Pizza Pilgrims Spitalfields — Restaurant in London

We had high hopes coming here as have enjoyed PP at other locations and the kits from Ocado. Unfortunately none of our group enjoyed the food (all of us had very wet pizzas, presumably from excess moisture in the cheese). It was not pleasant. We also had issues with the ordering on the qr menu (IMO it is pretty poor design / customer journey), and some of the wait staff seemed unable to understand our issues. As we were leaving another pizza that we hadnt ordered made its way to the table, and the waitress told us it must be ours as the table number matched, despite us not ordering it and having finished our meal 15+ mins earlier...

On the positives, the atmosphere was nice, everything was clean and tidy, not too loud, and the staff were friendly...

We were there yesterday. Lovely place but it’s definitely not a proper pizza Napoletana. We know because we visit Naples every year. The tomato sauce was so bland compared to what we are used to and there was so little of it on the pizza that we could hardly taste any difference between their Margherita and a flatbread with no sauce on it. Not sure why this place has such good reviews. The staff was lovely, the place is really nice, the food was definitely fresh, the crust on the pizzas was just right – crispy, chewy and tasty but their tomato sauce really ruins their pizzas, so we do...

Just had a munch at Pizza Pilgrims on Brick Lane, and let me tell ya, it was proper banging. Big shoutout to Sara, the gaffer, holding it down like a true boss – making sure everyone’s sorted and the joint’s running like a well-oiled motor. The pizzas hit different – dough’s soft but got that bit of bite, toppings fresh as a new pair of creps, and the sauce? Don’t even get me started – tangy, rich, like it’s been simmering since the Krays were still about. If you ain’t been, sort it out. Sara and the crew are slinging pies like no one’s business, and trust me, you won’t be leaving...