It's been open quite a few months. Part of a small chain. They specialise in customisable pizza…read more They have lots and lots of choices for toppings and for 9gbp you can add as many as you like. That and high temperature fire Owen is their marketing strategy. No wood burning owen, just gas one so I didn't have much faith in the place. On the other hand the area does not have much in terms of great casual restaurants as far as I know so in a desperate move I gave it a chance. I was pleasantly surprised. I ordered one of their mixes - burner (slightly cheaper and I always assume that the chef has recommended things that go very well together). It was not hot despite the name. On the other hand it did come out very quickly and was piping hot. Great crisp on the sides and super thin in the middle. Spread of ingredients wasn't much to write home about and dough quality wasn't impressive either, they didn't even offer any extra shavings of parmesan or olive oil. On the other hand there was something good in it. I quite enjoyed the pizza, given on a wooden tray. Not a super soft and sophisticated, nor was it Italian (too many ingredients and too big choice of them) but I really liked it. The crust had just the right consistency and it was very enjoyable experience. Easily better than any of the big delivery chains. The place is quite spacious but it has only 4 tables. It got full while I got there, though it seemed to be because of people ordering takeaway. Might be a good place to take your kids as they offer dessert pizzas including Nutella pizza. I'm too conservative for this one. Not sure if they have toilet to be honest, on the other hand Mon - sat there is a Tesco with free toilet a stone throw away. Overall, if you are in Thornton heath and are happy with a slightly loud and somewhat rustic locale, go for it. Pizza won't be best you've ever had but it will be a very good version of your normal pizza.

first visit to the restaurant which is very clean and beautifully presented…read more the pizza was made to order , it was very tasty as good if not better than the better known brands , certainly cheaper. the chef was on his own , so handling money and making food a bit off a no no overall , loved it . Didn't realise that it had an alcohol license , which will make going in the evening even better , and parking won't be an issue A nice touch to Thornton Heath

As someone who isn't a big fan of pizza, I was happily surprised by the quality and taste of the…read moreone I tried here. The staff were also super friendly and accommodating, making sure we had everything we needed.

An independent pizza shop that serves pizzas with fresh ingredients that are far superior to those…read morebought from the big national chains.

Nice small pizza restaurant with an amazing pizza, possibly the best one I had in London. I had a…read moreBufala 2 (with cherry tomatoes) which was really good, with excellent dough and good toppings. It is definitely worth reaching this area of London. Service is extremely welcoming and kind.

I love the vibe at this pizzeria! The chefs create amazing fresh pizza and the staff is absolutely…read moreincredible! I fly all the way from Los Angeles just to have a slice of this delicious pizza! Ask for Guido to serve you... he's amazing !

I ordered through an online takeaway service with a 20% off coupon for first time customers (first…read moretime with the restaurant, not the takeaway service). I am pretty loyal to my normal pizza place, but with 20% off I decided to give Pizza GoGo a try. The delivery was a couple minutes late, but in all fairness the window was kind of narrow, so that's forgivable. It arrived within about 50-minutes of ordering and the driver was polite and friendly. The pizza: I bought a medium (only big enough for one adult) Pepperoni Plus with a thin crust. It was good and satisfying, pretty standard as far as pizzas go, but a lot better than some of the bland offerings out there. The wings: THESE WERE SO GOOD! I don't generally like wings that are dripping in BBQ sauce, but these wings were so fat and so juicy - oh, man. Just delicious. All in all, I spent £12.42 (£10.95 pizza, £3.95 wings, £0.50 card surcharge, -£2.98 with 20% off deal). I think it was worth it with the coupon. It's unlikely I'll order from Pizza GoGo again and pay full price given the pricing and portions, when compared to other takeaways. That said, if I happened to be walking by, I would absolutely walk in and buy more of those wings.

Our first time Ordering pizza from here. We ordered on a weeknight around 11:30. Pizza was…read moredelivered within 45 min and arrived fresh and hot. The delivery man even asked us to check the pizza to make sure it was what we ordered. The pizza itself tasted great. Great take away place and you can also place your order securely on their website.

This is--hands down--the best pizza in London. I know that is a very, VERY bold statement, but as…read morean American who has tried more pizza than I probably should admit to, all in the crazy effort to find the perfect slice of pepperoni (just like home!)...I stand by it. I've been all over the place and tried all kinds of pizza: the good, the bad, the ugly. THIS is the best of the best. I order the meal deal, where for a totally reasonable £11.99 you get a large pizza (thin or deep pan--I always go thin), grilled chicken wings, a slice of cake and a can of pop. The pizza: Thin crust American Hot without jalapenos. This means a 12" pizza loaded with pepperoni, cheese, and mushrooms. It's always hot and fresh--and ALWAYS delicious. The pepperoni is traditional American style with a slight kick, and the cheese is stringy when you pull away a slice. Perfection. The chicken wings: These are really good and always different. Sometimes they are Peri flavoured, sometimes they have a BBQ sauce, sometimes they are just plain grilled. There's no telling which you'll get on any given day, but it really makes no difference since they always taste nice. The chocolate cake: Yum. Rich, moist, and generously portioned. I've also on occasion had the whole Peri chicken and spicy rice, and they are fantastic. I order from here a couple times a month and after many, many (very friendly!) deliveries, I have yet to be disappointed by anything this restaurant sends out.

