Four Hundred Rabbits in Southwark

Went with partner and his parents, took advantage of happy hour drinks between 5-7pm, everything £5. We went for craft lager, but cocktails sounded tempting too. We all enjoyed our pizzas. Reasonably priced and well cooked. Very friendly staff and nice relaxed atmosphere. Book tables at the back if you’re with people who can’t manage high stools.

I love all their restaurants but they make no effort to explain their recycling and sustainability policies in the restaurant or on their website. They give the impression they are progressive but where is the evidence. The staff are not able to help. The website has no customer service contact details and so maybe they don't want feedback. Is this greenwashing or not.

Prior to visiting the wonderful Nunhead Cemetery, my wife and I stopped off for a sourdough pizza and some draft larger. The pizzas were great, tasty and generous. The larger great too, serving in interesting glasses. Tap water was provided without asking. Very friendly service. Highly recommended.

Turned up on a rainy Friday night with two crazy toddlers and four adults. The staff were brilliant and nothing was too much, shout out to Johnny and Mo in particular. Great pizzas as well

A sunny lunchtime, sat outside with family, people watching, with the best pizza I have ever had in 47 years! Mouthwatering! Amazing base. Perfect amount of topping. Traditional and more unusual flavour combinations. And fab service with a smile from Mo!

Tasty food and great staff - we alwyas pop by our local pizzeria as its my sons fav stop in Nunhead... Thank you

Went here last Monday to take advantage of the Eat Out to Help Out scheme. Recently moved into the area and this seemed the perfect opportunity to try some local, independent fare. It was busy when we got there, meaning we were told to return later when they called. Helpfully, this allowed time for a pint around the corner. Once in, we were attended to quickly, despite how full it was. We had the olives and pickles washed down with a lovely crisp pale ale. This was followed by two delicious pizzas and a mind-blowing negroni which I couldn't refuse, even on a Monday night, being as it was only £4. We were encouraged to come by the Chancellor but, knowing it as we do now, we will be returning very soon.

Slow service , basic food, prices not that great. I am a local so this is a shame and I seriously doubt I will be going again

Went in on a Sunday- staff were drifting around and it took 15 minutes to order even though they was only one other table with customers. After a half hour wait for food it became clear the chefs had either lost the order or the food had been given out in a takeaway order. The sole waitress was outside smoking for most of the time so we had to go out to ask where the food was. When it finally arrived it was two platefuls of meh.

We were visiting my stepdaughter and her nine months old baby girl. We called in without booking for a late lunch. The staff couldn’t have been more friendly and helpful. The choice of Pizza was amazing and were absolutely delicious. We’ll definitely be back.

Have not been to a pizza shop for years but this one is a bit different. Rhubarb and goats cheese is superb as is the vegan option with pine nuts and veg. Also my partner recommends the elder flower spritz. Good selection of craft beers. Been 3 times and quality is consistent. Service good and friendly but we usually eat off peak - could be a bit noisy in the food rush hour. The usual hard seats and white plain walls. Bit of a cave inside which it does not have to be as it was previously a very light and bright deli.

Just walked in here with my tiny chihuahua to get pizza for TAKEAWAY. Was almost promptly by a timid waiter told dogs not allowed bc of the open kitchen; no offer was suggested that I wait outside whilst I still placed my order. Apparently I was wanted out of there IMMEDIATELY. So now you lost a customer permanently. Typical London.

Pizzas were really good- definitely plan to come back soon to try more- but the highlight were the padron peppers.

We love this quirky restaurant ! From start to finsh you cannot help but enjoy yourself with the range of great food ! To start we had a couple of garlic breads which were very good. For main two of our party had the Tomato and Mozzarella which were excellent and good value at £7.25 each. Two of us had the black pudding special which was very good at £9.50. Good cocktails included an Elderflower Spritz and some very good Gipsy Hill on draft. Desserts include some good ice-creams again reasonably priced. Anton looked after us very well too !

Great, simple menu. I love sourdough pizza. Nice, friendly staff. Great to have a decent pizza restaurant in Nunhead.

This is a bright quirky modern inviting restaurant. Water was brought to our table on arriving and we had a garlic anchovy bread to start. Really delicious. I also had a Negroni. Its was 4 pounds, so I was not optimistic, however it was lovely...

I had the courgette, my husband the Hereford beef and we shared the edamame and burata salad. As a vegetarian it is rare to find such interesting,subtle flavours in a delivered pizza. I was blown away. I'd also had an awful day worrying about my...

This is pizza with a difference, this is pizza made with love, this is pizza served with care. I really liked this place. It's relaxed, cool and a little different from the norm. The craft beer selection is huge, the pizzas are not the usual...

I am a simple Swansea boy, so when I see small restaurants proclaiming their "craft beers" and pizzas with Rhubarb and Goat's Cheese (Rhubarb??), I start to fear the pretentious, hipster worst. Nonetheless, I was outvoted by my wife, son and his girlfriend so we...

