Credo Pizza

I go here quite regularly for lunch and always find the service to be quick and friendly. The pizza is good, not the best, but good. Same with the sandwiches, not the best but good. overall, good, and will certainly eat here again.

This is not the best pizza you’ll have, nor the worst. The selection is interesting, the dough is OK as are the ingredients.
Coolest thing about this place is the single-​serving pizzas and the fact they deliver. They do deliver at weird hours, so make sure you check that!
I would definitely try The Credo pizza. I feel like a place’s flagship pizza tells you all you need to know about a place, and this one is right on the 3 star mark.

Wanted to try something new and wished we hadn’t! Delivery was over half an hour late and this was not communicated. When the pizza eventually arrived it was cold and soggy. A 12 inch pizza, garlic bread and 2 soft drinks was 25 euros including 3.50 delivery charge which was non-​negotiable. Much better takeaway options for this kind of money. Sorely disappointed!

People need to know about Credo!
Even though their name sounds like it was thought of by Charlie Brooker as a joke when he was writing out a thought map for the first episode of Nathan Barley, Credo should be frequented more as it’s genuinely the most interesting, cute and friendly pizza and sandwich place in town.
Hidden between jaunty Wexford street and streamlined Harcourt, lies this little gem of an eatery that I admittedly used to make fun of (Mainly due to their giant gluten free sign in the window and idiotic, irreverant name).
Porndog has moved in on their turf recently but I assume it can only be a good thing, seeing as it’ll get a lot more people onto Montague Street. And once people are finished laughing at Porndog and realize that they’re still hungry, Credo will be the closest place available.
Credo has a funny little selection of sandwiches, a very helpful staff who will decide on things for you if you are a slow orderer, like me.
Before you know it, you’ve got a giant sandwich or slice of pizza and a big grin on your face as you walk outside and back to Porndog where you can laugh some more at their exterior and weirdly self righteous staff.
How can you be that defensive of a Hotdog shop?
I guess maybe they all have a vested interest in it? Maybe the owner convinced them to buy shares or co-​sign for the business at the legal enterprise office.
Maybe they know their careers, self esteem and financial futures are hanging by a string. I suppose if I were in their position, I might be self righteous too.
Anyway head to Credo for a good time!

Nothing special. Was really craving pizza and unfortunately don’t have many options that will deliver to our place. Credo is one of them and I was really hoping it would be «our» pizza place, because everything sounded amazing (and I never like the big chains). The pizza was fine, not at all greasy which is great, the price is also good. The BBQ pizza really just had some sauce drizzled on top, very little actual BBQ flavor. We also had «The Credo» which sounds amazing on paper but was also not very memorable. I did enjoy the crust, and overall I did feel like the ingredients were fresh, and it didn’t have any of the greasy guilt that pizza usually has.
Really want to like this place, I will give it a second try because I know my pizza craving will be back, hopefully I’ll enjoy it more next time.
One major thing though: they list Sprite on their website, but they delivered 7-​up… I know there are others out there that will agree: major sin!

A friend of mine is coeliac, and this is one of the few pizza places that deliver gluten free pizza’s. When ordering online it actually didn’t work as they don’t deliver to Dublin 1. However a quick phonecall, and hey presto! It was no problem at all.
We ordered the tapas platter and 4 different pizza’s. Upon arrival they looked promising, very thin base, the way I like it and nice toppings. However, the parma ham was completely dried out and inedible. Also the crust was so chewy, I could not work through it. I’ve definitely had better pizza’s. I guess when ordered fresh they taste a million times better though.

I came here on a Monday still feeling the effects from the weekend so I was ready for a decent amount of grub. And a decent amount of grub I received, for only € 5 too!
On value, this place is great, the € 5 netted me a pasta box with a creamy sauce and some sun-​dried tomatoes, olives etc. On a whole, it did exactly what it was advertised to do. The pasta was fine, but that’s what it mainly was, just pasta. There wasn’t much in the way of toppings or any other extras, but for that price I really didn’t expect much more.
The interior is basically a a chipper with a place at the back for sitting down, endearing in it’s own manner. I’m going to update my review when I return to try the pizzas because damn, they looked good.
In short: A perfectly adequate lunch-​time option if you’re a fan of Italian and want something on the cheap.

Waited an hour and forty minutes for an order I was assured would take 45 minutes. I had to make two phone calls to make sure they hadn’t forgotten about us. Delivery driver was unapologetic and never bothered to phone to let us know it would be late. Having nearly spent 30 euros I was expecting a lot better. Pizza was luke warm at best, stodgy and bland. Despite being offered a credit note I won’t be ordering from Credo again.

