Rudy’s neapolitan Pizza

 It was only fitting for the GoLDN team to celebrate the launch of our e-magazine by discovering a new place to try.

Located in one of London's creative areas, Rudy Neapolitan Pizza is right in front of the main road, a five-minute walk from Shoreditch High Street Station. It's not hard to miss, as its restaurant name is hugely displayed on its building windows. 

The restaurant uses a retro theme, which the building design notices. This gives it a modern touch, which makes it stand out compared to its surrounding area.  

Although the place is filled with several seating areas, the restaurant spans three floors. Upon entering, the mix of warm and cool colors in the interior creates a cozy, inviting atmosphere.

One unique feature is the open kitchen, where guests can watch their pizzas being crafted with precision and care, adding a fascinating and interactive element to the dining experience.

We indulged in three pizzas, each arriving warm and ready to be shared with the provided pizza slicer.

The freshness of the ingredients and the lightness of the pizza truly transported us to Naples, making us feel like we were enjoying an authentic Neapolitan Pizza, a taste that lingers on the palate. 

The attentive staff further enhanced our dining experience. 

The only concern I had was the music being too loud, which made it hard for us to hear one another. Overall, the vibe in the place was good, and we created a fun memory.

As it is located in one of London's most famous art scenes, I recommend taking a walk around the area on a sunny day before sitting in at Rudy’s or grabbing dinner with friends in the evening.

This place is accommodating for any time during the day. 

Rudy’s Neapolitan Restaurant is located in five different parts of London, including Spitalfield, Tottenham Court Road, Soho, and Shoreditch. 

I strongly recommend booking in advance through their website since it tends to get quite crowded, a testament to its popularity!

Written by Fadak Al Kazemi