Pizza Pilgrims (Soho)
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Pizza Pilgrims (Soho) Address 11 Dean Street, Soho, London W1D 3RP Pizza Pilgrims (Soho) Phone 020 7287 8964 Pizza Pilgrims (Soho) Opening Hours Monday - Saturday : 11:30am - 10:30pm
Sunday : 12noon - 9:30pmPizza Pilgrims (Soho) Food Price £15 - £35 per pax
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I thought I had the best pizza place in the city when I ate at their competitor
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I am glad to have eaten here because Pizza Pilgrims (Soho) is a lot better than my previous favourite
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I was here last week with a couple of colleagues and had a great time and some really amazing pizzas
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The pizzas at Pizza Pilgrims (Soho) are hand cooked on a traditional paddle and are crisp and full of cheese
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The service was also a pretty standard one and it was quite a good pizza that I have had there
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It was one of the best pizzas that we ever had
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The restaurant is spread on two floors where the first floor is not so comfortable
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The pizzas are the best in the world
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The drinks are also superb
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The interiors are also beautiful
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The prices are reasonable
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The aroma and the ambiance is attractive and it hooks you to itself
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The crust in itself is just enough for one to gorge on
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The servers here are warm and courteous
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They guide you through the process and the sausage pizza that arrived was a treat for my taste buds
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Another one was a perfect combination of fresh garlic and tomatoes
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Everything is pretty cool
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The Pepper Pig was a treat for my taste buds
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The soft crust of the pizza is delicious and I had a really nice time having my meal here
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We ordered a Nutella pizza ring which was served with cold ice cream and was the perfect end to our meal
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I was here a couple of days ago with some of my friends when were craving pizza
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Our craving was not actually satisfied
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We called for a Sausage and broccoli pizza which was a little soggy
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The quality of the pizzas were pretty mediocre and I wouldn't think of visiting Pizza Pilgrims (Soho) again
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A good pizza joint with very efficient service
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The pizzas are reasonably priced and are quite delectable
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We tried margherita and napoli salami with fresh orange juice
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The pizza base wasn't thin and crispy but with a little soft thick crust and an extremely soft thin base with amazingly fresh ingredients
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The tomatoes used in the pizza were real tomatoes and that's what made the pizza extremely juicy
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The marinara pizza I ordered was just lovely
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Paired this with some nice Italian craft beer they had on hand
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It's affordable and the place is not overly crowded
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It is hands down the best pizza in London
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The server Rich was very rude to us
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He banged the food on the table and was behaving as if he's doing us a favor by serving us while fawning over the next table
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Word of advice if Rich is serving you please ask for another server
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Apart from that the food is real awesome
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Hands down some of the best pizzas I have ever eaten
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Pizza Pilgrims is the cutest little green and white stripped pizza joint in bustling
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Restaurant saturated Soho and is 100% one of the best choices for anyone wanting something quick (great service)
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I always kept it simple at Pizza Pilgrims with the Napoli pizza which is killer
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The ingredients on the pizza are quality and the service was great
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The value for money is not bad too
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Just the menu is a little bit limited
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The streets of Soho were crammed with people as we searched for Pizza Pilgrims with the help of Google maps
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The dot reached its destination but there was no pizza to be seen
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I rang my friend who was already there
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Luckily we were only a short walk away from the main restaurant
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The atmosphere was so good it was spilling out onto the benches outside
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Where my friends were enjoying a drink and chatting to Tom
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Each attempt at getting one on the toothpick was like an Olympic event (unusually slippery little buggers) but once you got one
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I initially ordered the margherita with extra mushrooms
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One bufala with a regulation amount of basil"
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Amusing staff are always a plus
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The tomato sauce was so ample that picking up a slice would have been tricky
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The desserts were novel to us so we felt we had to indulge
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We shared vanilla ice cream with extra virgin olive oil and sea salt
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We had the best Italian experience here since we arrived in London
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Have tried many places and this is above all of them
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I visited Pizza Pilgrims (Soho) with my husband first time and Pizza Pilgrims (Soho) is best so far
