Olivetta Pizzeria - (Near Enfield, london)

Tasneem Siddique I order from here via just eat quite regularly. Great potion sizes, great tasting food. Never had any issues.

Moe Flex I first tried the bird and cow burger in the Kent branch last week. The taste was so good I couldn’t get it out of my head so i actively looked to see if they have London branches. I came with my kids and got served by Nick with the BEST customer service that we were more than looked after. I will definitely come again!! I ate too fast to remember to take pics for review

Harry Sykes I went to The Pied Bull with my girlfriend and her sister and parents and I couldn’t fault it one bit. I ordered the chicken burger with chips while my girlfriend had the steak pie which was cooked to perfection. Proper pub food for offer that were reasonably priced. The staff were very friendly and welcoming to us, especially Daisy as she was our waitress throughout our time there. The whole place was really clean and cosy with classic 80’s and 90’s music that fit the vibe they’re going for. Great food and lovely atmosphere! Will definitely be coming back again soon!

Sara Felt amazing being there from the moment I walked in. It was very lively and staff were amazing and very focused on providing a great service. Especially the shift supervisor who was on duty that was a joy to converse with (believe his name was Saiber). Highly suggest more people to visit this pub if you’re ever in enfield town.

Amber Jayne Never been for Christmas dinner before at a pub but I am so pleased we booked here!!! The food was absolutely delicious, fantastic presentation, staff brilliant, great atmosphere!! thanks for making our Christmas Day a great one!! Will definitely recommend and be back!!

1956gooner My experience here was a welcome surprise. Both the food and service were excellent. For starters I had the prawn puri (£6.95), the prawns were cooked perfectly, nice and soft. For mains I had Goan green chicken curry (£11.95), on the sweeter and milder side but delicious. Accompanied by special fried rice (£4.95) and a dryish saag bhaji (£4.95). All washed down with a double whisky (£9.50 ish). A restaurant I will return to.