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I'll make this short and savory. Pizza Pilgrims is a chain seen throughout London. Here at this location, it's a sit-down restaurant (indoors and out) with table service. On the day of my visit I watched many pizzas be delivered to folks whose orders came after mine. The server noticed as well, assuring mine would be out shortly after what had been quite a long wait. It arrived, eventually, and was exactly as hoped for but moreso was what came next: making things right. My server announced that the pizza would be comped due to the mix-up/wait. So even when Pizza Pilgrims screws up, they do the right thing. Good pizza, good service, even when things don't go as hoped for.
Went to the walk up window and ordered the smoked mozzarella bites with a sweet chili jam to dip. The employee told me that you will be surprised by the taste of the jam and boy was he right, loved it. The price was only 9 pounds and was well worth it. Watched through the window the pizza maker removing the pizzas from the oven.
Pizza Pilgrims is a part of a pizza chain restaurant in London. I noticed a few other locations as I was visiting London. The food and service was really good. This location has seating in a courtyard that is absolutely beautiful. We sat outside and enjoyed the weather, views, and atmosphere! This was a nice stop for us to fill-up on some good pizza, re-group, and continue shopping and exploring London!
Literally one of the best pizza we've had. The spicy honey gives you such an exciting taste - you gotta try it. Burrata is ok because it is one of those small ones that's not super creamy on the inside. The bread stick that comes with it is the same as the pizza dough. Service was great and fast. Didn't have much expectations anyway but they are very nice and friendly. And the guy next to us was asking about the brand and she knows a lot of the background so thumbs up for that.
After our initial positive experience, we decided to return for another go at their pizza. This time, we were shocked to find that their service was sub par and slow. They gave us small table intended for 2, but added a seat in a corner space to make it suitable for 3 people. There was no seating outside--it would be a 30 minute wait. The only benefit of sitting inside is seeing the decorative wall of pizza boxes. I went downstairs to use the toilets (which were quite clean) and saw that there was 2 available booths and communal seating at a long table. Disappointed that downstairs seating was not offered to us. As for the service, when our 2 pizzas arrived at our tiny table, I asked for plates, she came back with one (there were 3 of us). There was no tin with utensils/napkins, we had to ask for them. Our server gave us a pepper mill, but offered no other seasonings. Our water carafe was empty and I had to get up and ask for another. We had to ask for our check and even that took a long time. This by far was so disappointing compared to my other visit where the server was so attentive--what a difference a day makes! Aside from the appalling service, the pepperoni pizza with spicy honey tasted great.
Never had to knife and fork a pizza before. But when in Rome, or in this case London... I ordered a simple margherita pizza and it was very good. It wasn't covered end-to-end in cheese like many of the pizzas that I'm accustomed to, which made it easier the taste of tomato and fresh basil a little more. As for the knife and fork, these are a necessity because the pizza is not cut into slices, but rather served whole. I loved that they cook the pizza to just doneness, instead of charring the crust I hate charred crust. And speaking of the crest, they also offer several dipping sauces for the crust. I tried the truffle dipping sauce and it wasn't bad. A little creamier than I expected, but still good. While I was dining, I noticed all of the fantastic pizza box art plastered on the walls. There are truly some creative, pizza-loving people in this city and it was fantastic fodder for lunchtime conversation.
I am going to give this a 4. This is the best neapolitan pizzas i have ever tried in London. The crunch was just perfect in most of my bites. Again most of them like 90%. Should be careful having burnt some of the dough since you want to get the crunch. PLEASE PLEASE CHANGE THE FORK IDK IS IT ME OR EVERY PIZZA PLACE HAVE A GARBAGE FORK. AGAIN PLEASE CHANGE THE FORK TO A GRIP FORK FOR EASY CUTTING. Nevertheless, it was a great pizzas i ate here. Got the aubergine and the mushroom truffle pizzas. The aubergine is less preferred since the aubergine became quite mushy but the mushroom was amazing. Come here since it is recommended. Cheers! I hope this helps!
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 ubiquitous dollar slices, but so much better. (Is that a stretch? Who cares, I love Pizza Pilgrims.) Kingly Court is a popular place to grab a meal. Keep an eye out for the unassuming entrance and place your pizza order. It gets fairly crowded inside of Pizza Pilgrims, but there's ample seating in the hip outside courtyard (and heaters in the winter!). Yes, there will probably be a bit of a wait, but the pizza is worth it. The dough is delightfully chewy and there is a perfect cheese-to-sauce ratio. The decor is trendy, although not annoyingly so, both inside and out... and even in the restrooms, creating a welcoming dining atmosphere. In crust we trust.
