Pizza East (Shoreditch)

• Now the food the Mac and cheese was nice rich creamy everything you except from it a melted cheese crust on top I enjoyed my dish
• Verdict go there if u have a booking the let down was table factor but food was good hence a three
• I didn't know anything about Pizza East (Shoreditch) before i arrived with friends and it was a nice surprise
• It's like a massive warehouse buzzing with activity and serving up tasty food
• Maybe I'm picky with Italians because I'm Italian
• Pizza East (Shoreditch) is a lot "
• Especially Saturday night is so loud u can barely hear the person next to you
• The pizza tough is not very big
• Keep an eye on the specials as these are often good
• The kitchen also often cater to any special requests and can offer advice on the best alternative cheese for your pizza
• If they are tackling the yuppie market so well I really would like to see them add truffle oil (in fact every pizza place) to the table but that is just a personal pipe dream
• They received us in a generous way and throughout the meal the service was surely good
• The olive oil was incredible
• They have great music playing in the background and the employees were extremely friendly
• It was slightly way too crowded which was a bit of a put off
• Pizza East (Shoreditch) is extremely popular so you can expect to wait a while depending on the time of day and day of the week
• The tomato sauce was simple and delicious (my favourite tomato sauce is always something that tastes like pure crushed tomatoes with a few other pure and delicious ingredients thrown in
• That's exactly what was achieved at Pizza East
• The mozzarella was melty and flavourful (not something you always get in mozza)
• One of the best pizzas in London
• Margherita pizza with extra buratta is to die
• North of the river residents are more than catered
• Pizza East is the perfect place to enjoy gourmet pizza in an urban yet rustic environment
• Individual tables are snapped up by those with the nous to pre book whilst the more casual diner is thrown to the wolves onto one of the long
• The menu is very attractive indeed with a good handful of original but not outrageous pizzas
• If beautifully thin San Daniele ham with ricotta and wild pesto isn't a winning combo then I quite frankly do not know what is
• He did spice it up with a side of garlic bread though
• The veal meatball with prosciutto and cream
• A real little hidden gem is the macaroni cheese which we ordered for the middle of the table
• Forks darted in and out from every direction from the deliciously creamy dish that was at huge risk of out shining the pizzas
• Happy conversation reverberated around the room with the clatter of cutlery and echoes of yummy noises for company
• Pizza East is a fail safe option for a good meal with good friends
• Waiting in the bar with an ice cold drink is no great hardship
• I love pizza and therefore was so excited to try Pizza East (Shoreditch) out
• Firstly the interior is beaitufl i love the excessive amount of wood broken up only by white counter
• The atmosphere is fun and exciting
• Due to the fact that is its always packed with people
• We also felt a tad rushed to eat and leave as there was a huge line of people waiting to dine
• The pizza which is what it is all about
• Excusable due to how busy it was this night
• I am not the biggest fan of pizza and this is maybe because I was disappointed with it so many times before in my life
• Because it was insanely busy and had to wait for at least 20 min to get a table
• So that was a downside especially in times when you are really hungry
• Pizza that was very yummy and was of a good size to leave me feeling full and not too heavy on my stomach
• I really enjoyed spending my time here surrounded by lively people who were happily conversing over their food and planning on visiting it many more times
• Pizza East is pretty addictive
• Normally we started off with a few starters to share &ndash
• They do them in a tapas style so they are very easy to share
• The olives with almonds are especially delicious
• Though I would definitely recommend trying the pizza if it is your first visit
• The menu also changes quite regularly so there is always something different to try
• During the week at lunchtime it is normally quiet and easy to get a table
• It is a big restaurant with high ceilings
• The service is great and the food is delicious
• I had a pizza which I thought was a bit small but it was really well made
• The toppings are a little more imaginative than your average pizza joint and they seem to be fabulously fresh
• Tomato and basil but the veal meatballs with prosciutto and cream sounds especially decadent and inviting
