Mulberry Street (Bar, Restaurant)

In New York, pizza is more than food. Only in New York is it common for pedestrians to duck into long, narrow, dingy storefronts and emerge with a slice of pizza, then stride down the street eating in rhythm with the city, the wide slice folded up so its hot gooey toppings go into the mouth and not over the clothes.

So what makes 'Mulberry Street' pizza so like a NY pizza? A thin crust, 202, straightforward great tasting pizza. It takes a month to learn how to hand stretch and hand toss this 20 ounce dough, which the Mulberry Street team make fresh daily on site with water which has been tested,

“Mulberry is Dowdy! It's softy and grubby... It's a family place, in fact the waitresses are no oil painting :).. The pizza is not bad but there are better pizzeria's around... nothing special!!”
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Mark, London (10 years 7 months 6 days ago)

“Save your money and the aggrevation. The pizza isn't bad, but the consistently poor service topped itself with my last experience. I ordered a pizza which arrived after 1.5 hours (45 minutes of which the delivery boy was lost). Once it arrived, the pizza was not only cold but mangled beyond belief (apparently he jumped the fence rather than calling up to be let in). When I rang, the manger of the shop refused to credit my card, so I emailed the owner, who just forwarded my mail to the same unhelpful manager. I stopped by two days later and they still refused me a refund, even after agreeing that I never received an edible pizza. She said she would take care of it, but never did. The pizza is barely worth the £15 on a good day, but it was a lot to spend on nothing at all. Check out Rosso Pomodoro (or even Pizza Express) if you want a little business sense with your food.”
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nicole, London (10 years 10 months 25 days ago)

“nothing to say... place dirty and slow service... dark atmosphere and raw pizza's... plastic pasta and slow music.”
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andy, london (11 years ago)

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