Really fantastic pizza. We had the nduja and prosciutto and both were delicious. Great price for a takeaway and the restaurant looked great when I collected too.
The team haven’t undergone Italian training for nothing. This is the best authentic Italian pizza I’ve had, and that’s including some pretty snobby European places. We tried the fire oven dough sticks with truffle and Parmesan dip. It was magic! Plenty for us to share between two people. The sticks had an authentic chew, and I have no idea how the dip was so creamy but packed with flavour. Pizzas were delicious. A good size for one person, but you’ll most likely walk out with a doggy bag. You have the choice of chilli oil or olive oil at the table, both are *chef’s kiss*. The desserts at the counter looked too good to pass up on. We had a chocolate brownie with caramel sauce and vanilla ice cream to share, as the brownie was pretty big. Served warm with a cute pot of caramel sauce to add. Perfection! We’re so pleased there’s somewhere in the village that’s dog friendly too. Will definitely be bringing our dog next time we’re in. It’s an ideal place for dates, informal meals or a get-together with family. We’ll definitely be back, thanks Lucie and team!
I had a takeaway pizza and it was honestly the best pizza I’ve ever had outside Italy. Absolutely delicious. Lovely stretchy dough and beautiful topping. The rose wine I bought was excellent too. Lovely place to pop into to get a tea, coffee or snack while waiting for a train.
Stunning pizzas at this fabulous charitable initiative. It’s not an understatement to say we found the pizzas some of the best we’ve ever tasted. The Nduja and chilli was sublime, with the honey taking it to another level. We met the two founders Dan and Lucy and heard how they were operating it as a charity initiative to support refugees. Super sad irony given the UK govt announced plans today to send asylum seekers to Rwanda. The planet needs more Lucie and Dans, and you most definitely need to check out their pizzas.
Always a wonderful evening at the Oregano Project. The most relaxing atmosphere is perfect to wind down after a busy day. The antipasti is a myriad colours, flavours and textures. Best olives are found here too. Nduja topped goats cheese pizza on their luscious signature base is hard to beat. But the tasty chicken and sausage Special comes an equal first!
Another lovely meal at the Oregano Project! Warm, friendly and relaxed environment with very attentive staff. The pizzas and antipasti are absolutely delicious and very reasonably priced - our new favourite place to go! Oh, and the candles which are available to buy at the till smell absolutely divine.
The Oregano Project is located at The Railway Station Building, Station Rd, Albrighton, Wolverhampton WV7 3FD, UK
You can contact The Oregano Project at +44 1902 931913
You can find directions to The Oregano Project by following this map link