• Pizza East (Shoreditch) is absolutely amazing if you're in the mood for pizza
• My favorite pizza was the Burrata tomato and oregano
• We ordered marinated olives and croquettes to start which were also really great
• The drinks are really nice as well
• The staff is extremely friendly and will recommend a nice cocktail that is to your taste and expectations
• The place has a warm and welcoming ambiance with comfortably dim lighting
• We didn't have a reservation so it took us about 20 minutes to get seated at the bar (tables were all occupied)
• The soppresata was a little spicy which we liked and the burrata was a very soft stringy cheese which went perfectly with the meats
• It's a wonderful place to hang out with friends over some good food
• I'm going to put this out there I think Pizza East is better than Franco Manca
• In fact it's possibly the best pizza I've had in London
• If you're heading to the Shoreditch restaurant with just one or two others then ask to be seated at the pizza counter
• Watching the synchronised pizza making in action is the most exhausting yet addictive complimentary set piece perfect for a date to take the pressure off the conversation
• It could have been the two Strongbows I'd sank on the Overground journey east (pear variety so I could convince myself it was more continental)
• The tanginess of the tomato with just a little warmth from the chili
• My pork belly and mushroom pizza was generous on the toppings crowned with crispy crackling to boot with a meaty
• Food and price all a massive thumbs up I defy you to not leave with a happy belly and a new found respect for pizza kitchens
• Where in London to best get my fix
• A shrine to pizza art is Pizza East
• So I went strong with the salted chocolate caramel tart
• The most painful part of this restaurant is trying to get in on a Thursday
• I went for a carafe of white (it was a Falanghina if I remember correctly) to share with my friend and some others in our group shared a bottle of red (it was a Merlot)
• Good selection of pizzas particularly recommend the 4 cheese washed down with Camden pale ale
• They have a bar with Italian finger food to tide you over
• A bit too noisy for my taste but the pizza is indeed good
• Reserve well in advance and make sure to arrive hungry as portions are rather generous
• Pizza East is right in the heart of Shoreditch near to the train station
• Pizza East is housed in a huge old tea warehouse that has rustic charm
• Not because I am unadventurous but it is just so good
• Now these beauties are huge for a starter
• The lamb is wonderfully moist with rich tomato sauce and gooey cheese
• This was demolished with speed so I always take this as a sign that it was good
• The lime aioli I was reliably informed
• Pizza East (Shoreditch) is very popular and always busy I have been once with
• The salads are also a decent size
• I've actually eaten the pizza from Pizza East before and didn't remember thinking it was particularly special for its price tag
• When a friend booked it for her birthday I was pleased I'd be able to try it 'properly'
• The restaurant itself is pretty cool
• Quite large and airy it is a good place for a group of you rather than a romantic dinner as it's quite boisterous
• We had starters I had the coppa and robiola croquettes which were a little too squidgy for me
• Like me thought there was nothing wrong with it
• Pizza East is one of our favorite
• We like these area of London and we are often coming here far a night out
• The pizzas are perfect but so too are many of their other dishes
• The croquettes are a must try and so is the burrata
• The truffle salami is also pretty hard to ignore
• In between meal times it was quite a depressing atmosphere
• Mozzarella and chilli pizza along with the oven baked lasagne and both were delicious
• The pizza is thin and crispy with the perfect ratio of tomato to mozzarella and therefore not too heavy
• My only criticism is that the crust takes up far too much of the pizza
• The lasagna was absolutely delicious
• We had the pizza with spicy salami and mosarella and the lasagna which both were good
• My friend and I were squeezed onto the end of one of the long bench tables and my pizza was fine
• Not great like I had anticipated and the service was pretty poor
• So when my friend suggested we head there on a glorious Friday night I was more than happy to give it another go
• 14 for a pizza is definitely a deal breaker
• I had Franco Manca earlier this week and that was probably a better pizza for half the price (around £
• This reason alone is enough for me to justify a poor review
• Other than that the decor is nice and nothing to complain about the service
• Went on a Tuesday evening with a friend after work
• So we ended up sitting at the kitchen bar to eat which was fine if not a bit hot
