True Craft - Tottenham

(Edited to respond to reply below): Good beer, but tragically awful pizzas. The pizzas are soggy and every part is bland verging on flavourless - the dough (which does not taste like sourdough, and I say that as someone who has been eating sourdough every week for 15 years and bakes my own), the wet flavourless tomato, soggy mess of tasteless cheese, and soggy veg that tastes as though it has been boiled with all the finesse of a school dinner. The sage listed on the menu was totally absent from my pizza as far as I could tell. I mentioned the sogginess, lack of sage, and boiled taste & texture of the veg to the staff at the time. I was told there were trace amounts of dried sage under the tomato sauce (???) and that they could not explain why the veg and base of my pizza were soggy because the bartender said usually they are not. Given that I thought every element of the pizza was bad I could see no purpose whatsoever in asking them to remake it -- using the same tasteless and watery ingredients again would produce another predictably bad result. After grimacing through a few slices we left the rest of the pizza wilting on the plate. Come here for beers. But do not order the food!

This is, in my humble opinion, the best pizza in London. There is only one other place I've eaten pizza at that I consider to be at the same level, and it's a very popular place amongst Italian people, so believe me when I say: this pizza is out of this world! The dough is thin, elastic and crunchy at the same time. Perfect consistency, perfect texture, all covered with a tomato sauce so delicious I wish I could buy it to cook at home. The pizza toppings are tasty, well combined and abundant. You think you'd have to wait ages on the table to enjoy a pizza like this? You're wrong. The service is super quick and the staff both at the kitchen and the bar are the nicest. The atmosphere is friendly, both because it's casual and because it welcomes families, groups and individuals of all kinds. The beer selection is outstanding, both on tap as well as on the beer shop (yes, you can pop up just to buy some bottles and cans. You should add pizza takeaway, in my humble opinion)