PizzaExpress

I’m in love with this place. I have been here more than 2 times now.

Beverage:
Belvoir Juice of Elderflower - The BEST companion throughout the dinner was Belvoir Juice of Elderflower. The aroma of the extracts is so consuming that I could only take it in sips, out of the fear of losing it if I finish it in one gulp.

Food:
Polo Coriander Peso - Pizzas are deliciously thin crust and mouth watering toppings. The one I drool for is Polo Coriander Peso. It's Indian Style with just the right amount of spice and complimenting onions all over it.

Dessert:
Chocolate Gelato - As far as I remember it was Chocolate Gelato. It was yummy.

Service:
Delighted is the word. They are friendly, helpful and enthusiastic; making the dining experience fun and informative (psst. Elderflower was their suggestion) and we got quite a few clicks of my group of friends all of it done voluntarily.

Ambiance:
Both in day and night they are vibrant. Sofas and chairs arrangements do give privacy so that you could enjoy your food with peaceful chats.

Room for Improvement:
So far I haven't been impressed with starters.

Rating:
4/5

My Zomato Review

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P.S. The review was with respect to PizzaExpress, Times Square Building, Andheri - East but it's unfortunately permanently closed. So I've given direction to another outlet.

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