I've been to this restaurant several times since it opened (especially on Tuesdays when they do their pizza and beer for a tenner deal. Bargain!) and have never been disappointed. I like that they switch up their menu and have new monthly specials. I'm so...

I have been coming to the 400 Rabbits ever since it open. Pretty much every fortnight I have lunch here with my kids 10 and 5. They both love it and so do I. Dont believe the bad reviews, they do not know great pizza...

Hopped in for a quick bite to eat on a Monday night. A great range of unique pizzas & clued up staff who were prepared to answer any menu related questions. The gluten free base was also very good. As most of the reviews say...

Tiny but obviously popular eatery with bubbly atmosphere. Interesting flavours on the pizzas. Nothing weird just different to th3 usual choices. All washed down with tasty fruit craft beers.

Limited menu choices, and rather plain pizza; hardly any toppings. My son and I left feeling disappointed. There’s obviously a bunch of regulars who come here who got more friendlier service. We were made to feel as though we had interrupted some private booking for...

We went here for an early evening bite to eat; 6 of us including 2 young children. The staff were friendly and attentive, but not overly so, the selection of beers was interesting, and pizzas were fine. Not a great selection of options for toppings...

Such a cute space with the worst pizza I’ve ever had. We came with a group of 6 and the pizza was the worst I’ve ever eaten. It was completely soggy and sloppy and there toppings were tasteless (the margarita tasted like canned spaghetti). Such...

Very friendly and helpful with a good selection of beers whilst you wait for your takeaway. It all looked so good. My pizza was advertised as having pork on it - I got sliced ham - yuk. Out of four of us, only one really...

For a mid-week meal, this place is ideal. Its local, small and very welcoming. Pizza is great and cooked in front of you. Would recommend.

With our newest addition to our weekend jaunts the hawk and lovely friend stopped by here for a quick bite , simplistic furniture give a lovely skandi vibe - always judge pizza by how good the Margherita is and we can confirm thin tasty base...

Came in to find my eating partner exiled to a table against an open door leading to a chilly, unused garden space. When I asked if we could inhabit one of the more regular tables inside, where there were at least two small tables for...

An unpretentious local modern Pizza place - also on offer are craft beers and some decent ice-cream. A great stopping point for a fill-up before partying in Peckham, or just to collect Pizza from for a take-home slob out in front of the TV.

I have been here twice to dine in. The sour dough pizza is very good and tasty and the atmosphere is pleasant. There was a £10 deal for a pizza with a draught beer, I did ask for some extra cheese which cost £2 (the...

The decor is modern and funky, toilet very clean with baby change facility, unusual pizza toppings, delicious food and friendly service - I loved it! If I still lived in the neighbourhood I'd be there all the time.

Delicious pizza, who catered really well for vegan too. Was a very busy Sunday lunch time we Visited, waited approx 10 mins for table. Nice atmosphere too:)

When I walk into a restaurant I don't expect much. But when I walked into this place when I visited last week I was blown away. Upon entering the establishment I was stared at by the person who seemed to be working there for a...

A great little restaurant - a happy place. We had garlic bread with anchovies & rosemary to munch on as we sampled some great IPAs. Thin crust pizza with goats cheese, piquillo peppers & a rich tomato sauce - chilli oil was placed on the...

This is my favourite pizza place in London. I love the chorizo pizza with the homemade chilli oil. No-one beats the 400 rabbits pizza dough. The Tempranillo wine is a perfect match for it too. Try it!

Try the chorizo pizza together with the tempranillo wine and a bit of chilli oil for the perfect combination.

We went for dinner on Sat Evening despite the food being good the service let the restaurant down. We have been to the Crystal Palace restaurant and would say the staff were so much more attentive and friendly. Despite a mistake with our food there...

Maybe I was just unlucky as others in my group enjoyed their food but my beef pizza was awful. Undercooked, too much tomato sauce and onions, and the whole thing was soggy and disappointing. Staff also seemed more keen on socializing than waiting tables.

I loved the different feel of this restaurant, quirky and very cool. Interesting food that tasted really good.

Called in for lunch. Lovely garlic flatbread type starter. Pizza between two was based on local lamb and ras el hanout. Had a mixed salad to go with it. Drinks were couple of craft pale ales and the house red. Couldn't fault any part of...

This small straightforward restaurant specialises in pizza, with an open kitchen and pizza oven. The lightness of the dough and the quality of the topping offered very good value. In addition, reasonably priced wine can be bought in carafes. The service is good and the...

Pizza was good but lacking topping to my taste. The ice cream, however, was delicious. You can go there as a vegetarian, they have a few options available. The atmosphere is nice, and service is good.

Decided to treat myself and ordered on line to collect pizza. Pizza and salad ready for collection at expected time so good. Not so good was the 1.25 service charge that was put on the bill. 1.25 to collect my pizza and the pleasure of...