PizzaExpress — Restaurant in Scotland

Usually in this place need book table but i out was rain and i have got one without booking.

Menu opposite entrance to restaurant not full, full one just inside for visitors.

I ordered dough balls "Pizza Express", dough balls Al Forno, polenta chips, Cannelloni and coffee latte.

Dough balls "Pizza Express" serv with some butter. Were a little black from bottom. I cut it and enjoyed taste with butter.

Dough balls Al Forno wasn't tasty for me. The situation was saved only by a large amount of cheese.

Polenta chips serv with sweet, not spicy, mustard sauce. I never ate it before. Polenta like porridge yes, but like chips, no. It is were interesting experience. I received them very hot. I had to wait for them to cool down a bit. In mustard sauce too much sugar, but oddly enough, it is did not spoil the taste much.

Cannelloni the same i ate here first time in my life. Interesting experience. Not tasty for me.

Coffee latte look good but taste just regular, nothing special.

I back here and ordered leggera vegan giardiniera, beetroot bugha bowl and coffee latte.

My mistake with coffee latte. It is not good idea mix with beetroot, so i drank just a little.

Beetroot budha bowl interesting taste. Cooked beetroot are tasty. Too much spiced toasted seeds.

Leggera vegan giardiniera it is kind od pizza with fresh salad in a circle inside. I have got too much burn on the bottom, so waiter change on new one. Taste just like good pizza, nothing special.

If you like you can get Vegan Menu. Just...

Although the food was great, it was disappointing to have felt racially discriminated within this pizza express branch.

I came to collect some pizza around 6.30pm. There were a white-English couple behind me waiting to be served. Sadly, the waitress failed to acknowledge me at all, no eye contact and decided to speak to the couple behind me. After taking the couple to the table, the waitress began to serve the other tables whilst I stood there.

The waitress then returned, walked past me to go outside and seemed to talk to other customers. At that point I felt I should announce to the waitress that I was waiting to be served and to collect my pizza.

The food otherwise was great all though I had to wait for a bit which I don’t mind, as I prefer food freshly prepared. The only thing which has annoyed me is to have felt a second class citizen within this branch. I am not sure whether this was a subconscious or conscious bias to non-white individuals. I would recommend to have staff in this branch to undergo ethical and...

On July 3rd, around 7:45 PM, I visited Pizza Express Inverness Falcon Square with my wife and 7-year-old child. We're Indian nationals, UAE residents — and fans of the brand from Dubai, where it’s known for great food and inclusive service.

But here, we were told there was a 30-minute wait despite plenty of empty tables inside and outside. Meanwhile, white customers before and after us were seated immediately — no questions asked.

We asked to sit outside temporarily — the manager refused. Eventually, we were only allowed to order takeaway. We stood outside eating our pizza while tables remained visibly empty. Staff looked apologetic but helpless.

We even saw other Indian families treated the same way — takeaway only, no dine-in allowed. Frankly, it felt like we’d walked into a time warp — where skin color still determines service.

I never expected open racial bias at a global brand in 2025. Pizza Express needs to take a serious look at what’s happening at this branch — because this isn’t just bad service. It’s...