The best restaurants serving Pizza pasta food in England

A lovely walk on the hills followed by a delicious meal at a local pub. Dog friendly with a relaxed environment. Highly recommend for all those thirsty walkers

Stopped off in Robin Hoods Bay had great pizza at The Cove which is evidently a different business at night to the day. Really enjoyed it sitting overlooking the sea, the lighting on the terrace adding to the atmosphere. Nick was a great host will be back the next time in Robin Hoods Bay

Taylors kiosk of Paignton has everything you'll need and is well worth a visit, the menu is varied and offers a great selection and the food is really nice and the potions are good, it offers great value, and great service too, the chips are divine, they're cooked to order, always piping hot and crispy, what a fantastic kiosk, highly recommended

We tried some of the pizzas at our show social and they were absolutely delicious, the vegan ones especially were amazing, really tasty, nit usually a fan of vegan cheese but this stuff was really nice, would definitely recommend.

Went in for pizza and the man at the front said there was no garlic and herb dip. The man (ginger I asked for his name but I have forgotten I am sorry) gave us some. Such a lovely man and was lovely. Pizza is nice and most of the workers are really nice.

I have to admit, even though I wasn’t a huge fan of pizzas , this place is wonderful. It has totally changed my views. The staff are great, very friendly and chatty. The food is wonderful and even if you are not a fan of pizza they do wraps, burgers, kebabs, garlic bread fries etc etc. pick up and delivery service as well

Crusty Pizza - is a family-based local business serving pizzas for collection and delivery. All our pizzas are thin crust in size of 12". What makes our pizzas unique? - homemade pizza dough recipe, delicious, fresh toppings, all high-quality products.

Lovely place, fantastic pizza, and a range of varieties . They did a vegan one for my friend which wasn't on the menu board so we were glad we asked. Staff very friendly and welcoming. Really warm atmosphere Highly recommend Dame Alice Owen Pub.

What can I say, Absolutely Marvellous Pizza, Best I've ever had bar none! Slow proved 24 hour dough, finest ingredients including San Marzano tomato sauce, Fior di latte cheese, fresh basil and the Nduja... Wow! This Guy loves cooking and you can tell! If you're ever passing through Oldham then look this Guy up! Gatton Pizza your Pizza is Stupefacente 👊😎

I recently discovered this lovely family run pizza takeaway coincidentally and I fell in love with the pizza they make. They really know how to make a great pizza dough and cook it in a perfect way. The ingredients they use are excellent quality. They were making this deal of 5 pizza for £20, and after I tasted the pizza, bought 5 of them which is a great deal. I live on the Wirral but from now on I'll go there every month and will buy their pizza and put it in my freezer. I highly recommend this place. It's a hidden gem. Thank you again for your hospitality and for the delicious pizza! :)

I ordered a takeaway from Tigris having been there before. The food is fantastic and the delivery driver was lovely. Hats off to you, brilliant.

Just had a lovely tasty Pizza, we enjoyed it bigtime. staff were a friendly bunch of lads. I'd recommend Pizza Express at Treeton Rotherham

Absolutely fantastic! Arrived late after a long day of travelling and this did not disappoint! Pepperoni, goats cheese and hot honey pizza. Can’t recommend enough :)

Gracey’s Pizza – St Albans Review Location & Atmosphere (4/5) Tucked away on a quiet parade in St Albans, Gracey’s Pizza is the definition of a hidden gem—blink and you’ll miss it. Small, charming, and with room for just 10 diners inside, it has that cosy, independent vibe. Pro tip: Book your pizza (or dough) in advance. Like many independents these days, once they’re out of dough, that’s it. I got lucky with a 45-minute wait, but walk-ins behind me were turned away. Annoying? Maybe. But it’s part of supporting small-batch, quality-focused spots. The Pizza (4/5) I went for the Marg (12”), marketed as New Haven style. Now, what makes a pizza “New Haven”? Think of it as New York’s thinner, slightly charred cousin—meant to have a light dusting of cheese, a bit of chew, and those signature charred spots. • Gracey’s version leaned more thin and crunchy than chewy, but honestly—who cares about strict authenticity when it tastes this good? • There was a nice slight char, a crispy base, and the sauce and toppings were solid. • It wasn’t a mind-blowing, life-changing pizza, but it was a damn good one—the kind you’d be grateful to have as a local option. Value for Money (4/5) At £12, it’s fairly priced for an artisan-style pizza with quality ingredients. If you’re local, it’s a no-brainer. For those travelling in, it’s worth it—just not a weekly pilgrimage. Drinks (1/5) Quick side note: the non-alcoholic beer was dreadful—easily the worst I’ve had. Avoid it entirely. Overall Rating: 4/5 Gracey’s Pizza delivers a tasty, well-made pizza in a cosy, no-frills setting. Whether or not it ticks every box for a true New Haven style doesn’t really matter—what counts is that it’s good pizza. If you’re local, you’re lucky. If you’re travelling from London, it’s worth a visit—but pre-book and manage expectations around wait times. Would I return? Yes—but I’ll plan ahead next time.