Pizza Restaurants In Camden

If you're on the hunt for Italian pizza restaurants in Camden Town, Zizzi in St Giles is a no-brainer. With its plush seating and vibrant decor, this pretty eatery is dishing out some seriously mouthwatering eats. Their pizza game is strong, featuring options like the Rustica Piccante with 'nduja sausage, pepperoni, spianata salami, and Roquito chillies, or the Meat Sofia, loaded with harissa chicken breast, pepperoni, and garlic pork meatballs, all topped with mozzarella and a hint of rosemary.

Best pizza in Camden Town, you ask? Lock Tavern is a bustling hotspot on Chalk Farm Road, offering a fantastic range of local craft beers, premium spirits, fine wines, and delectable pizzas. Indulge in treats like the fennel salami with tomato sauce, mozzarella, and grilled peppers, or opt for the truffle pizza featuring prosciutto, field mushrooms, and rocket. Whether you're drawn to the energetic indoor ambience or prefer to unwind on the rooftop terrace with views over the Stables Market, this boozer hits all the right notes for a memorable dining experience.

Looking for a night packed with tasty bites, thrilling games, an energetic atmosphere and cheap pizza in Camden? Shuffleboard Bar London has you covered. At this hotspot, you can test your skills on champion-sized shuffleboard tables while enjoying a full bar, delicious food, and a lounge area decked out in graffiti art from local talents. Feast on stone-baked pizzas like the fiery London's Hell, topped with mozzarella, pepperoni, spicy nduja sausage, and a kick of chilli flakes, as well as the Bianca Tropical packed with a homemade white onion and leek base, pineapple, sweet corn and York ham.

Welcome to Lock Inn Camden, where the vibes are always on point with vinyl nights, craft spirits, and a lively rooftop terrace. Their menu features a variety of pizzas to satisfy every palate, like the prosciutto pie topped with San Marzano tomato, mozzarella, rocket, parmesan and tons of meat, as well as the Diavolo with fennel salami, peppers, chilli oil, black olives, and mozzarella.

Cafe KOKO in Camden hits all the right notes with its LA and NYC-inspired Italian trattoria vibe. Set in a historic music hall adorned with band photos and gig posters, it's Camden's go-to for brunch, lunch, and late-night pizza cravings. Helmed by Head Chef Andreas Engberg (formerly at La Petite Maison), their all-day menu bursts with Italian flair. Picture wood-fired pizzas loaded with mouthwatering combos like The Lambrechts, which is crowned with goat's cheese, lamb shawarma, coriander, and garlic yoghurt, as well as The Downtown Jimmy Brown, featuring double pepperoni, mozzarella, and guindilla chilli.

Pizza Pilgrims is a slice of Italian heaven, offering Neapolitan pizzas with creative twists. Whether you opt for the classic Margherita or the daring double pepperoni with spicy honey, each pie comes with a perfectly charred, squidgy base. If you're still craving more, dive into sides like deep-fried mac 'n' cheese balls or aubergine parmigiana, and finish with a Nutella pizza ring or salted caramel tiramisu. Thirsty? Drinks range from wines and beers to cocktails and Neapolitan espresso for a caffeine kick to-go.

Housing two bars, a mezzanine balcony, and a buzzy, vibrant atmosphere, The Worlds End also boasts a rich history, having welcomed famous patrons, including Charles Dickens and numerous London luminaries. Picture them enjoying the haunt's scrumptious stone-baked pizzas like The Garden Club, topped with Barrel & Stone tomato sauce, crushed garlic, fior de latte mozzarella, sweet red onions, soft roasted courgette, peppadew peppers, and wild rocket. It's a slice of history with every bite.

Did you know the world's only vampire-themed pizzeria is only a short walk from Camden station? Step inside this Lost Souls Pizza to revel in a dark and eerie setting featuring skull lampshades, Nosferatu watching over you, and Boglins lurking about. Their creepy menu features signature black pizzas with a touch of veggie charcoal that results in light, crispy crusts. You can choose from options like The Jack Skellington, From Crust 'til Balls, Fangs for the Memories, and The Coffin Dodger, among other punny creations. Oh, and don't forget to top off your pie with the satanic pentagram glaze to ward off any lingering evil spirits.

Nestled in the heart of the neighbourhood, The Lansdowne exudes classic Georgian charm with its spacious wooden tables and lofty ceilings. Their seasonal blackboard menu blends Mediterranean and British influences, but it's their acclaimed pizzas that steal the show. Picture indulgent creations like the Wild Boar Sausage with black truffle oil and caramelized red onion or the Quattro Stagioni adorned with coppa, artichokes, olives, and mushrooms. It's no wonder they're hailed for serving some of London's finest pies.

Originating in Brighton, Purezza is the UK's first totally vegan pizzeria. This spacious, two-floor venue can be found close to Camden Town tube station, flaunting rustic interiors filled with exposed brickwork and pretty plants. Their 100% pant-based menu features wholegrain sourdough pizzas topped with everything from feta with smoked chilli jelly to wild mushrooms and camembert. What's more, they offer gluten-free bases on request too.