This place has delicious pizza! We arrived and lined up in the courtyard. The host asked how many and we were seated at one of the picnic tables in the yard rather than in the restaurant. The area is open above and luckily the rain held off while we were seated. We ordered the burrata caprese salad and the Youve Got Mailie. Bothwere delicious! We had a wonderful conversation with the couple that was seated next to us part way through our meal as well. Glad we tried this spot. It was an unexpected find! read more
1 year ago
Pizza Pilgrims is a chain in London and perhaps extending outward. We were looking for something close by and Pizza Pilgrims was just down the street from the Resident Victoria. The service was friendly and the pizzas were made fast. By the way, it was busy inside at the time I visited - 7ish pm. I ordered a veggie pizza with vegan cheese and cheese pizza for my mom The price for each pizza was affordable even for London. I walked about to the Resident Victoria and we ate in our room. Truth be told, everyone liked the veggie pizza with the vegan cheese more than the four cheese pizza. I usually snap a pic before eating but we were all hungry after a heavy walking day. So I apologize for poor quality images and a missing slices. If you're in a pinch and want pizza near Buckingham palace or near other Pizza Pilgrim locations, it may be an option for you. read more
Delicious pizza that was made to order and didn't leave you feeling overly stuffed and not able to walk after. Immediately greeted and sat upon arrival. It's a food chain of pizza, tried 2 different locations and was satisfied completely at both visits. Double pepperoni pizza is delicious and has a good amount of pepperoni, along with the hot honey. If you're in the mood for more a spicy kick on your pizza, simply add the peppercorn oil and drizzle it all over your pizza for a double whammy of flavor and spiciness in your mouth. Loved the place and it's a good spot for a quick bite. A pizza is enough for 2, it's about 6 slices.. however if you're really hungry, it's light enough to devour individually.. read more
I'll make this short and savory. Pizza Pilgrims is a chain seen throughout London. Here at this location, it's a sit-down restaurant (indoors and out) with table service. On the day of my visit I watched many pizzas be delivered to folks whose orders came after mine. The server noticed as well, assuring mine would be out shortly after what had been quite a long wait. It arrived, eventually, and was exactly as hoped for but moreso was what came next: making things right. My server announced that the pizza would be comped due to the mix-up/wait. So even when Pizza Pilgrims screws up, they do the right thing. Good pizza, good service, even when things don't go as hoped for. read more
Went to the walk up window and ordered the smoked mozzarella bites with a sweet chili jam to dip. The employee told me that you will be surprised by the taste of the jam and boy was he right, loved it. The price was only 9 pounds and was well worth it. Watched through the window the pizza maker removing the pizzas from the oven. read more
8 months ago
离地铁、大英博物馆和palladium theater比较近，很有氛围感的小院，点的mushroom&tr和double peper无番茄酱版(单独告诉店员不要放的)，确实是手工现烤的感觉，不过有的地方有点糊了哦。服务费12.5% read more
Pizza Pilgrims is a part of a pizza chain restaurant in London. I noticed a few other locations as I was visiting London. The food and service was really good. This location has seating in a courtyard that is absolutely beautiful. We sat outside and enjoyed the weather, views, and atmosphere! This was a nice stop for us to fill-up on some good pizza, re-group, and continue shopping and exploring London! read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
- really good honey/pepperoni pizza - good brews and cocktails - lots of seating outdoors that is covered by a tent - indoor seating available Really good pizza overall in Kingly court. I always stop by. read more
Literally one of the best pizza we've had. The spicy honey gives you such an exciting taste - you gotta try it. Burrata is ok because it is one of those small ones that's not super creamy on the inside. The bread stick that comes with it is the same as the pizza dough. Service was great and fast. Didn't have much expectations anyway but they are very nice and friendly. And the guy next to us was asking about the brand and she knows a lot of the background so thumbs up for that. read more
1 year ago
1 year ago
3 years ago
Darling location. Very nice servers. Outdoor seating. Very considerate of food allergies. Fun menu options. Good pizza. read more
After our initial positive experience, we decided to return for another go at their pizza. This time, we were shocked to find that their service was sub par and slow. They gave us small table intended for 2, but added a seat in a corner space to make it suitable for 3 people. There was no seating outside--it would be a 30 minute wait. The only benefit of sitting inside is seeing the decorative wall of pizza boxes. I went downstairs to use the toilets (which were quite clean) and saw that there was 2 available booths and communal seating at a long table. Disappointed that downstairs seating was not offered to us. As for the service, when our 2 pizzas arrived at our tiny table, I asked for plates, she came back with one (there were 3 of us). There was no tin with utensils/napkins, we had to ask for them. Our server gave us a pepper mill, but offered no other seasonings. Our water carafe was empty and I had to get up and ask for another. We had to ask for our check and even that took a long time. This by far was so disappointing compared to my other visit where the server was so attentive--what a difference a day makes! Aside from the appalling service, the pepperoni pizza with spicy honey tasted great. read more
