Ria’s pizza restaurant in London
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Ria's Notting Hill

  • Restaurants | Pizza
  • Notting Hill
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Time Out says

Detroit-style pizza is on the up in London – but which of the capital’s pizzerias will perfect it first? Ria’s in Notting Hill stylishly flicks its hat in the ring. Detroiter pizzas have a rep for being weighty on both the scales and the stomach – instead Ria’s are delicate and scrupulous, each bite meticulously measured to sink just the right amount, to crunch at exactly the right depth. The toppings are equally weighted, dollops of mozz, sweet caramelised onions and tangy lemon basil sauce all sitting atop airy crispness. We recommend the roasted king prawn pizza with slow cooked marinara sauce, a parmesan crust, salsa macha marinated king prawns, and gorgonzola cream drizzle. Motor City flawlessly refined in the heart of west London.

Details

Address
29 All Saints Rd
London
W11 1HE
Opening hours:
Mon-Sat: 12pm-11pm, Sun: 12pm-10pm
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What’s on

Burns Night With Ria's x Big Kid Ice Cream

Ria’s Pizza is putting on a big Burns blowout at both its Soho and Notting Hill branches. The set Scottish menu starts off with haggis pops followed by a deliciously filthy haggis-neeps-and-tatties pizza pie. Then for dessert there’s deep fried Mars bars and Irn Bru ice cream from cult brand Big Kid. And of course, the most appropriate way to wash all of that down will be with Ria’s specially made whiskey cocktails.
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