Was such a lovely lovely day at the British Museum. Enjoyed our lunch here at the Pizzeria! Pizza was the best I’ve ever had in my life!!!
The combination of flavors is amazing. The savory sauce, the gooey cheese, and the crispy crust all come together to create a delicious and satisfying dish.
Food was good quality but service was a bit lacklustre. Had to ask for table to be cleaned. Manager came across to tell us to collect our drinks from the counter (where he'd just been standing) and they didn't bring out ice-cream so we had to ask for it (apparently you have to go back to the counter
Really good sourdough pizza, enough to share for 2 people. Clean, modern and not busy before 1pm.
An employee kindly allowed our group of 4 to use a reserved table when the restaurant was packed.
The pizza was good, though I must say their definition of "Italian sausage" on pizza is drastically different from mine.
It's loud and crowded. You aren't coming here for the atmosphere, and that's ok
The Pollo Pesto Pizza was surprisingly tasty for food from a museum cafe! The only downside was the crust was very large, so the part of the pizza with toppings is much smaller than you expect.
Not bad, at all. The instructions to order were a bit unclear, but overall, it was a decent experience. The pizza was better than good, with a Camden Hells Lager for an additional £4. The staff was a bit "low energy," but it was also towards the end of the day. Better than most museum food, though.
Excellent and tasty salads. A welcome place to eat in comfortable seating unlike the Museum's Courtyard Cafes
Great pizza, especially for a museum cafe. I'd definitely recommend this spot for a break or to finish up your visit to the British Museum.
Very good pizza. Friendly service staff. Could be better ventilation system.
Rather chaotic as we didn't know the system but food was going. Acoustics not too good.
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