2 years ago
Never had to knife and fork a pizza before. But when in Rome, or in this case London... I ordered a simple margherita pizza and it was very good. It wasn't covered end-to-end in cheese like many of the pizzas that I'm accustomed to, which made it easier the taste of tomato and fresh basil a little more. As for the knife and fork, these are a necessity because the pizza is not cut into slices, but rather served whole. I loved that they cook the pizza to just doneness, instead of charring the crust I hate charred crust. And speaking of the crest, they also offer several dipping sauces for the crust. I tried the truffle dipping sauce and it wasn't bad. A little creamier than I expected, but still good. While I was dining, I noticed all of the fantastic pizza box art plastered on the walls. There are truly some creative, pizza-loving people in this city and it was fantastic fodder for lunchtime conversation. read more
2 years ago
4 years ago
I am going to give this a 4. This is the best neapolitan pizzas i have ever tried in London. The crunch was just perfect in most of my bites. Again most of them like 90%. Should be careful having burnt some of the dough since you want to get the crunch. PLEASE PLEASE CHANGE THE FORK IDK IS IT ME OR EVERY PIZZA PLACE HAVE A GARBAGE FORK. AGAIN PLEASE CHANGE THE FORK TO A GRIP FORK FOR EASY CUTTING. Nevertheless, it was a great pizzas i ate here. Got the aubergine and the mushroom truffle pizzas. The aubergine is less preferred since the aubergine became quite mushy but the mushroom was amazing. Come here since it is recommended. Cheers! I hope this helps! read more
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 ubiquitous dollar slices, but so much better. (Is that a stretch? Who cares, I love Pizza Pilgrims.) Kingly Court is a popular place to grab a meal. Keep an eye out for the unassuming entrance and place your pizza order. It gets fairly crowded inside of Pizza Pilgrims, but there's ample seating in the hip outside courtyard (and heaters in the winter!). Yes, there will probably be a bit of a wait, but the pizza is worth it. The dough is delightfully chewy and there is a perfect cheese-to-sauce ratio. The decor is trendy, although not annoyingly so, both inside and out... and even in the restrooms, creating a welcoming dining atmosphere. In crust we trust. read more
Located in Kingly court, a really cute food court in the heart of Soho! All the restaurants surround the center courtyard. There's indoor seating and courtyard seating for each restaurant, including Pizza Pilgrims which is on the first floor. The only downside is that there's no common area seating if you wanted to try food from each restaurant. We ordered the Pizz' & Love vegan pizza. It was amazing, there was so many fresh vegetables on it!! The crust was light and chewy, loved the pesto they put on it too. read more
7 years ago
WOW!! This pizza was SO delicious. I love pizza and I have to say that this is probably the best pizza I've ever had. We had a lovely server named Ben and he recommended the pesto, pepperoni and burrata and yellow tomato pizza and it was seriously the best suggestion. Ben was welcoming and friendly and have all of the others I was dining with great recommendations as well. (My pizza was the best though) ;) the pizza also came out in less than five minutes and even Ben our server said he was impressed with how quickly it was prepared! Overall SUCH a lovely experience! I highly recommend Pizza Pilgrims if you are ever in London! read more
3 years ago
So I have had pizza and I love pizza and this isn't pizza. It's art. The way they take 90 seconds to cook your pizza, to the dough being tossed is simply unique. I couldn't believe the way the salami tasted with the fresh mozzarella, the dough almost uncooked in the middle and charred on the outside. It was to die for, and really authentic. read more
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 Franco Manca's are only £7. read more
6 years ago
7 years ago
6 years ago
Delicious nduja pizza! Came so quickly and was light, yet so so flavorful. Hard to eat without a fork but I didn't mind. The crust was so tasty and the nduja had the proper amount of heat. Cute little area (I sat outside) and the waiters were attentive and nice. Will definitely come here again to try more delicious pizzas! read more
Pizza pilgrims, If wandering around aimlessly in search for a good pizza, stop here! Chances are you've found what you're looking for just behind Carnaby street. Be prepared, stepping here you'll eventually find: - loud but nice pop and modern music; - a very chaotic and nice south Italian style place; - very friendly and almost 85%italian staff; - very good and cheap Italian pizza (around 6 pounds for a margherita); During my visit, at 10 20 pm, the kitchen was about to close. I ordered my pizza and waited; the guys of the staff at the oven, once prepared the last pizzas, kept cleaning everything in a very, very, very loud way. Screaming out loud, joking between each other, not really good words, in Italian. But actually there were still customers at tables: some English ones must have thought they and all Italians are unrefined, as well as not good mannered. All of this could have been really annoying, but for all the time was funny though. Most important: pizza was awesome, good taste and ingredients, cheap as I mentioned before. No wifi but can use the public Carnaby street one. #crazy#italian#place# read more
