Pizza Express

Converted from an old Victorian bank and originally the site of St Bartholomew's Hospital in the 18th Century, this restaurant provides a great meeting place, which is extremely popular with city workers and residents alike. Easy parking at night and near to several of London's famous landmarks, such as The Barbican, The Bank of England and is in close proximity to Finsbury Circus. The restaurant is closed on Saturdays and Sundays but can be available for private hire

In 1948 Peter Boizot, our founder, visited Italy where he saw pizzas being tossed for the first time. Peter would love to take his friends to watch his favourite pizzaiolo, Benito, in his striped shirt, throwing his pizzas high into the air. Stripes remind us of our origins, which continue to inspire us everyday. And of course, they look good too. To understand us, you need to know Peter. He was just a schoolboy when he first fell in love with pizza. Later, though, he spent years pursuing this obsession on his travels. So many jobs. So many cities. Except for London, where great pizza just did not exist. There was only one thing to do. PizzaExpress was launched in 1965. In Wardour Street. And in chaos. His Italian oven was too big for the door. So he knocked down the wall. Oven in. Oven on. And so it began.
Two years on, Peter had met Enzo Apicella. An amazing artist. A visionary designer. Two people with shared passions. For beautiful music, stunning design, unique experiences and exceptional food. Decades later, those passions still inspire us. Particularly when we shake things up. Because knowing where you come from is the best possible guide to where you should go next.

We love beautiful things. It goes way beyond our food (although that's a great place to start). It's in our bloodstream. It's what we're all about. And it includes our buildings.

		From	To	From	To	From	To
Monday	Open	11:30	22:30
Tuesday	Open	11:30	22:30
Wednesday	Open	11:30	22:30
Thursday	Open	11:30	22:30
Friday	Open	11:30	23:00
Saturday	Closed
Sunday	Closed