• One with artichoke and the other with capers and anchovies
• The staff here are lovely so helpful
• The building is gigantic tea building in Shoreditch and somehow Soho House Group make it feel warm and welcoming no mean feat in a warehouse
• The pizzas are naples style (my fave) with big chewy crusts and thin wet bases
• Toppings change with the season and we enjoyed such delights as aubergine
• My only problem would be if you were put on the long tables you'd be very close to the next group if you didn't know them
• The interiors are gorgeous and it is always full with a young crowd
• I like Shoreditch and Pizza East (Shoreditch) is such a cool place with great staff and amazing ambience
• The food is really delicious pizzas are always fresh and tastes fantastic
• Pizza East is in Shoreditch
• Housed in the Tea Building which is home to Shoreditch House and Dirty Burger all of which are owned by the Soho House Group
• There is a small area with a big wooden table in the centre for drinks and charcuterie
• With a central bar dotted with high stools for bar dining
• It can get very busy with walk ins during lunch time
• The style of service is informal and friendly which is perfect for lunch
• My colleague had bruschetta with fig and burrata which I have obsessed about in previous reviews
• As it is the most of delicate of Italian cheeses with a sold outer shell and smooth creamy inside
• The main course is where my eyes proved to be bigger than my stomach
• The pork belly meat was tender and was perfectly partnered with the finely chopped herbs
• Perhaps best to miss out a starter with this dish to ensure you lick the plate clean
• My fellow diner had the pizza with artichokes
• I imagine that it will also great on the long wooden tables with a group of friends too for an evening session
• Housed in the Tea Building which is home to Shoreditch House and Dirty Burger &ndash
• All of which are owned by the Soho House Group
• The bruschetta is incredible
• The big downside for me was being sat in a communal table that was so tightly packed that virtually made any privacy impossible
• The buffalo mozzarella pizza was ok (great dough but I've had better especially in terms of toppings)
• The spicy sausage pizza was great (though not really spicy in the opinion of the person who ordered it)
• Dessert the lemon posset was ordered to share it's basically a deconstructed lemon tart with the lemon mousse topped with whipped cream in a pot and two shortbread cookies on the side
• The building is a former tea warehouse and remains faithful to its industrial past &ndash
• Easy to see why Pizza East (Shoreditch) is so popular
• Would recommend Pizza East (Shoreditch) for dates and recommend booking or expecting to wait if you are in a big group
• Always bustling with lot of people
• The lamb meatballs are yummy while the cinnamon doughnut balls are delectable
• The atmosphere and decor along with their fantastic drinks menu make for a great evening out with friends
• Pizza East was the final stop of my East End food tour
• I had a feeling in my heart that it was a spot I wanted to come back and settle in
• I visited Pizza East with the Eating London Food Tour to try their famous salted caramel chocolate tart
• I didn't enjoy it as much as expected since the caramel layer was rather thick which made the dessert overly sweet
• The place is really nice and beautiful and the food especially the pizzas are extremely tasty
• We ordered marinated olives with Marco a almonds which tasted great
• Then we called for buratta cheese with peas which was very refreshing and light
• After which we called for the pizzas which were huge and finger licking tasty
• Were I started with a very good wine in the bar very beautiful small bar inside the restaurant where you can feel the warm of the place and appreciate nice drinks
• It was delicious to see as well to see the waitress mixing two wines in a different glass unfortunately the flavor the combination was far from being good
• In general it is a good restaurant with a very cozy decoration and good pizzas
• Huge warehouse style restaurant with wood fired pizzas
• Though there were loads of us
• We'd pre ordered so food was swift and seemingly never ending
• Would be nice to have more options and maybe vegan garlic bread but the limited options that they do offer are pretty good
• Making good pizza is like painting a masterpiece
• The location is great if you&rsquo
• The pizzas are just delicious
• Pizza east pizzas was delicious and fantastic pizza i eat their the crust the thickness and the cheese was soo perfect in there i tried salami tomato mozrella pizza I will come again

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