Firezza Pizza

There’s one of these just round the corner from me and I can’t believe it took us so long to try it! We’ll definitely be regulars from now on.
I braved it and ordered a ‘Create Your Own’ with chicken, pancetta, cream and broccoli, it was absolutely delicious! The thin base meant it was surprisingly light — I didn’t have the gross feeling I always get after Domino’s (even though it will always hold a special place in my heart). £10 for collection is a good deal, and the free dips are a nice touch.

Firezza do it again
I don’t normally get take away meals but I though got that I would treat myself tonight and what better way to do that than with a freshly made, wood fire oven cooked pizza.
Fantastic thin crust with little pockets are charring from the oven. Great fresh produce used and packed full of flavour.

I went to Firezza and got the collection deal; buy one pizza get one for £1. I wouldn’t be ordering from them if this deal wasn’t available because the pizzas seem very expensive in comparison to other places. Unfortunately the deal still didn’t make it that good value for money. The staff were very friendly but for the price the pizzas were small and just ‘ok’. I won’t be going back to Firezza Pizza.

I just ordered Firezza (the half-​eaten pizza is still staring at me) and I immediately had to hop on here and review it because of how damn gross it was. It may be my fault for ordering pesto instead of tomato sauce, but they describe their sauce as «chunky,» and since I hate tomato chunks, I didn’t want to take a chance on it. This was the greasiest pizza I have ever seen. I’m not usually a pizza blotter, but this left me with no choice. I went through half a roll of kitchen towels trying to soak up the grease from the pie, and even had to blot the back crust, which was soaking through the pizza box. Seriously disgusting. To add to that, they’d put barely any pesto on, so I’m not even sure how it was quite so greasy, were it not for the disgusting excess of low quality mozzarella. They failed to include the garlic that I’d ordered, and their idea of «fresh» basil was evidently a couple nasty shriveled pieces scattered here and there, so I didn’t even have those to kill the taste. Even if the toppings hadn’t sucked, the crust was undercooked and super soggy. I’ve had some bad pizza in my time, but this was seriously was one of the worst. I only ate it at all because I literally hadn’t eaten all day, and I’ve just come back from holiday so there’s not really any other food in the house. I’m just hoping it doesn’t bring on a gallbladder attack later tonight as a result of the grease I wasn’t able to blot up. Ugh.

This a a great local takeaway staple. We wouldn’t order pizza from anywhere else at this point.
Fire cooked pizza at its best. Bit confusing at first because their pizza sizes are not normal: they cook a double rectangular pizza (a ½ they call it), and you can order two pizzas for either side (or ¼). Once you have your head round that, you are laughing.
The toppings are great, I personally love the Diavola (spicy beef) or Bufalina DOC (Buffalo mozz). We usually wind up with the meal deal that includes double pizza, chicken wings (bit meh, but alright), homemade coleslaw (yum!) and garlic bread (choice of cheese and tomato on top is the best one). Only problem, is that twice now it has arrived a little cold and soggy, but that is like 5% of our orders and they were very happy to comp some stuff when I called them about it.
As a Sales professional, I personally find their Marketing very inspiring! Very attentive and thoughtful, with regular promotions and adaptations to suit different times of the year. You can order by text message, online or by phone– I find calling easiest as they recognise my number, have all my details, soit takes about 30 secs of my time.

I ordered two completely different pizza (different toppings) from them and when they arrived, you couldn’t tell the difference. When I called them and complain that we have received two identical pizzas, they were like: look at them properly, girl start repeating what their pizza should have and yes, it was a vegetable mash, hardly say what it’s in it. You couldn’t tell her no, because it was a mess. The taste of their pizza was very average/​cheap. I used to order from them year ago, but not anymore. Quality is down and you have to pay a premium price for what you can get in supermarket. Try the different company if you want to get a good pizza, but don’t bother with them!

Firezza serve warm, toasty-​fresh, juicy pizzas of all shapes and sizes. This is not only a take away pizza place, you can also choose to sit in and eat in the actually restaurant. I would say, getting a take away is a better option.
I hate stodgy, oily pizzas, but at Firezza, there’s not a stodgy slice in sight. I love the fresh ingredients and the fact I can create my own pizza if I wish.
For a take away, this place has a little more pizzaz in its pizzas.

With a thin crust, and authentically cooked in a wood burner, you’ll go far to find a better pizza than in Firezza. This branch in Wandsworth is efficient, friendly and always lovely. The pesto chicken pizza and vegetable pizzas in particular are amazing. They’re not cheap, but you do get what you pay for, and when they occasionally have special offers, it really does make it a valued treat.