Fire and Stone

I must start off by saying that my pizza was excellent. Cannot fault that one bit. I think I had an Indian one with Mango Chutney on (something I made at home when I was bored once) and it really hit the spot.

Unfortunately the service was morbidly slow even though we weren't at an incredibly busy time. Our drinks took about 15 minutes to arrive despite the fact that we were sitting 8 feet from the bar and had ordered a bottled beer and a tap water. I noticed two couples nearby us had the same complaint as well.

The food that wasn't pizza was rather underwhelming. The chicken in the salad was almost certainly pre-cooked supermarket stuff and you could see by looking that the tomatoes weren't ripe. I know it is a pizza restaurant but if it's on the menu then some effort should go in.

That being said, someone did come and apologise to us after we had taken the tip off the bill. After hearing lots about this place I think that I must've just caught them at a bad time. If going I suggest sticking to solely to pizza as it's the only standout feature of the restaurant.

Consist, Tasty, Reasonable price. Nothing but great interesting Pizza. For the educated palate. Great staff. Go there. I'm just trying to get over the 25 word limit now.

This pizza place is surely not your average pizza place! They offer a range of pizzas from all over the world. Some of the combinations seem a bit weird and I on my first visit it took me some time to decide on what I wanted. I went for a New York Pizza with roast potatoes, bacon and sour cream and it was absolutely amazing. The portions are pretty big and you can easily share a pizza. They have great lunch offers so definitely worth a visit!

Probably my favourite pizza in London, Fire & Stone takes a different slant on pizza.

All the options are named after cities and the toppings represent that city. The base is pretty thick and the toppings pile on. Small potato pieces on a pizza may sound odd but trust us it works. The Canberra is my favourite.

They often have big offers on so it's worth checking their website or toptable.

This place is really intriguing. They don't serve your usual selection of traditional Italian/European pizzas but rather a mix of pizzas with toppings based on the different cuisine’s around the world.

You can order a spicy, lamb-mince pizza from Marrakech or a green-chicken curry pizza from Koh Samui - weird but it works!

Also, and this is hard to believe, they have a lunch time deal of pizza & drink (inc. beer or wine) for £5. 6 of us ate their today for just £35! In central London!

And it tastes good and is a very cool, industrial-chic room.

By now you should have your coat on and be heading out the door to gorge yourself on the best value sushi-pizza you'll ever get your chops around.

I was impressed with this place. Nice decor, friendly service, reasonable prices.

What I wasn't so impressed with was the strange pizza I ordered. I went for the Bavarian pizza - Roast Pork, Cabbage, Sour Cream with cheese and a tomato base. I was hungover and I think this severely affected my judgement because the pizza was disgusting.

I'd probably give this a 4 stars if I had actually ordered a decent pizza but that pizza was truly revolting. Sometimes it pays to play it safe.

It's just great stuff. No where else can you find great price for great pizza. Share with your family and friends, they will love you for it.

Fire and Stone is generally a safe bet if you're looking to eat in Covent Garden. Its appeal lies in that it has made pizza more upmarket than Pizza Hut and combines fresh ingredients with World styles.Almost each pizza has a dollop of sometime which you can dip your crusts into too, from mint yogurt sauce to sour cream. The giant oven that dominates the front of the restaurant, given that it rises above two floors is impressive too.

One of the best reasons to go to this restaurant is that the selection is huge and almost half of it is vegetarian. So it helps to cater for everyone. Having said this, I am not veggie, and the London pizza topped with Black pudding is and oddly tasty combination.

If you already know that you want to go beforehand, go to the website and there are usually a couple of special offers on there including £10 for pizza and wine. Bargain.

this restaurant has a contemporary decor and offers a large range of pizza's with thin and crispy bases! They also have delicious starters, salads and desserts! everything tastes extremely fresh which is brilliant. i love the lightening in this restaurant it really sets a relaxing mood. Also they have great offers, where u can buy any 2 pizza's for 10 quid! and theres a 5 quid lunch meal deal. u can't go wrong!

This is a large split level restaurant mainly based at basement level. Its decorated in a contemporary style. Seating downstairs has almost taken on the wagamama ethos where you are sat very close to other dinners on one long padded seat, however unlike wagamama the tables are separate. The only food on offer is pizza (and salads) however you'd be hard pushed to find a restaurant with a larger selection! Within the menu the pizzas are sectioned off into areas of the world that inspired them leading to a wide variety of choice. Prices are reasonable for the Covent Garden area with some good deals available. The pizzas were of a high quality and service was efficient and friendly.