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The other day I went there with my girlfriend
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The crispy duck with hoisin sauce shouldn't work
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Also they sourdough crust was over burnt and hindered the flavour
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The service was friendly and the place is small
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Pizza Pilgrims was the ideal place for a quick dinner whilst working in London
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Originally operating out of the back of a green van with a wood fired oven
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The Margherita was topped with sweet tomato
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Whilst the flavour was good with the tomato and N'duja being my favourite the pizza needed a little extra time cooking as one half of it was a bit doughy
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It was still an enjoyable pizza overall and I noticed that quite a few customers were opting for the Calzone with Napoli salami
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A quick bite Pizza Pilgrims is recommended for pizza lovers
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I'm sure you'll be delighted to know there are even more restaurants that will not give your wallet a serious blow this summer
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The idea of it seemed a bit bizarre to me at first just a plate of hummus with pita bread
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There were stools with a bar table at the front so I could dig into my meal as a proud solo diner
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I opted for the hummus with chicken sauté
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Ed in a tomato sauce (large) which came with two warm sl
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Next time i will try the one with pepperoni that was looking nice on the way out
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Had the Aubergine parmigiana pizza (I was worried as I never tried aubergine with pizza before)
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Also had the portobello mushroom and truffle oil pizza that was also not to miss
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Desert had the Nutella with ricotta cheese
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I know it sounds weird having cheese mixed with the Nutella
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The Cheese taste is barely noticeable
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Napoli inspired street food was a hit from day one
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Popping into Libertys to collect my 2014 diary beforehand I was ready to kick off 2014 how I meant to go on &ndash
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Not quite the weekend but everyone is full of joy and high spirits flow through the air
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It was the perfect opportunity to visit and catch up with my best friend too kill two birds in one stone
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The Nduja with extra chillies is a favourite
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These wood fired beauties are the prime example of what a great pizza needs to be
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The other favourite besides the Smoked Napoli was the Salsiccia e Friarielli a white pizza with fennel sausage
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The wild broccoli is such a sponge and soaks up loads of flavour from its surrounding ingredients and from the oven itself
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I ordered the Filetti pizza with extra black pepper salami
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It's not often I'll eat pizza biting undid this is how I would have it
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The cherry tomatoes were sweet and balanced the peppery flavour of the salami
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The A/C blasted giving us even more welcome respite from the heat and making Pizza Pilgrims (Soho) overall a really good spot for dinner with a group of friends
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It stopped in for a very quick bite the place was heaving with happily fed faces everywhere
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As a pizza lover that believes that it is really rare to find great pizza outside Italy I&rsquo
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By far the best pizza I&rsquo
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So your option is to get into the queue and wait for your turn to be amazed by the freshness and quality of the pizza
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It is lovely during summer if you can get a table outside (if it is not raining of course
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While waiting you can order drinks so is not as bad
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The red wine on tap is reasonable and it will taste even better when the pizza finally arrives
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The classic Margherita with the Buffalo Mozzarella &ndash
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If you feel like something more exotic the Portobello and Truffle is also great
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Decent sized pizzas with amazing salty dough
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Exciting toppings and a good range of drinks (their own brewed Pococello is syrupy and lethal)
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They do a guest pizza every month which is sometimes a hit and miss (although you HAVE to go back in October because their guest pizza will be MENTAL)
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I have one slice left and the heart wants to finish it first while the brain says write about it till the taste is still fresh
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The other pics are from my previous visit
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Don't miss Pizza Pilgrims (Soho) if you are in soho and have a pizza craving
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Now kitted out with a 650kg stone pizza oven
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The very retro outpost on Dean Street is especially fun
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Cosy alcove complete with a fussball table and the basement &ldquo
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Pizza folded with Napoli salami
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Salted ricotta pizza ring is not one to be missed
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We also had a nutella pizza for dessert and it was pretty good too
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The service was kind and quick
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I went to have a cofee and desert with a friend and as no one came to serve us on the terrace I went inside to make my order
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The manager in a very rude manner told me they were a restaurant and not a coffee shop and that we must order food to stay there
