Voodoo Ray's Dalston
Pizza restaurant · Dalston
95 Kingsland High St, London E8 2PB, United Kingdom
Highlights
New York-style pizza by the slice, frozen margaritas, late night
New York-style pizza by the slice, frozen margaritas, late night
"Midnight in Dalston. You’re starving. You need something quick, filling, and delicious. This is where a couple of slices of Voodoo Ray’s pizza come in. The New York-style pizza is as tasty as it is big, and a margherita slice is just under a fiver. If you’re with friends, split a whole pie and regret nothing." - jake missing, sinead cranna
"Come for the New York-style pizzas and stay for the good vibes. You can purchase Voodoo Ray’s pies by the slice for an epic snack on the go, or sit in and enjoy a 12 or 22-incher (depending on your size queen tendencies…). The chilled-out Dalston branch also has seasonal craft beers from top London breweries, and there are normally plenty of seats." - rachel rumbol
"We’re not sure how Voodoo Ray’s manages to create such a good crust on a gluten-free pizza. Is it actual voodoo? We don’t know, and frankly, we do not care. It specialises in New York-style pizza, and you can get everything from a pepperoni number to a veggie green sauce situation. All of the 10-inch gluten-free pies are available from its restaurants in Dalston, Peckham, and Shoreditch, or you can get them delivered direct to your door. " - heidi lauth beasley, sinead cranna
"Two for one cocktails are available at both the Dalston and Peckham locations of this pizza restaurant, Mondays to Fridays from 5pm to 7pm." - rianne shlebak
"Pizza by the slice isn’t really a thing in the UK. We don’t know why. Someone, somewhere, probably with a name beginning with G, decided that the only slice we’ll eat on the move will be a steak one. It’s a shame because if there were more pizza by the slice places like Voodoo Ray's around, then we would all be much, much happier. Slices are £4 a go for the most part and it’s a very satisfying large snack or small dinner if you need something quick. If you really want to feed a family (yourself), go all out with a whole pie." - Jake Missing
