Mulberry Street

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Westbourne Grove

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Fri Jul 20 2012

Don’t expect to leave this modern, clean-cut, diner-style restaurant any more enlightened as to what makes a pizza ‘New York’ in style. What matters is that the main act is well thought out, with a thin crust and a chewy base. This crisp outer ring surrounds a smattering of almost anonymous sauce topped by a thin layer of evenly spread cheese – neither intrusive enough to take away from the fresh, chunky toppings.

Starters span both ends of the satisfaction spectrum, from dismal pizza-style garlic bread (burnt in the middle, overly crunchy on the edge, with a paltry spread of garlic butter and raw garlic chunks) to fantasic meatballs. You get four of them, split in half and immersed in a tasty tomato sauce – it would be difficult to do better in London. Service is young, friendly and efficient, and staff cope well with the invariably busy weekends when large groups nestle into the six-seater booths.

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Address:
Mulberry Street 84 Westbourne Grove
Westbourne Grove
London
W2 5RT

Phone:
020 7313 6789
Website:
www.mulberrystreet.co.uk
Opening hours:
Meals served noon-midnight Mon-Sat; noon-11pm Sun
Transport:
Tube: Bayswater or Royal Oak tube
Price:
Main courses £7.55-£14.95
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1. Mulberry Street
  - 84 Westbourne Grove
    Westbourne Grove
    London
    W2 5RT
  - 020 7313 6789
  - www.mulberrystreet.co.uk
  - 51.515362,-0.193434

Facilities:
Eating and drinking facilities. Restaurant and bar facilities. Take away. Reservations required. Accessible facilities. General facilities. Private rooms. Available for hire
Occasions:
Going in a group. Late night
Type of event:
Parties

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(4 ratings)

What a shame this once-lovely restaurant seems to have changed management. Gone are the 20", authentic NY-style pizzas; they have been replaced with plain, UK-style pizzas with bland crusts. The garlic bread was obviously some garlic and butter on a pre-made pizza base and was as hard as a rock. Staff service was terrible, and this NY ex-pat will be looking for another pizza place to get my fix. Do not recommend anymore.

Gwen Wark Sat Nov 10 2012
Rated as: 1/5
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The pizza is very bad. Tastes like nothing and is very soggy. I would not recommend this place because the price is too much for what they offer. Stay away from this disgusting place!

Miriam Tue Oct 16 2012
Rated as: 1/5
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Completely inedible

PP Thu Sep 20 2012
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What happened to Mulberry? The pizza used to be fantastic, and now it just seems a bit ordinary! :(

Bri Mon May 14 2012
Rated as: 3/5
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I've been here many times now for an NY sized pizza with the family, and for us it's one of the best pizza places in Notting Hill, and there are quite a few! Definitely recommended is the delicious Porcini Mushroom pizza. Service and staff are great, they're very friendly.

Robbie Tue Apr 12 2011
Rated as: 5/5
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