Fire & Stone

Good portion and nice pizzas. Love the variety there are! Good environment but can get a little warm down stairs.
Lovely food as always, been there twice, consistently delivered!
No cake surcharge.

This is one of the best pizza places in London, without doubt. The menu is so funky alone that I want to keep going back just to try every single thing on it! Me and my friend ordered one pizza and one salad and then we shared it, trying to be healthy. DON’T MAKE THE SAME MISTAKE! Instead, order two pizzas each and thank me later. Being healthy is for losers and the pizza they make here is worth every extra pound you might add. Trust me on this one.

Had lunch here on Saturday afternoon. Service was really good, didn’t wait long for drinks or food. Had Arizona pizza, didn’t think much of it, but husband had Mubai which was delicious! I was dubious about this place, feared it would be manic and had been put off by previous occasions of walking past and seeing it rammed! Luckily it was nice and quiet and a lovely atmosphere. They had highchairs and crayons for kids and baby changing.

GREAT pizza place. Each pizza is based on a city somewhere in the world so has different themes, from peking duck to chicken tikka to a few slightly less exotic varieties. They take taste card so we got our meal (starter, pizza and wine) for £14 each. Bargain.

This is advertised as an Italian pizzeria but at best it is an overpriced, unregulated pizza hut.
I know two people that used to work in the kitchen there and I had the unfortunate experience been to the kitchen myself a few times. What I witnessed was probably one of the most unhygienic scenes i ever seen in my own life. A few examples were: using topping that fell on the floor, eating toppings/​licking fingers and then touching the ingredients, flipping the burned dough and covering it with tomato sauce, and more…
That said there were 3 chefs which were very good and attentive and followed a very rigid procedure. But that was the minority, the rest of the staff was untrained individuals with no previous experience or hygienic certificates
I don’t know about any food poisoning incidents but i do know that not a single person from the staff was taking anything to eat at home from there which is always a bad sign. So all I can say is approach at you own caution.

Perfect after treater dinner…
Friendly atmosphere and friendly staff. Very good food will definitely visit again…

Went for my leaving lunch with about 12 of us from work.
Such great food, they create different and quite unexpected pizzas, Country/​City themed (Chinese pizza served with duck and hoisin sauce) I would definitely go back!

My colleague had booked using a TasteCard which gave us 50% off food so we went for two courses; a starter and a main. As it was lunchtime I just had a soft drink but the cocktails here look delicious too.
I can’t resist anything with Parma ham so had the Brie & Parma Ham Bruschetta to start. Melted brie, Parma ham with onion jam, pesto & rocket on crusty bread. Mmmm… it’s quite a big portion but every bite was delicious. I especially loved whatever dressing was drizzled over the salad which is saying something as I usually hate dressing.
For main I had to have one of their weird and wonderful pizzas. No pepperoni or Hawaiian pizzas here oh no. Each of these bad boys represents the signature dish of a different city with toppings as varied as roast potatoes, chilli & lime prawns and avocado. I’m a sucker for avocado on pretty much everything so chose the Lisbon as my main dish.
So, so good. This was one of the best pizzas I think I’ve ever had in London. The chicken had a kick to it without being too spicy and the avocado helped cool things down but it was very filling and I couldn’t finish it, leaving two slices on the plate.
With discount it cost us £12.66 each which was amazing value. I’ve checked their website and they have amazing deals on a daily basis even if you don’t have a TasteCard including their £6.95 lunch deal, their pre-​theatre menu and two pizzas for just £12! Definitely somewhere to check out.

A girls catch up date night. Tastecard in hand. Pizza at Fire and Stone it is.
We were seated in the large downstairs area by a pleasant staff member, walking past and warming my hands on the hugest stone pizza oven I’ve ever seen.
The menu is really fun — the pizzas are themed by country with ingredients matching what you’d expect from that country e. g The Boston = pulled pork, BBQ sauce and coleslaw on a pizza!
After struggling to choose between the delicious options we ordered three pizzas and shared them so we could try the different flavours.
They were presented nicely on slate, but it meant that we had to ask for separate mini plates to make it easier to share, and the pizzas went cold quite quickly.
Each pizza was really tasty, and we were pleased with our choices and the size of them! We were stuffed by the end of our meal.
The only downside was the slow service. Whilst the staff were nice, they weren’t particularly attentive and we had to wait quite a while to catch anyone’s attention to order more drinks or pay for the bill, despite tue restaurant being quite empty by the time we were ready to leave. I was also freezing by the time we left and sat wrapped up in my coat.
The food was tasty though, and for £6 each (Tastecard 50% off) I’d go back again.

One of my favourite pizza places purely because of the unusual toppings inspired from around the world. Where else can you get duck and hoisin sauce or chilli, sour cream and guacamole on a pizza?
It’s always busy so I’d recommend booking ahead. Also allow plenty of time they’re as it’ll take an age to decide which of the 22 pizzas to order, and that’s if you’ve ruled out the pasta!
Three of us visited this time and as we couldn’t choose we went for three pizzas we all liked the sound of and shared them between us. This worked so well.
The Peking one was my favourite, followed by the Boston. We had two with classic bases and one on the thin and crispy. I usually prefer thin and crispy but the classic here is pretty good and not at all stodgy or heavy.
I didn’t give a full five stars only because the pizzas are a bit too salty (I’m on my way home desperate to drink four pints of water) and they could be a little more generous with the toppings but that’s being a little fussy.
I have been three or four times now and will definitely be back (with a bottle of water in tow).