Well colour me converted! I had heard of Pizza Pilgrims a lot, mainly through their pop up, but had never been to one of their actual locations. It's based under my yoga studio so my boyfriend met me and we popped in for a date. I didn't want to eat a lot of pizza that night (don't ask, I'm a people pleaser and he wanted to go there) so I asked if I could get a bigger side salad. The server didn't even bat an eyelid and said 'sure, it's called the secret salad' and is essentially a large version of their mozzarella side salad. I was delighted with it, so fresh and green but also with some naughty decadence of fresh mozzarella. I sound like a wanker, their pizza is fantastic but I was happy they could offer a healthier option too. We also ordered the mushroom and truffle white pizza and the aranchini balls. I LOVED the truffle pizza, I had one slice and was in pizza heaven. We picked that because the regular pizzas looked like they had so much tomato sauce and I hate that so this was fantastic. So cheesy with a real hit of truffle throughout and a squidgy, doughy base. Yes! I can also recommend the aranchini balls if you are extra hungry. They are served pipping hot and very tasty. read more
4 years ago
Only the best get 5*s, and Pizza Pilgrims is the best pizza in London. I first tried their pizza at Street Feast and have loved it ever since! There are plenty of other amazing places to get pizza, but none of them have me craving them as much as this place! If it's not broken, don't fix it-I always get the Nduja (un-do-ya), it's fresh, tasty and has a nice kick to it. As well as amazing pizza, this places has a few starters to get you going. The Mac n Cheese and Arancini balls are as good as you will get anywhere else. Pizza Pilgrims is the perfect place for a quick lunch or dinner, break up your shopping day with the best pizza you can get! Top 3 tips for this place- 1.Be prepared to wait, when it busy you will need to, but it's worth it 2.Get some starters along with our Pizza 3.On a budget? Go here-you won't get a better meal in London for less than £15 read more
7 years ago
If it weren't for us being starving, I would have left this place before even sitting down. We wandered in, were glared at by the cooks and had to find a waitress who was hiding at the other side of the shop when it was obvious there were customers who had just entered. We were seated by the door where each opening bathed us in the cold air and smoke. The waitress returned and thrusted tacky menus in front of us, where a can of coke is £2 (wow!). The staff in General were very unprofessional ("hi guys" is not what I'm spending money for in Central london). The only saving grace was the food - there was a cheese-free option, which I pounced on immediately. The waitress offered artichoke hearts when I asked if they sold fries. Oh dear. read more
11 years ago
While exploring London through food, I heard I HAD to try Pizza Pilgrims. So when two of my friends came to visit me, I figured it was a good time to take them here. I choose the place in Kingly Court because it was a sunny day and I wanted to eat outside. And it was lovely indeed ! Just try to arrive early and book a table on the waiting list (it was a week day and we waited 30 minutes) But we barely had time to wait and begin our drinks that our table was ready ! :) I had the pizza of the day (a carbonara !) while my friends took the pizza with aubergine and one with sausage and mozzarella. My friend was a little bit disappointed with the mozzarella : you have to pay extra 2,50£ to have some, and he didn't feel there were much on his pizza. Mine was really really good !! I can understand why everybody is talking about this place. Maybe the regular menu is a little bit to classic ? But the special pizzas are perfect ! read more
I'm going to go ahead and say something potentially offensive. I'm sorry but I don't like pizza. I wanted to get the apology in early as I know how people 'get' about pizza. I just don't get it. I love bread, I adore cheese but pizza - meh, not so much. Don't get me wrong, I'll eat it..hell I've even done a pizza making class and enjoyed it - I just wouldn't chose it if given a menu, and I definitely wouldn't chose to go somewhere with pizza in the name. So why is someone who doesn't like pizza writing about a pizza joint? Because.....well, I think I now like pizza. (note to self: stop using the word pizza!) Anywho, I was dragged along to Pizza Pilgrims on my friend's behest as the restaurant we'd orginally planned to go to was full. I was fully prepared to be all apathetic about it, but I bloody loved it! The pizzas are nice and thin, and loaded with toppings (i went for Aubergine and extra chilli). I can get onboard with these pizzas- I imagine this is how the italians do it and we know their the pros. Plus they serve Moretti, anywhere where there is moretti is a good place in my eyes. So Big thumbs up from me, well done Pizza Pilgrim's you've made me a new pizza fan. read more
10 years ago
Foremost, the pizza is 5 stars. A truly authentic and beautifully prepared neapolitan style pizza. We had both white and red pizzas - portobello mushroom and margherita and both were top notch. The dough, a key ingredient in every neapolitan pizza, was exquisite - soft and fluffy, yet chewy. The pizza spends no more than 90 seconds in the oven 800 or so degree traditional neapolitan brick wood burning oven, so the order arrives incredibly fast. So why 4 stars? The service was a little slower on acknowledgeing us, but that changed by the end of our visit - so, 4.5 stars. I highly recommend Pizza Pilgrims. read more
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