Best Pizzerias in North Greenwich

We did the pizza making with Mohammed taking the class. He was funny and engaging and the pizzas turned out great.

Really lovely lunch. The pumpkin soup was delicious, with nice bread alongside, and the service was friendly and welcoming. It was a little loud and the restaurant itself wasn’t the warmest, but neither took too much away from the experience. Overall, a really enjoyable lunch and somewhere I’d happily visit again.

The vibe was good as usual. Anu made our experience amazing, will be back

Great experience. Excellent service despite it being busy. Lovely food as usual.

Really nice little Italian place in Canary Wharf. We were welcomed by very friendly staff, and the restaurant itself has a warm, proper Italian feel to it. The menu has plenty of choice without being overwhelming. We started with the Caprese and fritto misto. The Caprese was good, and the fritto misto was tasty, although I did feel that quite a lot of the portion was potatoes rather than seafood. The seafood itself was decent quality though. For mains, I had the crab ravioli, which was the special that day, and my friend had the porcini ravioli. Both were tasty, although quite rich and a little on the heavy side — more traditional Italian comfort food than anything particularly refined. They also have a decent wine selection. I had a glass of Prosecco, which was very good. Service was friendly throughout and the staff checked in a couple of times to make sure everything was okay. Prices were pretty reasonable, especially for Canary Wharf. Overall, a very good option if you’re already in the area and fancy Italian food. I probably wouldn’t travel across London specifically for it, but I’d happily go back if I was nearby.