Best Pizza Restaurants In Shoreditch

Located on Shoreditch High Street and Brick Lane with over a decade of experience, Pizza Pilgrims is the place to go for traditional, slow-proved Neapolitan pizzas with not-so-traditional toppings. This is a pretty affordable pick too, as you can grab one for less than £15.

Step into old-school surrounds of checkered tablecloths, tiled walls and vintage posters, and treat yourself to melt-in-the-mouth slices loaded up with fresh basil pesto, whole burrata, spicy nduja and so much more - there's even an eight cheese pizza if you're brave enough. You can swap out the base for a gluten-free one for no extra charge, and they've also got plant-based cheese and halal pepperoni up for grabs.

It's the dream combo: bottomless pizza and unlimited drinks. Pizzaluxe is hosting the ultimate pizza party in London, where you can dive into as much of their mouthwatering gourmet pizza as you can handle.

Choose from a delicious range of flavours, and pair it with endless cocktails, prosecco, or wine. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or just want to enjoy great food and company, this event is the perfect recipe for a fun-filled time. It's not just about the pizza - it's about making memories with friends while enjoying every cheesy, saucy bite.

This vibrant bar and restaurant spans across two floors, promising a regular lineup of live music and intimate DJ sessions, with all the vinyl you could ask for. Old Street Records are dishing out pizzas for as little as £9, topped with everything from roasted aubergine and tomato pesto to spicy Calabria sausage - with vegan cheese available too.

They've got an extensive list of cocktails to match, including signature sips like the dry watermelon martini, and you can nab a two-for-one deal on these from 5pm until 8pm every single day.

This charming Hoxton boozer may be best known for its selection of real ale and craft beer, but it also boasts a menu of 48-hour fermented sourdough pizzas that'll have you coming back again and again.

Not only is The George & Vulture London's tallest pub, but it's also slinging out slices loaded up with goat's cheese, aubergine, pickled courgette and so much more, with vegan options available too. And for summer evenings, their huge garden is the perfect place to enjoy your meal.

If you're looking for somewhere truly stunning that's serving pizza in Shoreditch, the menu and the interiors at Serata Hall are sure to impress. Expect high ceilings and simple white walls, alongside lots of greenery and a spiral staircase going through the centre of the restaurant.

You can choose between red, white or their signature pink vodka sauce to line the base of your pizza, with toppings ranging from meatballs to goat's cheese and roasted sweet potato. Topping it all off? This place even offers the biggest selection of tap wine outside the United States.

Home to some of the best Italian pizza in Shoreditch, Gloria is brought to you by the ever-popular Big Mamma Group. Expect ultra-quirky interiors like colourful patterned carpets and marble bars, inspired by 1970s Capri.

You may have seen their Instagrammable dishes before, but with a menu that changes on a monthly basis you're always guaranteed to discover something new. You can count on there being plenty of authentic Neapolitan pizza up for grabs though, with sample toppings including smoked stracciatella and nduja coated in sweet onion chutney.

One of three venues across the city, this high street favourite presents a modern twist on Italian fare, in a restaurant that's full of long wooden tables and concrete interiors.

The Pizza East Shoreditch menu certainly doesn't disappoint either, as there's a huge number of options to cater to all tastes. We're talking five cheese, smoked ham and pineapple, vegan sausage or even a potato and egg pizza, with five signature dips to choose from too.

Looking for Italian pizza restaurants in Shoreditch? An expansion from the original Mayfair venue, Cecconi's is a gorgeous choice, flaunting traditional trattoria interiors and stylish marble-topped tables.

Alongside a huge choice of pasta dishes from the North of Italy, you can enjoy wood-fired pizzas with toppings like four cheeses, parma ham or even plant-based nduja, with prices starting from as little as £11. Be sure to pair your meal with their Tuscan roast potatoes, and £14 signature cocktails like the tiramisu martini or an earl grey sour.