Where do I start? In all my years of living, of all the trips I've taken with my ultra-wealthy…read morefriends I can only name a few memories I've had with them but my experience at the Pizza Express in Woking 10+ years ago...unforgettable, it was March the 10th at around 5:16 PM to be exact with the wind around 7 mph to the south east and as I remember it we went in a black Bentley. I say mph and not km because I got used to the imperial system after visiting with my friend Jeff in Palm Beach several times but had to stop visiting him because of my tendency to be too honorable. The customer service was exceptional, the employee repeated my order back to me and said, "Mate, you look awful hungry. Let me upgrade that medium cheese to a large for ya ole chap. No sweat!" It was a very unusual thing for me to do to be in Woking at this time. My friends ask me, "Hey, remember that golf trip?" "Hey, remember that time on the Yacht?" "Ole' chap, remember that time we partied at Windsor?" and I just can't remember those times but the one hour and 52 minutes I spent at Pizza Express 20 years ago I'll never forget. You can have the worst memory and won't forget your experience at Pizza Express in Woking even 20 years later. Only complaint is that the AC isn't the best but I never did have a sweating problem, I got shot at in the Falklands which led to a peculiar medical condition due to my overdose of adrenaline which has made it now to where I can't sweat. Go to Pizza Express in Woking, you'll never forget it. I had an absolutely royal experience.

Pizza Express is a fairly good chain, and Woking's branch is no exception…read more The service is good quality and the staff are polite and efficient, catering to requests or alterations to your order successfully. The tables are quite close together and on occasion the place can get quite busy, but it is a nice place to go that's reasonably priced with friends or family.

Excellent pizza, really good food and delivered quickly, when compared to Herbies these are my…read morefavourite. Unfortunately their website is dead but i got their menu online at;- http://www.take-a-way.co.uk/menu/844/Hippo+Pizza/ herbies are or there as well

This is your average pizza place. They offer delivery or you can collect in person for a slightly…read morecheaper price. Good range of pizzas ranging from your classic Hawaiian to 'Specials'. All the usual things from garlic bread to bottles of coke etc. Yummy puds also available from ice cream, chocolate fudge cake to waffles. Competitive pricing and good, usually quick service which is always handy when you've got an unexpected houseful! Friendly and polite staff

Pretty much what you would expect from a national chain, nothing outstanding but then again nothing…read moreto complain about. To order online on has to signup to their website so to avoid this i searched and found the menu at take-a-way.co.uk/menu/419/Herbies+Pizza/ and rang in my order, so much more friendly

Not really a review…read more Just to make people aware that this business is now called 'Mighty Flames and has been for at least 5 years now. I have had food from here and to be honest my last few orders have been great. I always go for the Donor Kebab though.

I ordered ham and mushroom pizza and the chef started licking the cheese , the pizza was soggy…read moreafter it. I had to wait 78 minutes and 12 seconds just to get my drink. i would rate it 5 stars if he licked my pizza more

Really great pizza and a cozy atmosphere. This meal was such a treat after a long day of touring!read more

American here - this was one of the best I had while I was in UK, France, and Switzerland, and N…read moreItaly! Not to mention it's right next to an Irish pub where I took it to eat! Pizza was ready in 5 mins, and was perfectly cooked! I had the Caruso with smoked Italian mozzarella. The staff was very friendly and helpful, giving me the supplies needed to eat it next door. Hope to visit again!

This a small but very busy pizzeria moments from South Ealing station. It's privately owned and we…read moresaw the lady whilst we were there, chatting to customers. There's a pizza oven visible in the semi-open kitchen and a great vibe. Food-wise, we skipped past the starters and went straight for pizzas. The menu is a decent size and offered tomato and non-tomato bases. We chose their plainest pizza with buffalo mozzarella and then customised one of them so I ended up with pancetta, gorgonzola, truffle oil, porcini and regular mushrooms. The pizzas were delicious! Chewy but light dough, wonderful toppings, totally lovely. We didn't feel they sat particularly heavy on our stomachs either, which is a good thing! The tiramisu can be skipped. Overall, a great place and a happy discovery for me. Just make sure you book because it's super busy!

We were a group of six for our first visit. We couldn't fault the service or the food. Everything…read morewas cooked to order with no fuss and very pleasant staff. Will be back for certain.

