Best gluten free pizza I’ve had in the UK. Great vibes, banging Spotify playlist and super friendly guys. Elderflower sofa was lush. We didn’t book a table but were the first people after they opened at 5 but it quickly filled up so book to avoid disappointment. You can see the chefs making the pizzas for both customers sitting in and the Just Eat orders and it’s evident they take pride in their product. A must visit for any gluten free (not coeliac) pizza lovers.Keep up the amazing work!
Mitchell Friday
Love this place. It has an American dinner vibe to it. Pizzas are huge and great options for red and white bases. One of the party had some dirty chips which I tasted and were good ? staff super friendly and welcoming.
AmyB3905
Amazing pizza, perfect dough. The atmosphere and service were great too and staff seemed happy. Will return when next in Bristol.
qi tang
I have to say dine-in experience changed my mind about this place. Had a not good TG experience several months ago. But their ox Ragu fries is totally game changer, abs amazing! Highly recommend here.
F N
Ordered from here a while back as I had heard it's pretty good. My pizza had olives & onions - very nice thin and crispy base, not too many toppings or too much sauce. The pizza was thin and crispy and they use a large wood fire pizza oven which adds some nice smokey flavour.My pizza was definitely a bit overdone but I still ate it and it was still nice, it was just a bit pricey (around £15) to be served burnt. Overall would recommend, nice location and good pizza but a slightly awkward vibe from the staff & a higher price point than other pizza places in Bristol.
Mike Ambrose
Stopped for a slice of pizza and lager, sat out the front. Pizza was amazing.
Fergal Miller
Personal favourite pizza place in Bristol, always top quality
Timothy James
Amazing pizza incredibly flavoursome dough with delicious toppings. Very small venue with only a hand full of tables definitely book in advance! Now has more tables
Clive Hamilton
A quick but great lunch - vegan too - absolutely great fresh tasty and full of flavour pizza, super oregano fries. Rounded off with great Wiper & True ale.Vegetarian options: Great vegan choice. ???
Przemysław Paluch
I've ordered twice from Pizza Bianchi's: first time it was piccante pizza with ox shin ragu, second time was tuscan pizza with truffle ricotta fries.Pizza and sides are tasty but it's not the best pizza which I ate in Bristol. Pizzas are overpriced and with that additional price I can't feel the different level of experience of my food like I was able to get in different places from Bianchi's Group restaurants (e.g. Pasta Loco). Fries were interesting and tasty but once again nothing what will blow my mind.On the other side, naga mayo which I've got with my picannte pizza was definitely one of the best (if not the best) sauce which I ever ate in Bristol!EDIT: I've ordered once again after a year and it's much worse experience than before. £16.5 for small pizza (which should be the charity pizza but somehow I've received double pepperoni) and £8 for soggy fries. The naga mayo wasn't even tasty this time. Definitely I will not order next time.
Finally a pizza place in the UK that serves slices! The staff are really friendly. The toppings are great and you can just grab a slice from their window in fewer than 5 minutes. They also have good gluten-free pizza. Worth a stop if you're in the area.
Sarah R
A return visit to this excellent pizza place. Attentive service and delicious food. Our Italian guest absolutely loved her margarita pizza. Tasty food and reasonably priced. Priceless.
Ben Smith
It’s just so damn good - the only thing they need is more space! :)
M M
Disappointed. I want to give a balanced a review but there a few things that I feel are lacking. First, I found the atmosphere somewhat lacking and unwelcoming. I don’t think it’s a family establishment so I appreciate that coming here as a family as 4 is probably not the target audience.Expensive. As a family of we paid £90 for four pizzas, a couple of smoothies, dips, chips and sparkling water. In a city where there is an abundance of amazing pizza, I find this too pricey. I was particularly amazed to pay over £2 for a ketchup and mayo dip for the pizza on offer. Surely you can offer plain dips for chips? I love speciality dips for pizza crust but this felt borderline outrageous. Sorry.The pizza itself and the toppings were really nice and we really enjoyed them. The chips were also nice and the kids loved the smoothies.Unfortunately I won’t be going back as there is better pizza in a more welcoming environment at much friendlier prices in Bristol. Happy to have tried it but wouldn’t recommend.
