"a walk along the southbank is all the better when it lands at gourmet pizza. Although very popular, it seems that they expect to sit in gp within 5 minutes and they will not be cramped. they have a covered outside area, although our group sits inside. decor is quite simple, so they try to get a seat my window opposite the water. my group (of 4) started with a plate of focaccia teig balls. the teig balls were delicious and had a 'spicy' chili diving sauce and an oil and vinegar sauce. the focaccia is not really worth getting. very simple focaccia and a small bowl oil and vinegar. to be fair, that's what was described in the menu, I just expected a more exciting piece of brot. the pizzas were very good. kruste is not too thin, beats are plentiful. all in all a very nice meal. my friend and I have actually shared an salat and a pizza and we were glad to see that the restaurant actually shared it for us! very cool! last judge better than their typical chain, not as good as the title would suggest."