This place is not bad if you want to try something else they…read morehave different types of pizzas to choose from

I'm a fan…read more Take-away's are tough to judge. From it's exterior this place does not look like much, but it rivals it's near by competitors. Napoli Pizza offers a great selection of toppings and some good BOGOF collections deals. I enjoyed a Mozzarella, Aubergine, Pepper and tomato pizza. The deep pan base was lovely and the mozzarella was lighter and creamier than your standard fare. Overall a good, superior pizza from the norm.

My first (and probably only) order from Pizza Napoli…read more I ordered 2 pizzas, 1 salad, and 3 dips... Not the longest order in the world. This was at 02:30 After being on the phone with the delivery guy for 15 minutes, trying to tell him how to get to the building (which is very simple to access, lit up and on the main road), I had to go out of my building and meet him outside as he could still not find the entrance. Turns out he was looking for the wrong address although the address was printed correctly on his note and on my order. But wait, there is more: he only gives me 2 pizzas and 2 dips and tells me he is in a hurry but that I should ask Pizza Napoli to take the money for the salad and other dip out of my next order... I asked him "what if I don't want to make a next order?" and he just says "Sorry mate..." and leaves. When I looked at the time it was 04:15, so almost 2 hours later... The pizzas were cold and the conclusion is one: Never again shall I order anything from Pizza Napoli...

Ordered couple pizzas cookies and curly fries, quite frankly would rather eat my own shit than…read moreorder this again. Undercooked bass for pizza All round shit fries and over priced cookies tasting like playdough. £43 badly spent. Over priced shit

I'm sure Pizza used to be the cheapest of take away options, but these days it seems to be the most…read moreexpensive. Worn out from a long couple of days away with work, Mr Marie and I ordered some take away pizza last night from Tops. Two medium pizzas and no frills came to £15, which is just a shade under what we'd usually pay for a tonne of Indian for two, or a wheelbarrow load of Chinese. so it seemed a bit steep, but I was too tired and hungry to care much. My boyfriend loves Tops Pizza, but I think that's only because, while he likes pizza, he's not massively keen on cheese, and Tops are a bit mean on the cheese front. Personally, I think the pizzas from there are a a bit wrong. The bases manage somehow to a bit dry and chewy, the sauces and cheese are thin, and the toppings aren't particularly flavoursome. It's filling enough, and there's still half of it left in the fridge downstairs, but then that would be the case too had we splashed out on curry. All told, it's not the best experience.

Takeaways that combine two different types of food never really appeal to me but Premier Pizza and…read moreKebab get it right! Both their pizza and kebabs are pretty much faultless.

I am so lucky to live within walking distance of this restaurant. It is a small neighbourhood…read moreItalian that punches well above its weight both for food and service. I have tried most things on the menu and have never made a bad choice. Their pizzas are spectacular - dough which is tasty, springy and light with a crispy bottom, absolutely perfect for dipping in your friend's spag bol! They make their own secret recipe tomato sauce, which is AMAZING. (Actually it's not a secret recipe at all - Raff will happily share how he makes it, but it sounds more intriguing as a secret!) They have a daily specials board that includes local seasonal produce in really imaginative dishes. I have gone into the kitchen to watch the chefs making a crab ravioli, moments before I ate it! (It was sublime!) Their desserts are too good. They have their regular items such as the tiramisu which melts in the mouth and the Italian ice cream that has real bits of strawberry, pistachio, vanilla seeds and chocolate in it. They also have special desserts that often are just too tempting - sticky toffee pudding, Eton mess with mango, interesting cheesecakes etc. The coffee is delicious and just perfect after a scrumptious meal there! The service is lovely and the atmosphere is down to earth, fun and friendly. I would urge you to go - if you go on a Thursday/Friday/Saturday you might want to book as it is extremely popular with locals.

I really have to rescind for 1 star review for not being able to book the day the restaurant…read moreclosed. I found the restaurant on Facebook. And booked a table that way. The welcome was excellent. The food just what you'd want excellent. I had slow roasted pork belly. Really Italian. Will I I be here during my next visit? Definitely