Pizza Go Go - Croydon

The staff at this restaurant were extremely helpful in addressing all of my questions about stuffed crust pizza. They were friendly and patient, and I left with a newfound appreciation for the dough. I highly recommend this place for their excellent service and delicious food.

I called to ask about the hot dog pizza, the gentleman was very informative about the hot dog pizza. This is the best pizza gogo within the UK and if I was to visit purely again I will be visiting again. The hotdog crust is...one big hot dog

Ordered online and waited about quarters of an hour, received a phone call from the driver who said he was outside, I went outside to get my food and I couldn't see him. The driver then asked my postcode I asked him to hold...on a second so I could check as I'm holiday and he hung up on me. Absolutely disgusting service. I rang the restaurant and they said they would get hold of the driver but nothing. My food was never delivered. I can't comment on the quality of the food but if it is comparable to the customer service I'd be on my way to the hospital for a stomache pump.

It's cheap but not very good. I have seen it's a chain so assume they all the same quality so will avoid in future

I decided to try this place, finally, as I have driven past thousands of times, going to and from work. Under new management, as of a few months ago, the staff certainly seemed polite. They offer various deals, usually advertising on a sign, out front....The deal which attracted me was any size pizza for What could go wrong? The offer was honoured. The fine print, which you can't read from the road, is that it doesn't include stuffed crust. Fair enough. I opted for Double Pepperoni, which was supposed to be double pepperoni and double cheese. Quite simply, this is pizza for people who don't know what really good pizza is like. Typical of many pizza places in Britain, you get something which fills you up, if you're hungry. If you have only eaten this type of pizza you'll probably enjoy it. However, I grew up on Italian, family run pizzerias, in New York. The difference is night and day. The pizza I received was cut into slices, even though the menu said six. These were small, Domino's style slices. There were some slices of pepperoni and something which looked like cheese, but barely tasted of anything. So far, in the UK, the best pizza I have found is Pizza Hut. If you're ever in New York City, or, maybe, Chicago, or Boston, try a traditional, Italian, family run pizzeria. You'll never be satisfied with less, again. If you're local to Purley, want cheap food and don't care about taste, then Pizza Go Go will do. Otherwise, Go Go, no no.