cheese base. The one we took included some mushrooms - could have been a little more than that.

Perfect pizza during your tourist walking. Me and my husband both enjoyed our personal size pizza…read more Amazing flavors, great beer and friendly service. Highly recommend this pizza restaurant. Great find.

Pizza day for me…read more Walking along the Thames while visiting London, we came across Gourmet Pizza Company. Now we just had pizza earlier in the day, so it was definitely my good fortune that my family agreed to have pizza again. We sat outside, which seemed cooler than inside, and settled in for more Italian food. It wasn't long before our 3 pizzas arrived, their Pollo Italiano, Prosciutto, and a child sized Margherita. That was a lot of pizza for our not so large table, but everything found a place. Some disassembly required, the large pizzas came with pizza cutters. Large pieces of prosciutto and the fresh rocket made cutting a little challenging, but we were up to this little task. Soon we were devouring all the pizza and had nothing but positive comments. The crust was what I would describe as traditional, thin but not too thin. I actually didn't know what rocket was, my smart kid told me it was what I know as arugula. Interesting name difference. The food disappeared fairly quickly and so did we, our server doing a very good job.