Vasiniko

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  Joe 2 months ago

  5.0

  This was honestly one of the most delicious pizzas I have ever had. The food was great! The service was okay, the price is reasonable and the drinks were cold and fast! I would recommend booking as this place seems to get very busy. I had the Diavolina which was gorgeous and the misses had the Calzone. 👌🏼👌🏼 10/10

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  Rainy “Lorraine.M” Mayou a month ago

  5.0

  We had a fantastic Italian meal at Vasiniko in Covent Garden and couldn’t have asked for a better evening.

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  Londoner 3 months ago

  5.0

  Definitely one of the best neapolitan pizza in London. Pastas were delicious as well. Nice puffy cornicione on pizzas and very tasty and soft dough. Lasagne was excellent full of flavour and literally the meat was melting. Both pastas were

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  Anonymous

  Considering the quality of food in London, this place is certainly one of the best and the pizza is really very good but, having to make a note, I must say that compared to 3 years ago something has changed: excellent dough but the fior di latte was not qualitatively the same as previous times. It remains, however, a good pizza and a quiet place in Covent Garden.Read more

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  Anonymous

  As a vegetarian, the options here are brilliant - not just your standard margherita and vegetable toppings. I also had the gluten free base which was insane, best I have ever had! Lovely cocktails too and staff are very friendlyRead more

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  Anonymous

  Wonderful experience in the heart of London, specifically in the Covent Garden area, authentic Italian pizza. The owner is very young and helpful. I recommend it.Read more

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  Anonymous

  I am reviewing this place near Covent Garden with a certain sense of annoyance. I went to this Italian pizzeria because I had heard about it on social media. Result: I do not recommend this place. My experience was absolutely not positive for various reasons: 1- If I book a table for a specific time, I expect to sit at a table marked “reserved” and not to wait for minutes and minutes outside the restaurant because the tables are occupied: the restaurant's booking system had even sent me a message the day before to confirm my arrival at a specific time, just imagine. 2- Small, spartan, noisy restaurant. In short, do not expect aesthetically decent surroundings. 3- And now the aspect that most influences the review; the pizza is sweetish and chewy. Italians who decide to go to Vasinikò are warned. I pointed this out to the manager (an Italian guy with a Campanian accent) who gave a very convenient and unconvincing explanation: “the pizza is sweet because you ordered the ‘sausage and potato pizza’ and the purple potato made the pizza sweet.” We didn't know whether to laugh or cry: I believe an explanation like that could be performed in a West End cabaret show, it is so laughable. Not to mention that even the other pizzas, including the focaccia (where there were no potatoes), were sweetish. In Italy, sweet flavors are not acceptable for a pizza; the manager knows this very well. Real Italian pizza is savory, not sweet! Regarding the fact that the pizza was decidedly chewy (difficult to cut with a knife), I would like to gloss over it out of dignity. I would have expected an apology from the manager, without excuses. 4- Based on the report made to the manager, we would have expected—at the time of the bill—favorable treatment from the establishment (the manager himself processed the bill): on the bill that you can all see in the attachment, the DISCRETIONARY (let's not forget!) service charge appears; well, it was applied in full to the bill, without the common sense to eliminate or reduce it in light of what was explained: yes, a full £10.57 literally undeserved. Bill paid by me in full because I am a gentleman and we are not at the Marrakech market haggling. But you are getting the negative review anyway. I hope you have the common sense not to reply to so many objective facts presented; you would only make the situation worse.Read more

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  Anonymous

  We had dinner at this Neapolitan pizzeria in London, 5 minutes from the "Embankment" subway station The location was not very big, but it is well-kept nonetheless. The pizza is the typical Neapolitan style that we are not crazy about, but it is edible nonetheless. The service was attentive and quite fast. We recommend it to those who like to eat typical Neapolitan pizzaRead more

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