What a great night!!
Last week, I was invited to the White City branch of Pizza Express in London for pizza making party. Pizza Express is one of our favourite for a meal out, because it is only place where Mia will eat starter, a main and a desert.
PizzaExpress in London’s White City has reopened with a stylish new look, bringing a refreshing mixture of classic design with a modern twist. As soon as I arrived at the restaurant, I spotted friendly bloggers chatting away.
Eight adults of varying ages, lots of dough, plenty of flour, hilarious pizza base tossing and masses of add your own toppings. Our two ‘teachers’ Gosha and Daniel were excellent and really made sure that we had a good evening. For anyone who is unsure about making a fool of themselves in a restaurant, no need to worry. We had a semi segregated area which made sure that we could relax, have fun without disrupting other people’s evening.
It was perfect lively night of Prosecco and games while learning how to make your own pizza. Making pizza wasn’t that easy as I thought it would be but I loved my own creation and apparently I’m hired by PizzaExpress 🙂
Fun evening! I met some lovely people and we got chatting about our families and our careers.
Would I ever book an adult pizza making party? Yes! Thoroughly recommended.
Disclosure: I was invited to the event and compensated for this blog post, but all opinions and photos are my own!
11 Comments
Amanda Maxwell
Oh my gosh- how fun!! I loved Pizza Express while living in London!
Leky83
Thank you Amanda!
Belle
That looks so much fun! I’d love to try this!
Belle | One Awesome Momma
Leky83
Yes it was great fun! Thank you Belle!
Leky83
I totally recommend it Belle!
Corey | The Nostalgia Diaries
What a fun night out! Looks like you all had a great time – and the pizza looks so good!
Leky83
Thanks Corey!
Vicki @ Babies to Bookworms
This looks like so much fun, and I love that everyone can customize theirs however they like!
Leky83
That was my favorite part 🙂
Stephanie
Looks like a ton of fun!
Leky83
It was! Thanks Stephanie!