Pizza Pilgrims & Frigittoria

Stopped here for pizza before a show the other night. No complaints at all. There was no wait to sit down and service was speedy. We went for the classic margherita and it was very very tasty. We were in a rush so that's all we ended up getting, but it was a very solid choice. Continua

I reckon this restaurant bakes one of the best pizzas in London. I honestly don't know what could have possibly made the crust tastier. The dough is dense, chewy, and charred at just the right amount. It's definitely the star of the show, with the sauce acting only as its trusty sidekick. Having said that, pizzas here do run slightly expensive. They are worth approximately £10 each, whereas... Continua

Tasty, fast pizzas in a fun environment. The pizzas are delicious but a little on the pricey side compared to places like Franco Manca. But the atmosphere is buzzy and slightly frenetic.

They sell half litre carafes of wine which is great if a bottle is too much! Continua

I know that pizza can never do me any wrong, but Pizza Pilgrims even manages to spoil me whenever I'm in London. Listen, for £6.85, the margherita is a steal. And if necessary, it's hearty enough to feed two. Pizza Pilgrims has several locations throughout London, so you'll always be able to find a cheap meal wherever you are. Think of it as a more upscale, sit-down version of New York's... Continua

I've heard that Pizza Pilgrims is some of the best pizza in London. This location disappoints. We arrived on a busy night so had to wait a few minutes for a table. After ordering, our pizzas came out within minutes - like, too fast. The first thing I noticed was that my pizza had water pooled on it. It wasn't from the sauce. The only thing we could figure is it came from the mozzarella.... Continua