I’ve been here more than 50 times and it’s great. The slices are cheap and good and the pizzas are awesome. I love the americana and the bbq chicken!
The staff and the boss are all very nice. Finally the southern fried chicken sandwich is amazing! I prefer to go eat somewhere else though, the place itself isn’t very big. I recommend you try it out!

Top quality food and great service.
Obviously pizza is the top brass around these parts but the salads and sandwiches are equal competitors for top billing!
Would recommend to anyone looking for a quick lunch on the go or for a delivery dinner in the comfort of your own home. Delicious.

This is not only a pizza place, the sandwiches are yummy and it’s handily close to the business center! A nice lunch break to take from work ;)
A must try: CIabatta Salami Special!
You can either sit in the nice lunch area or take away
The only bad point would be that when ordering our sandwich/​pizza, we are standing in front of the till and it’s too tiny during the rush hours 12am to 2pm.
The staff is lovely tho!

Amazing sandwiches!
Chargrilled Chicken on Flatbread is a must try!
This is one of my top places for lunch in the Harcourt area and I think it must be a little bit of a secret. It sits right beside Green Bench café which every lunch time has a queue running down the street. I don’t know about you but I don’t want to spend my lunch hour queuing. Credo is fast, inexpensive and friendly.
They serve salads, sandwiches, pasta and coffee as well as pizza.
My usually order is the char grilled chicken on flat bread, with pesto and peppers. It’s just over a fiver and it’s so filling that sometimes I keep half of it for dinner. The chicken tastes so fresh and delicious and the bread is made on site with the pizza dough.
I’ve had the salad and pasta and although tasty they don’t seem to be as good value.
There’s a small sit down area if you don’t fancy going back to the office or take it to go and have a stroll around the Iveagh Gardens.

Oh man, I love this place for a lunchtime pitstop!
Is a pretty small hole in the wall place but they have a great selection of pizzas and sandwiches to choose from. There is a small seating area and is quite nice and intimate if you manage to get a space at the table.
The pizzas are served on big wooden plates (if eating in) and the crust is just damn perfect. A full 12 incher is filling, but anything smaller just doesn’t quite hit the spot, so go big or go home!

Best pizza I have had in Dublin in a long long time and easily the best value. € 3 for the biggest slice of pizza I have ever seen (and it tastes excellent, too). Will definitely be returning on a frequent basis.

I went here with a raging hangover. I felt the outside looked warm and inviting. We stayed in for lunch and the pizza was pretty darn good.
I got the one the Royale 12″ and was not disappointed. However, on the flip side, I’ve also had better. I also felt that the décor was a little cold. I imagine pizza places should be warm and welcoming. It was all white walls, plastic chairs and white tiles.
If I were to go back, I’d get it to takeaway to have at home on my sofa infront of a good film.

This was one of my favorite meals of my trip. Not because I’m part ninja turtle but because the pizza was just so good. So good I had to order more than one! There are two personal size pizzas, 7″ and 12″. The Americana was spicy and cooked to perfection. Crust was soft yet just the right amount of crunchy. Salads and a few other things were also on the menu. There are sodas and water available too. A few small tables dot one side of the restaurant with the counter on the other. No table service. We ordered and had the pizzas just a few minutes later. Pick it up at the counter and enjoy.

Not a bad pizza place this. Nice base on the pizza. I’d say average toppings, better than your normal pizza place but to be honest could be better.
The inside of the restaurant is very basic and quite small, but is ok.
I’d like to try again I think, with a different pizza. It could be really good I reckon.

I always order pizza delivery from credo. They are the beset delivery pizza from what I know. Their pizza are tasty and doesn’t sounds industrial like most of delivery pizzeria. Felt in love with the «garden pizza» tomato pizza bread is good also and they make gluten free base which is a big plus however I found the gluten free base sounded not having been made to order.
Great place overall :)

I have a ‘love-​hate’ relationship with Credo. My first pizza was just like heaven; but, every other slice after that has been hit or miss.
It’s a cute spot off the main street and has just expanded with tables to sit and enjoy your meal onsite. As for deliveries, they’re very timely and the prices are pretty reasonable.
I typically order the Napolitana. But, make sure you ask for extra anchovies or you’ll only get three or four! As for a side, the cheese bread is less than desirable but the rocket salad is a nice addition.
Students: I also just discovered that if you order two 12″ pizzas, you’ll get a bottle of red wine — on certain nights of the week — so ask about the student special!
It ain’t Italy; but, it’ll do now and then!

I dropped in for a pizza slice as I needed to sate my rumbling tummy.
For 4 yoyos you get a slice and a soft drink, excellent value!
I opted for the pepperoni which was grand. The pepperoni had a lovely kick to it.
The slice itself could have been left in the oven another minute or two longer, so next time I’ll ask for it to be extra crispy ;)
Yay, I’m a fan and I will be back.