Pizza Jazz

Fantastic pizza and great Guiness on tap! 8.95 quid gets you a 12″ Texas BBQ pizza (what we had) and loved every bite of it! The crust is nice and thin so you aren’t left feeling like a whale after eating a whole pie (not that that would have stopped me, it’s that good!) Friendly service as well, cheers Pizza Jazz!

I have had the pleasure of being here a couple of times and can say that it is one of Belfast’s best Pizza joints. Located in the city centre, it has a great menu, amazing friendly staff and a good selection of alcoholic drinks on offer.
The Restaurant also offers a takeaway service which is pretty good as they do meal deals /​meal for 2 offers that are much better than the well-​known pizza chains that are never off the TV.
I would recommend this place to anyone who has not yet been to go try it. Great pizzas with great service… what more could you ask for?

Great pizza, and great service here. Have had several good dinners here nice atmostphere too.

Cool interior and friendly staff. Try the mexican pizza its one of my favourite in Belfast. They also do Perroni #Italian

It’s funny when you pass a bar/​restaurant a number of times but never actually think of trying it — that’s me an Pizza Jazz basically until this Monday’s fab pizza event hosted by them.
The place itself is nothing special but it looks very Christmasy now and I appreciate that. You can «hide away» at one of the back tables which again is a quite good arrangement I think. Staff was very attentive throughout the night and even though we were not paying customers (I mean we only paid for a couple of drinks) they were really helpful providing great service.
Also, their entry to the pizza off was a really nice one, not my absolute favourite but I would be a happy customer if I ordered that one — and I’m a bit fussy about my pizza ;)
Overall, I am happy to get to know this wee place and definitely will be back to try their menu.

Great pizza, whether it be the ulster fry variety just for yourself, or one of their famous 24 inch pizzas if you’re with some friends!

Not somewhere I’d usually stop for a coffee but I was getting pretty sick of being in that Starbucks on Great Victoria Street so I decided to give Pizza Jazz a go. Incidentally I didn’t have pizza and didn’t hear any jazz — no sign of bleeding gums anywhere!
Ended up being a great place to meet. Really handy from GV Station and the City centre. Coffee was pretty good too. I went for a filter coffee and my pal opted for a fanta orange. There was even some free wifi to use. They were cooking up a storm in the kitchen and the pizza’s smelt delicious, unfortunately I had to rush off to another meeting.
The staff were great — let us have a table even though we weren’t eating — I’ll definitely have to go back to try the grub and I noticed they had beers on tap too. Great place for a pre theatre meal and a few beverages! Who knows I might get to try their offerings at the Pizza-​Off!

Food was great and pretty cheap too! Takeaway is at the front of shop and the restaurant in in the back, nice atmosphere and fast service. Nice place for a quick lunch with good food offers.

Disappointing. Underwhelming pizzas with toppings that are not the freshest. Tomato sauce topping actually tasted pre packaged. All a bit greasy and bland. Service was ok, but atmosphere was lacking — hardly anybody in the restaurant when I visited. I won’t bother returning. There are many more pizzerias in Belfast that are much, much, much better than Pizza Jazz.

I was a little dubious when it was suggested we went here for lunch before a matinée at the Opera House, as I thought it was the sort of take away counter you’d frequent late, very late, at night. I was wrong.
Despite the small frontage right on Great Victoria Street once you go in the place lights up. Clean and bright, if you go down past the counter there is a sit in space with table service and some equipment in the corner suggesting they do live music at times (from the name I’m guessing jazz). This lunchtime it wasn’t too busy, but there was a friendly atmosphere if a little overpowered by the MTV (retro!) shown on the big screen on the wall.
While they do have a pretty varied Italian menu we decided to go for the pizzas, and boy are we glad we did. It had to be the nicest pizza in town, and as my regular delivery guy recognises me in the street, you can tell I like my pizzas. It was crispy and flavoursome and not a hint of grease. All I can say is yum. As was the house white wine to wash it down and really reasonably priced too!
I would say don’t be put off by the exterior and get Pizza Jazz in you!