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If u restaurant is half empty why you are being to fussy with new customers
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S not often I respond to an email with a shrill screech
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Brothers James and Thom Elliot make proper Naples style pizzas with chewy bases and masses of topping &ndash
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Their pizzas are always on point
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The nduja pizza is my favourite
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Street food is more popular now than it's ever been
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Leads the way with it's Friday night feasts off Brick Lane
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Not far behind is Berwick Street
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My newest favorite lunch from Berwick Street is the pizza from Pizza Pilgrims fresh pizzas cooked in the back of a tiny van
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A bit crowded and loud but amazing pizza and nice cocktails my advice is Filetti pizza and Aperol Spritz
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Having whiled away the day post afternoon tea at Cahoots with yet more drinking
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I eventually thought it best that we get some food to soak up the copious amounts of booze sloshing around our bellies
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The other favourite besides the Smoked Napoli was the Salsiccia e Friarielli &ndash
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A white pizza with fennel sausage
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My personal favourite is the pizza with broccoli and Italian sausage and of course the dessert pizza which is filled with Nutella and ricotta
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I like the decor of the place as well which feels like old fashioned cafe with posters of old Italian movies
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The fact I still hadn't given Pizza Pilgrims a try until recently was a slightly baffling circumstance
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Pizza Pilgrims' menu is pretty simple something I'm totally down with as the girl who once had a teary breakdown in Sainsburys over what yoghurts to buy
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I had the Salsicca e Friarelli pizza topped with fennel sausage
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The pizza dough is also something pretty special normally
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The selection of craft beers and lager is small yet well thought out I went for a can of the Birra Moretti
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Prosecco and Chinotto topped with a glacé
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We grabbed a bowl of mixed olives for sharing a good sized portion to whet our appetites before the dough y goodness that was about to hit our table
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I also loved the sound of the Buffalo mozzarella with smoked tomatoes
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T given Pizza Pilgrims a try until recently was a slightly baffling circumstance
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After I met up with Emma and Pedro for London Pride a couple of weekends ago
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One would hazard to think that with a name of Pizza Pilgrims
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In fact sometimes I crave the 2am pizza binge that comes with student life but after I went to Pizza Pilgrims I finally figured out what the only way to eat pizza is
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It is safe to say it was the best pizza I've ever tasted
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I couldn't deny the olive oil infused with chilli to give it that spicy smoky flavour I love
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The good thing is that you can put your name in the queue and go for a drink or so nearby and come back
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✔️High quality ingredients their tomato sauce is out of this world
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Their cheese is well melted and quantity is good enough for two people
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Any pizza piligrimage is incomplete without the visit to Pizza Pilgrims (Soho) in London
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They have an underground seating and a few seats by the furnace by the window where you can watch the amazing crowd that struts around the streets of Soho and are ready to party
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The staff here match the vibe of Soho and are always ready for a quick one liner and often groove to the music
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I didn't look into it since I was on a pizza piligrimage
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Me the winner was portobello which had a perfect blend of cheese
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Well the crust on the side was thick this was my only complaint but hey they have some crust dippers since they believe in crust
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The Margherita was rich on the tomato and cheese
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Freshly baked in a oven with the softest and yummiest pizza base topped with classic cheese and tomato and basil
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A good quantity and the best quality of the pizza ever i had
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S a place to grab a perfect Pizza which is value for the money
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As staffs are very friendly and they keep the place with zing&rdquo
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Margarita Pizza it was well balanced with tomato sauce
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Pizza Pilgrims is pretty famous and they&rsquo
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Casual feel as soon as you walk in and we were seated pretty quickly
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One of the best I've ever tasted
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We ordered the margherita with buffalo mozzarella
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They were all good but my favourites were the margherita and aubergine parmigana
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What defines a great pizza from a good pizza is the crust and pizza pilgrims does theirs perfectly
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The flavours on offer are all appealing and the service was good too
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One of the best pizza spots in London
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Ordered a glass of wine and was served in a whiskey glass
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House wine is very good as well
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This is a small restaurant but with a friendly environment
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