Reviews of Quartieri

We discovered Quartieri on Deliveroo and were so impressed with the pizza we decided to come for dinner: it didn’t disappoint. The food is extremely well priced, the pizza are inventive and everything is so fresh. Special mention to the wine list: affordable yet delicious. Thank you, we will be back!

I’ve been here a few times and had delivery. The review below that’s negative makes me laugh as Italian food is known for its simplicity and flavours and the risotto he pictured looks yum! Anyway we love the pizza and carbonara and meatballs. We drive from Ladbroke Grove or get delivered the price is extremely reasonable for London

Great food. Pizza was amazing but as others have stated service was friendly but lacking. After we’d ordered pizza and our appetizers had been eaten, the waiter asked us if we had “put in our pizza order” Sadly we were not aware that was part of the customer job description; seemed like more of a waiter thing, really. Anyway, he then put in our order and about 20 mins later, two pizzas arrived. Mocktails were a bit sugary but I recommend the sizeable tiramisu. At the end of the night (9pm), we wanted coffee but they were out. Hmm.

Incredible pizza, at points I honestly couldn't focus on my conversation because the salami I was eating was so salty and delicious. Well-sized pizza, properly filled up a medium-sized man (yours truly!). If you don't get sides or drinks, you can eat well here for under £12pp. We went when it wasn't too busy, but service was snappy, polite and unintrusive. I'll definitely be back soon.

I highly recommend this restaurant! First the pizza. We took a truffle one and it was smelling delicious and tasted even better. Truffle can be overpowering but it wasn't the case here. Pure goodness. The dough isn't the finest one and some improvement could be done here but it was still at the top of good pizzas. Plus it made the pizza more filling, even though I préfère my pizza lighter, so could be down to preferences. The staff is very nice, pleasant and chatty making dining there an enjoyable experience. The restaurant also looks very good. Not the easiest to find on a rainy evening but worth going there even if you're from a different part of London. I loved the decoration, the atmosphere and decoration. Toilets were very clean as well. For me, this is so far the best pizza I have had in London and I won't mind commuting 1h to come and visit this restaurant.

It is a gorgeous place with a proper Italian menu and atmosphere. It's beautifully decorated and nice Italian music played. The pizzas were superb. The Divala and truffle ones were both deliciousand super big. The wine options quite attractive and so reasonably priced. The service was outstanding and quick. If visiting Kilburn High Street do go here, you'll be pleasantly satisfied.

Amazing pizza. If you are considering eating pizza around Kilburn then this is the place to go to. The food is excellent. We had the La Regina and Parmigiana (without ham and replaced with friarielli) pizza. Both were outstanding. They even gave us a plate of zeppole (think doughballs but with rosemary) on the house. The atmosphere is bright and the tables are large and spaced out so you don't feel like you are sitting too close to others. The service is excellent, with the food served quickly by the friendly staff. A special shout out to Lily who was really friendly and made out visit a memorable one. Tip: They currently do 2 classic pizza for £15 on Monday. That is a good deal!

When you walk the streets of London looking for somewhere to eat, the smell for a wood burning pizza oven is a pretty difficult smell to ignore. My friend and I walked past Quartieri once before doubling back to get the most from this experience. It has a nice warm contemporary feel to it with brick walls and wooden tables and we just had to sit there and soak up the feeling that we were sitting in a small corner of modern Naples. It’s just the way it made us feel. With two hungry mouths, we looked up and down the menu in anticipation. It had to be good. We were right. For starters we chose A sharing portion of fried Neapolitan delights, crocché, arancini & zeppola and the Orange & Walnut salad. Both complemented each other well and set us up for the rest of the meal. Back to that pizza oven! There were so many delights to choose from, and we went for the Margherita pizza - Agerola Fior di latte, Casa Marazzo organic tomatoes, organic extra virgin olive oil and the Meatball pizza using prime cut, free range Hertfordshire mince beef, cooked in a rich San Marzano DOP tomato sauce with grated parmesan to finish with at least half an eye on sampling each other’s pizza! The waiting staff were attentive and helpful at all times and were always on hand to offer black pepper and top up our drinks. After the pizzas we were ready for a hit of sweetness, so decided that the Straccetti Quartierella - Indulgent sugar coated doughnut pizza strips covered in a rich velvety chocolate hazelnut spread and topped with roasted hazelnut was going to be just right. And it was! Highly recommended if you are ever nearby.

This place is closer to 3.5 stars than it is to 4. I will caveat this by saying that I and my friend may have gone for the wrong choice of pizza. I went for the truffle and my friend went for the vegetable option. Whilst both were good, they weren't all that great. The truffle was too rich and as far as pizzas go, it's not the best topping. So this absolutely is a matter of personal taste here. The vegetable one is a lot better and fortunately, didn't have the same flavour kick as the truffle pizza. I'd give that pizza a solid 4/5. I genuinely feel like some of the more standard pizzas, e.g. a margarita, would be much better. The desert (chocolate cake with ice cream) was also fairly average which given the price was disappointing. I would have been better off opting something from Waitrose. The service was very warm and friendly but also very slow especially given the restaurant wasn't busy at all. This may well be a case of me being an impatient Londoner, but I like to think I'm at least somewhat reasonable in my expectations. All in all, as mixed up as this review is, I'd definitely go back to give this place another crack. The next time I will definitely be opting for something a little more conventional.