Four Hundred Rabbits Pizza Restaurant Elephant And Castle - (Near , london)

5 /5 Bryan Reilly: We love this place. The food is consistently delicious, the service is friendly, and the atmosphere is really nice — relaxed and casual without feeling rushed. It’s a lovely touch that they have tea light candles on each table, which adds to the ambience. The sourdough pizza is excellent and great value for money, especially as they often run really good promotions that make it very reasonably priced. They currently have a 10 year “rewind” where they’re offering pizza’s at 2016 prices. We went last night and paid £7 for our pizzas, which is unbelievably good value for money! We’re also big fans of the chipotle mayo dip for the pizza crust — highly recommended. It’s also great to have a restaurant like this right in Elephant Park — a real local favourite and a brilliant addition to the area.

5 /5 JJ: Tuesday all pizzas are £10 each. Great value considering the quality. I had a meat feast which was fantastic. It had just opened for lunch and I was the only customer, so cant really comment on the atmosphere, but service was friendly and polite. Recommended.

3 /5 Bonsai Ninja: Love the happy hour. I have been to the place a few times before the pizza is ok. The dough feels overcooked each time though I am not sure if it’s intentional but it makes the dough quite bitter and isn’t my favourite.

3 /5 Jason Dunn: The pizza was excellent, but the service was fairly poor. We were seated, then ignored for almost ten minutes. We had to go ask for someone to take our order. They were great about clarifying which types of pizza were garlic-free, which I appreciate, but after we were served our food and drinks no one came by even once to check on things. We were finished and wanted to leave, but no one came so we once again had to walk over and ask for our bill and a take out box. It would be great if they had fans inside as it was quite hot. The pizza itself was very good, with delicious crust. I had the pineapple and it was subtle, a bit spicy, and incredibly tasty! So this is a four-star food place with two-star service.

5 /5 Allan Tyler: Oh my days. The pizzas are divine. Our diners had regular and gluten free pizza, both incredible. The beef with shallots was a favourite. Padron peppers as a shared appetiser was more popular than the olives which were high quality but uninviting. Carafe of wine was great, but a bit dear-- though I notice even pints in London venues suddenly seem pricey. Our server was efficient, attentive, and genuinely charming without being invasive. The atmosphere was 4*. Impeccably clean but with a cafeteria vibe when we arrived pre-theatre. Softer lighting was provided mid-meal which was appreciated. Music in a space with hard floors and bare walls needs to be considered with measure for diners competing to share stories through the "ambience". Guests in our party often struggle, and this was fine, but noted. Spend £35-39 per head, 2 courses with 1/2 carafe wine Diet issues (coeliac) were well accommodated. Final verdict: Highly recommended. Id prefer to keep it secret but Im still thinking about that pizza.