Four Hundred Rabbits in Lambeth

A delivery I ordered was initially wrong - 4 pizzas instead of 5. I tried to call but they refused to answer the phone despite repeated attempts. Then I reordered and they rescheduled the delivery for 15 hours after I asked for it

What a welcoming and freindly place. We came as a group with a small baby in tow. A baby seat was provided and a suitable table. Most of all the excellent male waiter made us feel at home and gave us lots of attention. This was a fairly relaxed wet Tuesday in half term but the place was busy enough and the food (good pizzas) came hot and fresh. Requests for variations were accepted with ease. One suggestion - have biggerbowls for the ice cream. They came in tiny glasses which was quite messy. Loved the child-friendly toilet seats - had not seen such a thing before.

Delicious midweek pizza. Good value and tasty food. Wide range of beers and drinks available. Friendly service in a nice immediate environment. Perfect for pre-cinema food

Best pizza I have eaten in ages. The soughdough was perfect and didn't leave me bloated. The place is gorgeous and the ice cream lush.

Beautifully decorated restaurant with lovely pastel tones. Staff were a little rude but it didn’t particularly bother us too much. My pizza was gorgeous- light and airy crust with delicious toppings. I had feta and courgette. My partner had the pineapple pizza which he mentioned was too sweet and didn’t particularly enjoy. Drinks were amazing, great margarita cocktail.

We've eaten at Four Hundred Rabbits a few times via delivery but this trip was our first in one of their restaurants. Really nice pizza with alternative and tasty toppings. We love the ability to order half size pizzas (technically kids ones) for half the price - this way we can try a bunch of toppings at the same time. Staff were friendly and the atmosphere relaxed.

We visited here this evening because we wanted to support our local independent restaurant but unfortunately we were disappointed with the overall experience. Poor choice of wine and a very small (can't have been measured out) 125ml prosecco!whilst on drinks the schooner of beer was very expensive (same price as a pint of craft beer in nearby pub)! Soft drinks extortionate don't even go there Starters were good with patron peppers a sure winner every time but i am sad to say this is where it ended. We waited over an hour for main course to arrive - two pizzas! They were OK but nothing fancy and not worth the wait. Just coming out of a national lockdown and so I was expecting better. These types of eateries really must tru harder to win custom and prospore. Service not that great although certainly trying to make right by offering a complimentary garlic mayo dip !! I doubt we will return unless they make more of an effort and rethink their prices

Been here a bunch and feel like the pizzas have now become quite dry and sparse of ingredient - mostly just tomato sauce. Closed at 10pm on a Saturday night too which was disappointing, they turned people away at 9:45 which seemed odd

Came here for lunch as it was recommended by a friend. The restaurant is really nice and cozy. They have clean toilet facilities. We had margarita pizza with an elderflower drink. Brilliant and can not fault it at all. I would Definitely recommend this restaurant.

Four of us booked for dinner here on Saturday night. We got a friendly greeting and were shown to our table right away. It took a few minutes for a drinks order to be taken but we were in no hurry. The list of pizzas is varied and interesting. worth it for this alone. There is a wide range of beers to choose from from a list of less traditional suppliers, which was great. The person looking after our table was the manager and she was very entertaining and attentive. This is one of only three restaurants in this chain so I hope they succeed. Dinner for the four of us for starters, mains, coffee and drinks, including the 10% service charge which was added to the bill, was £144.

This restaurant is very relaxed and the pizza is delicious. The pizza base is so good you almost don't need any toppings. Which was a good thing as the topping that arrived on my chorizo pizza was quite a bit less impressive than the fancy phrases that described it on the menu. The restaurant also offers a very enjoyable main-course salad. Staff were laid back, almost too relaxed some of the time. There is an excellent range of craft beers, with several on draught. I thought these were quite pricy. However, we found that there was a very friendly discount arrangement as a result of our visit being on a Tuesday.

I have to admit I love this place and it is my go to take away treat. They have some inventive flavour combinations on the menu (rhubarb!) but in my opinion the Chorizo toping is the winner. One thing I would like to see improved is always getting a receipt when you take away. They have a generous loyalty scheme but you need to enter the code from the receipt on the website and I have often forgot to ask for my receipt (too distracted by the thought of pizza). Staff are really lovely as well - keep up the good work.

I’d been to their Crystal Palace outlet before, but this new branch is more fun and the menu more imaginative. Who’d have thought of putting roast squid slices with chorizo, capers and lemon juice on a pizza! Whatever it sounds like, it tasted seriously good. My grandsons loved their plainer chorizo pizzas too. Plenty of craft beers and lagers to choose from. The decor is fun, with a variety of very funny posters. The service is as good as the food. A great time was had by all. We’ll be back!