Sodo Pizza Hoxton — Restaurant in London

You have to wait for them to serve anyone at the bar waiting for a drink before you can try to order food. It’s mentioned that they close at 10pm but have been told at 9.30 that they stop taking orders at that time.

Came back another day, and waited 10+ mn before one waitress was available, most were busy chatting, to be told that they “don’t do pizzas anymore”. It was at 9.20, and right after the pizza guy put two pizzas in the oven, and the person who told me they stopped making them, had asked her colleague if she wanted a pizza (right in front of us)

Honestly disastrous customer service, probably fine if you were there for drinks but absolutely don’t count on this location to get a pizza to takeaway. They don’t care for it, and I won’t be trying to come back 👍

The quality of the pizzas don’t value the £16-£17 price point, the atmosphere is a busy noisy pub, and there is absolutely no service. You’re better off at any other pizzeria that will be cheaper and with actual staff that cares...

Wasn't impressed. We ordered for delivery last night and weren't fans of the slightly-too-sweet sauce, the grainy cheese (rather than smooth and creamy as in a good mozzarella), and the cornmeal dusting on the bottom. They were cooked fine, at least, the meat toppings were decent, and they followed our request for no chilis, but if I'm going to bust my diet and eat pizza, I want it...

Although there’s consistency in the dough-recipe between all Sodo locations in London, the pizza varies quite dramatically between their sites, especially when it comes to toppings and overall execution. I think Clapton and Bethnal Sodo offers a better service. Another note on the menu, again repetitive ingredients throughout and questionable pairings. Does the job however my...