London's Best Pizza Restaurants

Another ping-pong venue that specialises in serving up mouth-watering pizza's can be found at Bounce, in Holborn. Their delicious wood-fired spheres of joy are all tasty, but we'll single out the spicy pork & fennel option as our favourite. It comes with plum tomatoes, buffalo mozzarella, basil and fresh chilli to really leave an impression on those tastebuds. 

The best things in London start with P. Ping Pong and Pizza. No questions asked. The Bat and Ball combines both for some of the best East London grub. Head over to Stratford for a round of table tennis followed by a brew and slice from local pizzeria, Well Street Pizza. You can have yourself a slice for just £3 or have a sharable pie for friends.

A gorgeous pizzeria in the heart of Hackney, this unique bar and restaurant serves up some of the most sumptuous slices in East London. Boasting a huge range of types and toppings, you'll be spoilt for choice, particularly when they throw fresh pastas and salads into the mix.

Looking for somewhere fun and slightly edgy to enjoy some pizza moments from Clapham Junction? Northcote Records has you covered, serving mouth-watering pizzas which start from just £6. There's also live bands taking the stage six nights of the week and a solid range of cocktails to savour at this fun-time haunt.

This City of London spot doesn't only serve up delicious and wallet-friendly stone-baked pizzas - although they also do that very well - but they also dish them up alongside tasty sips. Looking for a quick lunchtime bite? Grab one of their classics and a glass of bubbles for only £10. Looking to let loose? Their monthly bottomless booze and pizza Fridays will sort you out a treat.  

Half speakeasy, half American diner, The Hoxton Seven generates an undeniably cool atmosphere in which to tuck into one of their famed authentic pizzas. The menu features great strength in depth, be sure to sample the pomodorini, mozzarella, gorgonzola, aubergines, courgettes and mushrooms offering, you won't be disappointed.

London's only vampire-themed pizzeria is one unique place to eat. A must for those who love a dash of 80's nostalgia, quirky pizza toppings and plenty of character with their meal, Lost Boys Pizza & Croque Monsieur are famed for mouthwatering slices and eccentric shenanigans. 

Fire and Stone is just a stone's throw away from Covent Garden and the theatres around there, but their pizzas are truly international. Delivering unique flavours from cities like Casablanca, Mumbai, the pizza selection guarantees you won't have another in London like it. 

Perfect for those feeling a bit peckish in Paddington, Heist Bank is the place to go for those looking to enjoy pizza in London. A industrial haunt with craft beers on their side, peruse the pizza menu and tuck into a roster of wood-fired, artisan bites.

For luxurious sourdough pizzas cooked fresh to order in an authentic wood-burning oven, look no further than Victoria-based Wild by Tart. Forgoing your bog-standard margarita and Hawaiian offerings, expect high-quality toppings such as pickled chilli and spicy fennel sausages.

Deliberately subtle on street level, Dream Bags Jaguar Shoes is in fact a quirky London pizza restaurant with a continually changing interior theme, always maintaining a sense of artistic atmosphere and home to art shows and events alike. This kooky, cool bar has another hidden treasure however - its pizza.

If you're looking for some of the best pizza in London, then look no further than the Bloomsbury bowling lanes. Fronting the famous Rays Pizza, these fresh as heck plates bring you the crispiest crusts and tastiest ingredients in town alongside activities aplenty.

One of Bethnal Green's most sought-after bookings, this unique bar and restaurant (with pastel diner style) offers some delicious sourdough pizzas from lunch through to dinner. Head down for the chance to stuff your face with mouthwatering melted cheese and chewy crusts, all washed down with a couple of craft beers from their extensive selection.

Old Street Records promises authentic Italian pizzas washed down with bespoke cocktails and a varied drinks menu. It's also one of the best spots for live music in Shoreditch, with regular EP launches, new bands and established live acts all turning out to make this one of the coolest hangouts in east London. More pizza? Why not try out Venn St Records too. 

If you're a fan of thin and crispy stone-baked pizzas then The Rectory is the pub for you. Located just a short walk from Clapham Common Station, the pub features a list of all-time classics to be enjoyed alongside a pint from their stellar selection of beers and wines.

Apuila is one unique place to devour pizza slices in London. With its hearty menu of home-cooked classics, decent drinks selection and rustic interiors, this Farringdon restaurant will win you over with its signature charm and keep you coming back for more. 

Based on the 1st floor of a hidden, Mayfair building, the Mayfair Pizza Co. is fast becoming the opulent area's most popular pizza restaurants. With a compelling menu of thin, crispy pizzas topped with the most mouth-watering toppings and spices, and an impressive wine display, everything about this cosy haunt oozes class. 

Tank and Paddle take their pizza making seriously with a huge range of delicious stone-baked dishes available. The pizza is cooked made-to-order ensuring absolute freshness and there's also a shed load of deals such as £5 pizzas on Monday - what's not to love? If you find yourself closer to Liverpool Street, be sure to check out the venue's sisters in Bishopsgate and Heddon Street, both complete with their own shuffleboard.

The famous Pizza Pilgrims team shift their focus to West India Quay. Armed with the freshest ingredients and old recipes, the team have created a reputation for themselves when it comes to delivering amazing Neapolitan pizza dishes. If that wasn't enough, there's also a 16-player foosball table and huge plasma screens to keep you entertained. 

For great pizza in a seriously swanky spot, head to Gordon Ramsay's Bread Street Kitchen where, for £15 you can enjoy an evening of bottomless pizza whilst listening to an all-female DJ line-up playing top tunes from Thursday to Sunday.

Located in the heart of Camden at the York and Albany, Street Pizza is serving up mouth-watering slices that won't break the bank. Opt for bottomless and enjoy unlimited slices of margherita, pepperoni, charred aubergine and others for only £15.

London's favourite purveyors of giant pizza, Voodoo Rays have set up shop in Peckham, offering mouthwatering New York-style pizza by the slice. With a plethora of meaty, veggie and vegan options on the menu, these guys promise something for all, so swing by and get a slice of the action. 

Tasty pizzas are a speciality for this cosy Bermondsey pub. Made fresh in their garden oven, you'll find some of the best pizzas in London here, with options ranging from spicy pepperoni, to rocket and prosciutto and even an eggs florentine variation.

Not only do these dynamic dining destinations contain as many as 11 kitchens per venue, as well as bars and coffee shops, but each street food offering is serving up some of the finest fare around. Dig into freshly made slices topped with all sorts from pepperoni to vegetables.

In the mood for some stone-baked pizza and fresh glass of wine? Luckily for you, that's exactly what Serata Hall in Shoreditch specialises in. Head on down for a chill night with mates or a first date, and sample fresh pizza with the biggest selection of wine on tap outside the US. 

With a photobooth in the basement, industrial interiors and some of the best slices in London, this cool and quirky pizza restaurant in Shoreditch brings you great locally-sourced toppings, delicious cocktails and stylish, stripped-back interiors.

Located just off of Exmouth Market, Firebrand Pizza is a perfect pick if you're looking for delicious pizza in London. Expect wood-fired slices, with freshly-made sourdough proofed for a whopping 72 hours to really bring out the flavours, before being topped with specially sourced ingredients from across Italy.

Head to Fitzrovia where Conchiglia is knocking up some of the best Roman-style pizza in London. This family-run Italian restaurant is offering a whole roster of classic slices - all of which can be made with vegan cheese.