Luke yabsley
The guys working on Friday 10th truly are a credit to the business . Churned out exquisite pizza for us within 10Minutes after walking, highly unsure whether we would be able to be served/seated on a busy Friday night. Easily my favourite pizza in Bristol hands down! Bravissimo
Best gluten free pizza I’ve had in the UK. Great vibes, banging Spotify playlist and super friendly guys. Elderflower sofa was lush. We didn’t book a table but were the first people after they opened at 5 but it quickly filled up so book to avoid disappointment. You can see the chefs making the pizzas for both customers sitting in and the Just Eat orders and it’s evident they take pride in their product. A must visit for any gluten free (not coeliac) pizza lovers.Keep up the amazing work!
Love this place. It has an American dinner vibe to it. Pizzas are huge and great options for red and white bases. One of the party had some dirty chips which I tasted and were good ? staff super friendly and welcoming.
Amazing pizza, perfect dough. The atmosphere and service were great too and staff seemed happy. Will return when next in Bristol.
I have to say dine-in experience changed my mind about this place. Had a not good TG experience several months ago. But their ox Ragu fries is totally game changer, abs amazing! Highly recommend here.
Ordered from here a while back as I had heard it's pretty good. My pizza had olives & onions - very nice thin and crispy base, not too many toppings or too much sauce. The pizza was thin and crispy and they use a large wood fire pizza oven which adds some nice smokey flavour.My pizza was definitely a bit overdone but I still ate it and it was still nice, it was just a bit pricey (around £15) to be served burnt. Overall would recommend, nice location and good pizza but a slightly awkward vibe from the staff & a higher price point than other pizza places in Bristol.
Stopped for a slice of pizza and lager, sat out the front. Pizza was amazing.
Personal favourite pizza place in Bristol, always top quality
Amazing pizza incredibly flavoursome dough with delicious toppings. Very small venue with only a hand full of tables definitely book in advance! Now has more tables
A quick but great lunch - vegan too - absolutely great fresh tasty and full of flavour pizza, super oregano fries. Rounded off with great Wiper & True ale.Vegetarian options: Great vegan choice. ???
I've ordered twice from Pizza Bianchi's: first time it was piccante pizza with ox shin ragu, second time was tuscan pizza with truffle ricotta fries.Pizza and sides are tasty but it's not the best pizza which I ate in Bristol. Pizzas are overpriced and with that additional price I can't feel the different level of experience of my food like I was able to get in different places from Bianchi's Group restaurants (e.g. Pasta Loco). Fries were interesting and tasty but once again nothing what will blow my mind.On the other side, naga mayo which I've got with my picannte pizza was definitely one of the best (if not the best) sauce which I ever ate in Bristol!EDIT: I've ordered once again after a year and it's much worse experience than before. £16.5 for small pizza (which should be the charity pizza but somehow I've received double pepperoni) and £8 for soggy fries. The naga mayo wasn't even tasty this time. Definitely I will not order next time.
Restaurantji Recommends
Finally a pizza place in the UK that serves slices! The staff are really friendly. The toppings are great and you can just grab a slice from their window in fewer than 5 minutes. They also have good gluten-free pizza. Worth a stop if you're in the area.
A return visit to this excellent pizza place. Attentive service and delicious food. Our Italian guest absolutely loved her margarita pizza. Tasty food and reasonably priced. Priceless.
It’s just so damn good - the only thing they need is more space! :)
Disappointed. I want to give a balanced a review but there a few things that I feel are lacking. First, I found the atmosphere somewhat lacking and unwelcoming. I don’t think it’s a family establishment so I appreciate that coming here as a family as 4 is probably not the target audience.Expensive. As a family of we paid £90 for four pizzas, a couple of smoothies, dips, chips and sparkling water. In a city where there is an abundance of amazing pizza, I find this too pricey. I was particularly amazed to pay over £2 for a ketchup and mayo dip for the pizza on offer. Surely you can offer plain dips for chips? I love speciality dips for pizza crust but this felt borderline outrageous. Sorry.The pizza itself and the toppings were really nice and we really enjoyed them. The chips were also nice and the kids loved the smoothies.Unfortunately I won’t be going back as there is better pizza in a more welcoming environment at much friendlier prices in Bristol. Happy to have tried it but wouldn’t recommend.
The guys working on Friday 10th truly are a credit to the business . Churned out exquisite pizza for us within 10Minutes after walking, highly unsure whether we would be able to be served/seated on a busy Friday night. Easily my favourite pizza in Bristol hands down! Bravissimo