"Claiming the top spot globally was Da Michele, which was crowned the winner at a ceremony at ExCeL London on Thursday, November 27. The Italian chain - full name L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele - was founded in Naples in 1870; it now has 70 outposts worldwide and two in London, slinging proper Neapolitan pies at Baker Street and Soho (Old Compton St)."
"Coming in second globally was the Big Mamma Group. The Europeanchain known for its larger than life restaurants with OTT décor has six locations in London: Barbarella, Gloria, Ave Mario, Jacuzzi, Carlotta and Circolo Popolare. Sixth place in the global ranking went to the British chain Pizza Pilgrims. Founded in London in 2012, the chain new serves Neapolitan pizzas from 10 different London outposts, with restaurants in Shoreditch, Oxford Street and King's Cross."
"It's known for its slow-fermented sourdough bases and has four London outposts in Tottenham Court Road, Marylebone, Kentish Town and Clapham. The curators of the new ranking - Barbara Guerra, Luciano Pignataro, and Albert Sapere - said: 'We are very proud of the artisanal chains guide, because over the years we have witnessed a constantly growing movement not only in numbers, but above all in quality. Artisanal craftsmanship combined with solid business organisa"
50 Top Pizza announced a global ranking of top pizza chains and held a ceremony at ExCeL London on Thursday, November 27. L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele secured first place and operates 70 outposts worldwide, including two London locations serving Neapolitan pies at Baker Street and Soho. Big Mamma Group placed second and runs six theatrical London restaurants. Pizza Pilgrims ranked sixth with ten London outposts, and Berberè ranked seventh with slow-fermented sourdough bases across four London sites. Curators highlighted pride in the growing artisanal chains movement that pairs craftsmanship with solid business organisation.
Read at Time Out London
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