Peter Boizot passes away
Most Liberal Democrat members will only know Peter Boizot as the founder of Pizza Express, but to longer-standing activists, he was also a key supporter of the party. … Read the full post »
Read my posts about the restaurant chain Pizza Express.
Most Liberal Democrat members will only know Peter Boizot as the founder of Pizza Express, but to longer-standing activists, he was also a key supporter of the party. … Read the full post »
It’s been a long time, but hello to a new (to me) Pizza Express outlet in London. This time in Curtain Road. My main memory of the meal? The absence of any curtains. … Read the full post »
The main plus point about Ruislip’s Pizza Express is its proximity to the Lido, with its wonderful beach, fun railway (which now features on TfL’s travel planner) and beautiful forests. … Read the full post »
Downstairs is much more spacious, if festooned with laser printed black and white fire exit signs as if a super-nervous member of staff has been let loose with a laser printer and sellotape. … Read the full post »
Connoisseurs of Pizza Express toilet signage (that’s me and, er…, you?) should definitely head towards the Pizza Express in Beauchamp Place. … Read the full post »
The outside of Richmond’s Pizza Express has the sort of pleasing Art Deco appearance that always makes me think of Agatha Christie. … Read the full post »
The Pizza Express in Fenchurch Place is right next to the rather picturesque exterior of Fenchurch Street Station and in a building designed by Richard Rogers. … Read the full post »
Byward Street, near the Tower of London, has a very brief cameo role in the Sherlock Holmes homage, The Chronicles of Sherlock Holmes. … Read the full post »
Oh dear. Despite the proximity to Golden Square, the Pizza Express on Upper James Street is far from a golden Pizza Express. … Read the full post »
Welcome to the land of milk and honey. And hygiene (see photo). … Read the full post »