Sud Italia

I bought a pepperoni pizza, and while personally I'm not sure if I liked it as much as some other pizzas I've had, but it was very authentic in terms of how it was made and it looked and tasted great. The tomato sauce was sweet, and the crust was soft, fluffy, and lightly charred for that cool look. I was a bit surprised about the placement of the pepperoni, almost all of it was on one half of the pizza, but not necessarily a downside depending on the person.

If you are looking for a proper Neapolitan pizza then look no further... these pizzas are fantastic! The crust is perfect, amazing sauce and the cheese is full of flavour. Probably the best pizza I have ever had in the UK! Great price and lovely staff.

Pizza portfolio very delicious! Fresh out of the oven and molten hot in the middle (warning!) but the crust, sauce, and cheese and olive oil are all so good. Really high quality ingredients and great value for money.

A delightful little pizzeria in the heart of London, offering authentic, affordable Italian pizza. The staff is cool and friendly. Their Neapolitan folded pizza with pesto sauce is simply amazing.

I visited Sud Italia, located in Spitalfields Market, and had a great experience. The portafoglio was only £5! There was a little bit of a queue, but the staff was working efficiently, and we got our pizza really quickly. The pizza was hot and very good! It was a very nice experience. There's seating available just near their little food stand.

Sud Italia in Spitalfields Market offers a mixed bag of experiences, leaning heavily on the quality of its pizza to draw in the crowds. Let’s start with the good: the pizza itself is top-notch for the price. Made in a proper pizza oven by a dedicated chef with impeccable focus, it’s a delightfully authentic slice that stands head and shoulders above typical street food fare, even if it’s no Michelin contender. The logistical side of the operation, however, leaves much to be desired. The two ladies at the till appeared as though they were counting down the minutes to closing time, their demeanor suggesting that customers were more of a nuisance than a source of income. One in particular exuded an air of hostility so strong that one might fear being sued for merely glancing in her direction. To make matters worse, this same surly server was seen handling the till, drinks, and food with her bare hands, without any sanitizing in between. This lack of basic hygiene is enough to make anyone think twice about returning. Overheard complaints from other patrons about the questionable hygiene practices, combined with the observation that the cheapest pizza was only £5, paint a less-than-flattering picture of the establishment’s overall service quality. In summary, Sud Italia excels where it matters most: the pizza. Yet, the service and hygiene practices detract significantly from the experience. It’s a place worth visiting for the food, but be prepared for a side of surly service and potential hygiene concerns.

It's really good and tasty. The only thing is that it is all folded up, and as you eat the hot cheese and tomato slides to the bottom. But it was really tasty, and you have this pocket of melted cheese at the end.

Nice to have a folded pizza option. The dough is nice and the sauce is lovely if you like to enjoy the simple taste of tomato.