Impeccabile dining experience. One of the best pizzas I've ever had the pleasure of eating (inc. Italy), the service was attentive, polite and personal, and the setting, simply sublime. I'm so happy that this place is doing well, it's thoroughly deserved. See you soon team Knead! ❤️
The place is beautiful. The fit out is charming. The waitress was friendly and attentive especially since I’m pretty sure she was the only one working. As for the pizza, the crust was dry and didn’t have the soft spongy interior texture one would expect under the leopard spotted crust that was presented. The base was soggy and unable to hold the even 1/3 of the toppings that were upon it without collapse and dropping everything. But, the flavours were amazing. They were out of the Lemoncello cheesecake which was heart wrenching. So I’ve substituted with some cinnamon doughballs, drowned my sorrows in another beer and left unsatisfied. But, I had escaped the rain and had pizza - so the world is a pretty great place.
Great Location for one of the best Pizza i have eaten in a long time. Fluffy Neapolitan pizza in an old merchant House. The Homemade Limonade is just really good, a bit sweat, a bit fizzy and refreshing. Its worth a visit. I recommend you, to book a table in advance (via there website).
We've been relying on Knead Pizza as our top go-to for events for quite some time now. Every time I reach out to the team with a large order, I’m met with a friendly, prompt response. The orders are always accurate and delivered right on time. A special shoutout to Natasha for her help ahead of last night’s event—thank you!
Stumbled across Knead Pizza in Prysten House and stopped in for a glass of rosé in the courtyard, and WOW what an absolute hidden gem. The setting is truly picturesque, full of historic character and peaceful charm right in the heart of Plymouth. You can smell the woodfired pizza drifting out from Knead Pizza inside, which just adds to the atmosphere. It feels like a step back in time. I found myself imagining the old merchant’s house in its heyday, surrounded by the hustle and bustle of a very different Plymouth. I visited on a quiet Wednesday afternoon, which I’d highly recommend if you’re after a calm and reflective experience, really quite perfect. The service was great too; friendly, welcoming, and happy to let you take it all in at your own pace. Definitely worth a visit in the evening as well, there’s something magical about the courtyard as the light fades. Can’t wait to return and try the food next time, in which case, I will be updating accordingly!
Pizza was pretty good, not bad for the price. Very artisan style pizza and enjoyable. Garlic bread was drowning in oil and pretty much flavourless, definitely not worth the price. Lots of the sides and drinks were quite pricey. Location is beautiful. Decoration is lacking but I think there's a limit to what they can do with a listed building. Service was okay, not exception but not bad. Adding a 12% service charge to the bill is a little cheeky, especially when we were there less than an hour, and you could tell the server was upset when we asked to take it off. I'd prefer to choose to tip, and I would have if it was already added to the bill.
The staff was very kind and got us a table at the court yard because we didn't do booking, is beautiful place it looks sort of medieval, really cool. Loved the rice balls, the pizzas where nice just a bit soggy in the middle that was a bit disappointing but the flavours were nice, and the bottles of coke were over priced.
Great pizza. Great options for inside and outside seating. Would recommend sitting inside the courtyard. We sat outside at lunchtime in the sun and unfortunately there are public benches where people came and smoked but luckily we could escape into the courtyard which despite less sun had great atmosphere even on a quite lunchtime. Staff were friendly and attentive. Clean inside and the toilets well maintained. Self service via the QR code on each table was a really great bonus. Pizza is a appropriately sized for a good portion either to share if your not so hungry up to being satisfied with a good appetite. Would definitely recommend for pizza or casual dining in Plymouth.
This is quite easily the best pizza in Plymouth - delicious options, starters and drinks. Service for us was amazing throughout our meal. The restaurant is beautifully presented both inside and in the courtyard. What keeps it at 4 stars is it's not dog-friendly inside or in the courtyard - you have to sit on the tables at the front of the building which is exposed and devoid of atmosphere and not ideal with the cooler months coming up. Such a shame as we would frequent here more often as can't leave our dog home alone - hopefully its a policy they will review as it's plenty big enough for well behaved dogs.
We had a really nice time! The pizza is delish I had the vegan one and my bf the regular one The ingredients and the dough are just really yummy The best part is the building itself, such a beautiful place. For entree we had the vegan fried ravioli strongly recommended.
Knead Pizza is located at Prysten House, Plymouth PL1 2AE, UK
You can contact Knead Pizza at +44 1752 279491
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