Pizza East
Tea Building, 56 Shoreditch High Street, London, E1 6JJVenue Info
telephone
020 7729 1888
venue
Restaurant
cuisines
Italian
nearest tube
Liverpool Street
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TheBlogAboutNothinginLondon
22nd March, 2011
I love pizza so as soon as I got back to London I decided to go to one of the recommended pizza place in the city. Pizza East opened to business in 2009, offering gourmet pizza with traditional and rustic ingredients in an industrial layout worthy of the east side of town. - The place - 12 pizzas with interesting twists, I tried to keep my choice in the traditional range, I went for... Read More
LondonEater
20th May, 2010
It wasn’t long ago when pizza was simply a decision of who to call to coincide with prime-time TV. I am referring to the myriad of takeaway menus regularly shoved through the front door of course. I’d always pick the one which sold Haagen Daz ice creams. Pizza being about as far away from pretension and debate as can be, pizza being the ultimate comfort food. These days,... Read More
TheLondonFoodie
5th April, 2010
- Pizza East - I recently came to this stylish new eatery in Shoreditch’s Tea Building, premises of the former T Bar. Pizza East has an elegant décor and subtle lighting, helping to create a warm and intimate atmosphere. - - - The building’s industrial heritage has been intelligently maintained in the... Read More
TheHappinessProjectLondon
22nd March, 2010
El G and I had lunch at Pizza East last week, thereby ticking off one of the many “must go” restaurants on my ever-increasing list. Its in the Tea Building (home to Shoreditch House and next to Albion at the Boundary Project) and only 10 minutes walk from Liverpool Street but somehow, a block past Bishopsgate, haircuts get choppier, clothes get funkier and the City is... Read More