Pizza Express Restaurants

I’m not a fan of this chain and I would only go here when dragged in by the kids-but i guess value wise its a good bet for families. This restaurant is set in the centre nearer the clubs pubs and venues so naturally a good choice for clubbers before a night out.

i love the food here its so tasty and worth every penny the pizza is a perfect size the salad is great and all a reasonable price.

One, the price on every single menu item (or at least, so it seemed) has increased by a pound. Not a great surprise, but a bit of a shock. Secondly, there was a limited selection of dishes my vegetarian friends could eat. None of the pasta dishes were marked with a v, despite some only having vegetables in them. Yes, obviously, they could have a salad or a pizza, but you would think at least one pasta on the menu would be suitable for our veggie friends. Strange.

Anyway, my three health conscious friends got salads, whilst I got the new recipe 4 cheese pizza with chicken on top. We shared dough balls – which were, of course, warm, doughy and served with that addictive and moreish garlic butter which we all love so much. My pizza was perfectly cooked, with properly melted cheese and nice chicken strips on the top. No complaints at all. My friend’s mushroom salads seemed to hit the spot, as did the chicken salad. Despite asking for every possible sauce variation going (no sauce, with sauce, sauce on side), the staff managed to get it right.

We each spent about £10, which is not too bad for a nice meal in familiar surroundings. However, we did discuss that actually, Ask have a far greater selection (including meat, fish and calzone options), and now that Pizza Express has increased its price, there doesn’t seem much point in not going to Ask instead! They’ve even started issuing 50% off and 2 for 1 voucher with as much frequency as Pizza Express. I fear this will be the beginning of the end of my love affair with the Express.

You get what you pay for at pizza express but the food is bloody lovely! Really good tasty pizza and the garlic bread is to die for!

Good stuff. Interesting building, good food, menu and staff. I will return

No shopping trip at The Harlequin is complete without a pitstop at Pizza Express for me and my mate.

Yes the service is a bit slow and on the weekend you can sometimes wait 10 minutes just to be seated but then surely that’s a testament to how popular it is.

For dietary reasons I don’t eat bread or pasta but with the great range of salads on offer here it’s not a problem. My mate loves the pizza and pasta dishes available and never has a bad word to say about Pizza Express.

Really nice food in a nice setting, just need to improve the speed of service a little and they will have a great restaurant.

Great pizzas, good service and clean. If you want the opposite then go to Pizza Hut.

As Chain restaurants go I think this is a good one. The place is very well presented and has an upstairs room which you can use for practically private parties if you have enough people. The menu is varied and wipes the floor with Pizza Hut. They have a nice wine menu, nothing too fancy but good enough to wash down a four seasons! I find they are very buggy friendly even though the layout isn’t, and staff have been more than happy to assist or store the buggy.
The restuarant chain often does 241 deals on its website or via other sites which is very god value - I always google for these first before going!

cheap,quick and tasty :P

all i have too say!

Standard Pizza Express, I think they are generally a little over priced but the food it always nice. Hard to get parked near the one in watford though.