Belfast Wood Fired Pizza Company

The pizza is excellent and the menu offers a great variety of options, all made with high-quality ingredients. The staff is very friendly, welcoming, and helpful. The background music perfectly complements the atmosphere, providing a lively yet unobtrusive soundtrack. It's a vibrant spot that's suitable for all age groups.

The food was amazing, and the staff went above and beyond to take care of us!

This pizzeria is excellent and quite popular in Belfast. An Italian would be amazed by the praise it receives. For just four euros, you can find pizza that rivals those at Il Lago in Gargnano or Pizzeria Sant’Ercolano in Maderno (check out my reviews). The pizzas are of Italian standard, and the service is outstanding. There was a lady at the table next to us who sent her pizza back because the crust was slightly burned, but that's how it's typically served in Italy. In Belfast, people tend to prefer their spaghetti overcooked rather than al dente. It's definitely worth a visit—unless you're an Italian tourist, in which case you might need some urgent care!

We arrived without reservation, as we visit belfast. we explained to the host that we were there for the good reviews on google maps. he was very friendly and has a table for us. very cozy atmosphere. from our table we could see that the dishes are very carefully, fresh ingredients are ready. delicious food, amazing. pizza even tastier as the one I ate in the toskana. if I could, I would give 10 stars.

This has to be my favourite spot in Belfast for the best pizza. It's small but cosy and the staff are very friendly. The toppings are unusual but they worked perfectly. Of the four pizzas we got I definitely recommend the hot dog. Crispy and chewy straight out of the authentic wood fired oven. They operate a bring you own policy and have a corkage fee. I thought £1.00 per bottle of beer was a bit much when they aren't serving you the beer or refrigerating them for you.