Pizza Verde

Great pizza. Not very good as a restaurant though, which is a real shame. If it were a nicer restaurant I would come more often as the pizza is really really good. It's fine as a takeaway. That row of shops around Pizzaverde is in desperate need of a good restaurant, so Pizzaverde could be a really great restaurant if it was nicer and tried harder to attract eat in diners.

While I do always find it slightly upsetting when eateries charge extra for food that fulfils dietary requirements (+£1.50 for gluten-free base), it was nice to find a local non-chain pizza place serving gluten-free pizza. The pizza itself - we chose a Burrata - was great, excellent chewy base, tasty tomato sauce and a (very) big helping of fresh rocket with a whole burrata mozzarella in the centre, soft, creamy and delicious. Also nice that the pizza was a normal size, not half the size of a standard issue as is often the case with gluten-free options. We shared one between two and felt we'd had a good meal. Staff were friendly too despite the fact that we were probably the last customers of the night.

Amazing pizza. We previously had a takeaway which was nice but thought it would be better to eat in so the pizza was straight out the oven. So this time we sat in the restaurant, the decor is a bit confused, but the service was pleasant and pizza was delicious. We also ordered a salad which was terrible as the avocado & tomatoes weren't ripe so we have learnt for next time to stick with just lovely pizza.

had a great pizza (normal & gluten free) here on Saturday. use separate ovens for Gluten free to avoid cross contamination and the pizzas were both really good. Quite a basic atmosphere inside (few tables, no music, very limited drink selection) but the food was so good that we will definitely go back.