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.

I really like this restaurant it is one of my favourites when in need of a nice pizza at a…read morereasonable prize. The service level is very high and the vegetarian pizza is to die for. The location is ideal if your in town and fancy a nice bit to eat without leaving town centre. My only real comment is that the place can get a bit noise during peak times and I wont recommend it if your planning to propose :-p

Lovely pizzas at very reasonable prices…read more Fast and efficient service. Can get very busy at times. Ideal location if you are shopping.

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 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.

Tucked away in the colourful streets of Neal's Yard, right in the heart of London's Seven Dials…read moredistrict, you'll find HOMESLICE -- a pizza spot that's become a favourite among locals and visitors alike. What makes HOMESLICE stand out is the ability to mix and match toppings on each half of a whole pizza, making it perfect for sharing and trying different flavour combinations. For our visit, we grabbed a couple of slices for a quick lunch while exploring the city. I went with the Salami, Rocket & Parmesan slice, which was loaded with toppings and packed with flavour, while my wife kept it classic with a Margherita slice. The slices are massive, yet the pizza remains light, crisp, and easy to eat. With its relaxed atmosphere, communal seating, and prime location near Covent Garden, HOMESLICE is an excellent stop when you need a quick bite between London attractions.

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

Food was Amazing, service was very attentive and you cannot beat the ambiance. Just go and get the…read morepizza you will Love It!!

So the highlights were that they really accommodated to kids. They had this kid activity sheet…read morewhere kids can color and put stickers on. The decor was very clean and appealing. There was a large selection of delicious pizzas. I loved that they could accommodate to allergies. The one negative was that the pizza dough was totally charred on the back which gave this bitter taste. It definitely took away from the deliciousness of the pizzas. All four pizzas came out this way. One was so burnt that we had to send it back. They were nice about it. Wish they took it easy in the pizza oven rather than let the dough get to the point where it's burnt.

Ordered from here a few times now and have not been disappointed would recommendread more

Late at night and need a quick, cheap bite? Chicken & Pizza 4U definitely hit the spot. OK, it's…read morenothing fancy, but the food is good and plenty of variety to pick from. The week I was there, I ate there 4 times and here's the scoop: * The pizza was actually pretty good...somewhat like Pizza Hut pizza, but at £3.00 for a small pizza, you can't go wrong. The tandoori chicken pizza was a good choice. * Kebab Roll: 2 Kebabs, chips and drink..£3.50. If you like it spicy, just ask. I'd ask for light on the sauce as it will get a bit messy. * Spicy wings...get at least 4 to pick at. * Burgers...standard, but good. The service was quick and the guy that worked there was patient as I seemed to take forever making up my mind. Surprisingly, they do have a decent amount of vegetarian plates. Two people can easily eat for under £10. If you are Muslim, the food is Halal prepared.

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.

A great place for late night pizza, especially when a lot of establishments won't/can't allow kids…read more Tasty pizza, counter order and then pick up when you get a page.

Not bad, nice cheap pizza, but nothing to write home about…read more Firstly it is cheap I can see how they keep the costs down as there's no waiter/waitress service as they have little buzzing pagers on your table to notify you when to go up and collect your pizza which is not a bad idea, however the pizzas are a bit thin and after a while of cooling off they end up a bit crispy and a bit chewy Not really a patch on Franco Manca, but if you need a cheap pizza to keep you going, this will probably fit the bill