Nice location just off Covent Garden with a nice atmosphere. Good selection of unusual Pizzas currently got an amazing value deal on for two pizzas for twelve pounds! Not bad for central London. However as exciting as the pizzas sound (unusual more American style toppings such as Jerk chicken, jalapenos, BBQ sauce and mango) the actual taste is lacking. Unfortunately they sound a lot more flavorsome than they taste. Having said that a pizzas a pizza and these aren’t bad especially of the price. Cocktails are pretty much the same story. great exciting sounding selection but taste wise not amazing. Overall though I would recommend you give it a try its a nice place with good food and cocktails at a great price for central. Go and see what you think for yourself :-)

Brilliantly unique and clever!!! Had reserved in advance as it can get quite busy, there were six of us. Got to our seats quickly and ordering was quick however it was a fairly long wait for the food.
Now it is not your run of the mill Pizzeria. The Pizzas are named after world cities-​each unique and celebration of that regions food. There are Pizzas named as Hanoi, Montego Nay, New York, Mumbai, London etc each a celebration of local cuisine. And there is a wide range to choose from. It is further customisable and comes in either in a regular or crispy finish (additional £1.50 charged for crispy). I choose Montego Bay (£11) Regular (Jerk chicken with BBQ Sauce and Mango and Coriander Salsa) which was very good but sweeter than I expected.
We Washed it down with a Chianti (£21 a bottle) which was good.
Good experience over all and highly recommended but book in advance! Go here only if expect the unexpected as you won’t find a single recognisable pizza in the menu!

I’ve been here more than once and love this place. Offers amazing and strange pizza options (that work well). Yes, the service can be a bit slow at times, but there’s no denying it — the pizza is gooood! Very Tasty

One thing I do like about this place is the concept. They offer pizzas that you can no longer associate with being Italian. Toppings you never expect to find on a pizza such as the London variety which consists of cumberland sausage, streaky bacon, chunks of roast potato with roasted cherry tomatoes and roasted field mushrooms = items of an English breakfast. The concept sounds good but sadly like most big chains, quality is missing.
The branch in Covent Garden was huge and completely filled on midweek evening around 7pm. Staff were efficient and friendly which was nice but sadly the food let us down.
We decided to start on drinks and a Tropical smoothie and Real choc chip smoothie was ordered. I really didn’t feel this awesome choice could have let us know but it really did. The Tropical smoothie was so sour we had to ask the barman to add a couple spoonfuls of syrup in there to make it drinkable whilst my shake was so powdery I kept getting bits stuck in my teeth. Not a great start.
For the pizzas we decided to go deluxe and chose to have both pizzas on the thin & Crispy Base. It was £1.25 extra and was described to be larger, thinner and crispier base. Being new to this place we decided to stick with the customer favourites so we couldn’t go wrong and with that in mind we ordered the New York and the Texas.
As cool as the New York pizza was described, toppings including streaky bacon, garlic and rosemary roast potatoes, caramelised onions, smoked paprika, sour cream and chives, it was bland. In fact there were like five of each item on that pizza and sparsely scattered. It looked like they had a large budget cut looking at previous pictures of the same pizza. Quantity wouldn’t have been a problem if it didn’t taste so dry. It was baked too long that the bacon harden, the cheese was completely glued to the pizza and became translucent and the tomato sauce was no longer apparent. We couldn’t taste any garlic in there or any of the ingredients to be honest. Somehow all the flavours got lost somewhere.
Better was the Texas pizza which was thankfully flavoured and sweetened by the Barbecued rump steak and caramelised onions. It was also added moisture to the pizza itself with the steak being surprisingly tender and succulent and the onions nice and softened. This one was worth getting for the steak pieces as I was still very disappointed the base, tasteless and overdone. They could have been more generous with the cheese too.
We shared a side of polenta chips but sadly this was bland as well and had no essence of the rosemary or black pepper as described. We also thought it was wrongly paired with tomato salsa as it was impossible to dip the polenta in being watery and lumpy. If anything it needed something more thick, smooth and creamy, something that clings on to add taste.
The whole food experience was a let down with only the Texas pizza worth mentioning but purely for the steak itself rather than the pizza. The base itself was nothing special, crispy as described but bland and cannot compare to all those new pizza joints out there.
The pizza don’t come cheap either, over £10 for most pizzas and with that price you can get a much better quality elsewhere, two awesome Bianca pizzettes from Da Polpo.
Sadly it’s not a place I will be returning any time soon. In the area it’s in it just feels like another tourist trap.

l’interieur est tres moderne — tres jolie mais on doit attendre longtemps le repas. les pizzas sont tres unique! mais malheureusement je n’ai pas aimé le mien. c’est un peu cher aussi!

I recommend the Marrakech pizza. Afraid it is the only thing I can recommend as stubbornly the several times I’ve been here it’s the only thing I have had. Spiced mince lamb on a pizza. Let me say that again. Spiced. Minced. Lamb. Can you really blame me?
Great atmosphere and great place for lunch and dinner in the heart of Covent Garden. My friends tell me the other pizza combination are pretty decent and ‘out of the box’ but for now, I’m sticking to the Marrakech. Happy me and happy belly.