Pizza At Home

Tough one… Very close to home in a semi food desert area, I decided to try it after seeing somebody eating a pizza in the front window. We got delivery of two pies, 14″. The size is descent, 1 pie can feed two. We got one with prosciutto veggie and one with the veggies and copa: same conclusion. Those pies are mainly plain pies (cheese and tomato sauce) with few topping on it. We got 4 tiny zucchini slices, 4 tiny eggplants slices, 4 ok sized chorizo, and literally strips of prosciutto, not even cooked, just thrown on top of the pie and clearly coming out of the plastic container you buy them in at tesco… The taste is vague, not really there when you want it and the crust is more looking like cardboard than fluffy, light and nice to chew on. Pizza experience in London lead to disappointment #2. The quest continues: where to eat a good pizza in London???

Great pizza joint! And I love that it is just a stone’s throw from my flat! They have a great menu full of great flavour combinations. Their garlic bread (in all varieties) is amazing. You have to start with some. You have to know — the crust is super thin and perfectly crunch — ONLY if you eat it right away. If you get delivery, it get’s a bit soggy, so just be conscious of this. Only knock for not giving it 5 stars, it is a bit pricey. Pizza + garlic bread was around £19…and it’s THIN so you have to eat a lot to get full!

Imagine a weary traveler on the way to her hotel — hungry and needing a tasty bite to eat. Wash-​lah! A casual pizza joint with great service and tasty morsels. Thanks for a great snack at a reasonable price!

If you are looking for eating an amazing pizza with an excellent price this is your place. Sadly, the customer service of the guy at the reception desk affects negatively in the overall perception of the restaurant, it seems he forgot how to smile and listening to the customers.

Having read the reviews I went out of my way to check this pizzeria out at the first opportunity I got when I visited London. Unfortunately friendly (ish) staff and good prizes don’t make up for the poor quality. It tasted like a frozen Pizza Express bought from Sainsbury’s and heated in a microwave.

The Spicy beef pizza was very very bland not at all impressive base was soggy. Will not be ordering from that establishment again. Not nice…

Spectacular… Hard to find but well worth it. Cracker thin crust I can see how the crust may become soggy if delivered. Still very tasty and reasonable. Very small seating area…

Great pizza joint, fresh home made pizzas with a very nice variety of flavours and all very nicely cooked and thin pizzas just the way I like it.
Also do delivery with two 14″ pizzas for 19£ so it’s pretty good and close to home (:

Very quick delivery and actually hot! Pizza-​just ok. Crust is in between thin and thick, but a bit soggy. Pepperoni was decent, but not plentiful. If it wasn’t so soggy, I would have given a higher rating

I’ve been going to Pizza at Home for months now and I also regularely order for takeaway. Pizzas are simply delicious, made out of fresh ingredients, good quality toppings and are baked perfectley!

Nice little pizza shop with very nice selections of thin crust pizza and courteous staff. If you’re close to it, it is a quick, easy and reasonably priced pizzeria. No alcohol served however.

I love this pizza. Not like the regular Papa John’s variety. Thin crust and lots of cheese. If you’re into a thin crust more traditional pizza like you’d find in Rome, this is where you want to go

Mainly a take away joint but does have a nice little seating area out in the garden and a few tables inside. This independently run business does really good thin based pizzas at a very good price. Better quality than most shitty cheap carbon copy versions of domino’s and a hell of a lot less greasy.
If I lived in this area I would definitely use them as my regular take away pizza.

Pizza’s one of my favourite foods, and at less than 200 metres from my new digs, I was hoping for the start of a beautiful relationship between Pizza At Home and I: I could sneak in here when getting home late and too tired to cook; Pizza At Home could slip me a decent pizza and a knowing wink. Alas, what I found was rather average. Reasonable prices and execution, but comparatively low quality ingredients.
The pros of this place are the good prices (a 12 inch pizza can be collected for £4 at lunch time; £5.50 before 6pm and £6.50 after 6pm), higher number of tables for eat in than might be expected for what is primarily a takeaway joint and quick and friendly service — I only had to wait 10 minutes for my pizza. When I was there dance music was filtering through from the kitchen which I welcomed too as I waited for my pizza and watched the world go by outside.
Sadly, the comparative disappointment is the pizza itself. Thin-​crust and cooked in a wood-​fired stove, it’s edible, sure, but unspectacular. What comes through most is the relatively mediocre quality of ingredients. Maybe I’ve just been eating at too high a standard of pizzeria recently (e.g. Santa Maria, Pizza Metro Pizza) but the low quality of ingredients is clear here, particularly when compared to my previous favourite local pizzeria, Vino E Olivo (formerly known as Pappa’s pizzas) in Wandsworth. I had a Capricciosa. It got the basics right, like having a sufficiently cooked base and not too much cheese, but the poor quality of the ham and mozzarella brought the experience down. I was hoping to find a pizza with higher quality bufala mozzarella on it, but sadly Pizza At Home don’t offer it.
So. Value? Good. Quality? Middling. Overall: A-​okay.

After coming in to Gatwick and taking the easyBus to Earl’s Court, I walked by this place on the way to the tube and the wafting smell of delicious cheese beckoned me inside.
The pizza isn’t earth-​shattering, but it’s good, cheap and filling. The staff are friendly, and they have decent specials before 6pm. Odds are you’ll walk away with a satisfied belly and a few quid left in your wallet.

Absolutely love it Amazing Taste. Generous toppings, delivered to the door fresh and hot! Great Value. Got to be the best in London. Highly recommended give it a try if you want to have authentic Italian stone baked pizza :)

Without a doubt the best pizza delivery/​takeaway option in the SW6/​SW5 area.
The crust is Italian-​style thin and the toppings are fresh and generously strewn.
Plenty of great meat options but also a great variety of veggie options for those non-​carnivores.
The pre-​6 pm deal of two pizzas for 14 quid is pretty much unbeatable.
I’ve been ordering from them for over four years now and won’t be stopping anytime soon.
Everyone that I’ve introduced to Pizza@Home has become a fan, every single one of them.
Five stars for sure.

I’ve been ordering takeaway pizza from them for years– absolutely first rate, amazingly consistency and they’ve kept the prices down. The two for one offer before 6 p. m makes them unbeatable value for money. I just don’t understand how greasy ‘big brand’ pizza chains continue to operate when a small independent like this serves a much better product at lower or similar prices. Maybe because the product is so tasty and relatively healthy without costing an arm and a leg– people neglect to show their appreciation.
It’s also a great place to stop in for a bite or a coffee.

This is a fantastic pizza delivery outfit for south west London. The thin pizzas are really well prepared and cooked to perfection. The pizza arrives in the time they say it will and it arrives hot and steaming.
Really good. If you like thin pizzas you can do a lot worse than this place. Ingredients are fresh and great quality. A 14 inch pizza will set you back 12.50. Great value. Hope you enjoy. I have for years.