Homeslice City 69-71 Queen Street, London EC4R 1EE

"The pizza here is are delightful! The dough is light and fluffy, and the toppings are unique and flavorful. The marinara sauce serves as a great foundation for most of the pizzas, and although I'm not a huge fan of the creamed corn base, it still adds a tasty twist to the overall experience. It's worth noting that the pizzas are VERY large and have a thin base, over all very satisfying. 7/10"

"24/25 Decor 5/5 Cleanliness 5/5 Food 5/5 Service 5/5 Value for Money 4/5 My favourite food is pizza, so I was excited to try homeslice. They were able to seat me and a friend inside without booking. They menu was simple enough to make an easy choice but also had enough selection for everyone. The wait for the food to arrive was reasonable, allowing enough time for my friend and I to catch up. We were able to go half and half in topping and I'm glad as the pizza was HUGE. Taste was great, thin base cooked in a clay oven. Cost wise was slightly expensive, but we are in London. Would I return, yeah I actually would. Thanks all."

"Pizzas were great, probably would have been fine getting 1 pizza between 3 of us but we got greedy and went for the 2nd pizza to try more toppings. Paired those with some cocktails which were also very nice (margarita and old fashioned). This is my second visit to one of the homeslice restaurants and I would happily go back again. 2 pizzas and 2 cocktails each came to £40 per person."

"As great and simple as usual. You go there for a solid, down to earth, delicious well priced oven baked pizza that is its own kind and compares to nothing else. It is buzzy, busy, and you’ll probably have to wait but totally worth it. Favourite ever is the brisket pizza."

"So far, my best pizza experience this year. Crispy base, which is the premium from the stone kiln on site. Not every sourdough pizza shop would be able to make this. No wet base at all! Toppings are good blending of flavor and guilt(cheese and oil). Salami is very decent. And it is not adding extra sugar/honey. £4 per slice, leaving little room to complain."