London is getting a new all-day thin-crust pizza restaurant

The optimal thickness of pizza crust has long been a highly controversial topic among pie connoisseurs. Devout Sicilians may swear by a hefty base – thick enough to fold a slice without it snapping – while Neapolitan purists argue that a lighter crust is the only way to let top-quality toppings shine. And don’t even get started on the Detroit and Chicago schools.

If you’re partial to thinner, lighter ’za crusts, then you’re in luck: a brand new thin-crust pizzeria is landing in Belgravia this spring. 

Weezie’s is the latest project from Abbie Roden and Will Sandbach (pictured below), the duo behind Belgravia wine bar amie. Opening in Eccleston Yards, next door to amie and a five-minute walk from Victoria station, the pair are swapping stemware for pizza wheels with an all-day ’za spot.

Heading up the kitchen is Sumant Siani, previously of Circus Pizza in St John’s Wood and Share A Slice in Brixton. There’s no menu to peruse just yet, but expect plenty of New Haven-style pizzas.

But that’s not all. Weezie’s will also serve up small plates and house-made signature sauces, such as a southern-style buttermilk ranch. Drinks will include amie wines by the glass, Harbour Brewing Co beers from Cornwall, Guinness on tap, and a tightly curated cocktail list featuring old fashioneds, negronis and spicy margs. All excellent pizza companions, if you ask us.

Sustainability will be a key focus, too. Weezie’s will be fitted out with mostly vintage or reclaimed furniture and all dough will be made using regeneratively farmed flour.

Roden and Sandbach said about their new opening: ‘Some nights call for a glass of amie; some nights call for a Guinness. Most nights call for a slice. We wanted to create a space where you can have it all.’

Weezie’s, 14-15 Eccleston Yards, April 2026.

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