This place's working hours are hard to guess. But if you're lucky you won't be disappointed. Great…read moreingredients, real Italian food and Mario himself is a great character and very nice person.

We had 2 amazing pizzas and a really nice garlic bread. The food came quickly and delivered without…read moreissues. Would definitely order again.

Ah the joys of Mother's Day. Wait - that was LAST week. Never mind. My nearly 20 year old daughter…read morewasn't home last week, so the celebrations were postponed until today. Darling daughter kindly offered to take her mother (me) for lunch. After much deliberation, we decided to wander not too terribly far from home to Piazza Firenze. I'd never been before. We arrived at about 1.30 on a Saturday afternoon. There were a couple of small family groups by the big picture window (which was fully open, as it was a fabulous day) with small and impatient children. We therefore chose to sit near the back. At the back were some challenged and rather noisy adults, but neither they nor the toddlers were the restaurant's fault. The place wasn't busy (the glorious day may have something to do with that). We were given menus and asked what we'd like to drink quite quickly. They have a wine list, plus some spirits and beers, though both of us stuck with water. The menu is not extensive, but nor is it tiny. It has starters, salads, pasta, pizza and main courses. Both my daughter and I opted for pizza - she had a Margarita, and I had a pizza with Italian sausage and bacon (it was supposed to come with egg; I asked to have that omitted - as a New Yorker, egg on pizza for me is just wrong). The pizzas did take a bit of time to arrive, despite the lack of many customers. My pizza was ok. The sausage and bacon were quite salty, and I'd have liked the base cooked a bit more. Also, and this is a common complaint from me about pizzas in Britain, it could have done with some herbs - oregano, basil - that kind of thing. As it was, it was really the topping that provided the flavour. I had a wee taste of my daughter's pizza. The crust was nicer on that one, and the tomato tasted fresher, but again, it could have done with seasoning. The bill came to under £20, as all we had were two pizzas, with no drinks or sides. The pizzas ranged in price from around £7 to around £10, as did the pasta dishes. The main courses (sea bass, steak, that kind of thing) were more expensive - perhaps half again as much. The decor is fairly bare - wooden floors, plain table and chairs. Fortunately, they are not too close together, so you will not be rubbing elbows with all and sundry. However, all the hard surfaces means the sound really does carry. There is a small garden/terrace out back with tables and chairs, though we did not venture out there. The pizza oven is in the back, so you can see your pizza being cooked and delivered. All in all, I'd say this is not a bad place for families, but I would hesitate to recommend it for an intimate, adult dinner for two.

Yummy pizza and the dough is just how I like it. They also offer vegan and gluten free option but…read moreexpect the gluten free pizza to be rather flat and not as fluffy as the normal ones. It can get quite hot in the restaurant because they do have a pizza oven so wear layers if you plan to visit!

We went here for a dinner and it was very good. It is a casual place that also does take away…read more Two of us had dinner and ordered a pizza to take for another. They offer a variety of pasta dishes and pizza. It got pretty crowded so service was sometimes slow or hard to get attention. However we both had lasagna and it was the best I have had. It was a large enough portion to be able to take some for another meal. We both really enjoyed it and would go again for same thing.

I absolutely love this restaurant not just because it's conveniently close to home, but because it…read moretruly feels like a second home to me. The food is consistently delicious, and the ambiance is inviting and warm. The service is exceptional, thanks to the attentive waiter, who seems to be the only one on staff but manages to provide top-notch service every time. He speaks to you in Italian, so be ready to practice your language skills, it's a fun touch! The drinks are delightful as well, perfectly complementing the meal. If you're in the mood for Italian cuisine, I highly recommend trying the Burrata and the Salmone Al Forno; you can't go wrong with either! Overall, this place is a gem that I can't recommend enough.

My husband and I ate at Latinos tonight. It was fantastic. The portions are quite large. I felt bad…read morebecause I could not eat all of my food but it was not because of the taste. I had arancini balls (the best I've ever tasted) and the Ribeye with green peppercorn sauce and green beans (so good)! My husband had a different Ribeye on the menu he said was also excellent. I highly recommend this place. Very sophisticated atmosphere and very good food!