Domino's Pizza - Elephant And Castle in London: photos, reviews, menu

About

Domino's Pizza at Elephant and Castle offers a great spot for a casual meal in London. With prices ranging from 10 to 20 GBP, it's a moderate choice for those looking to enjoy some delicious pizza. Known for quick delivery times, typically within 30 minutes, this place ensures you get great value for money. The garlic bread and mini pizzas have received high praise, and their garlic and herb dip is considered one of the best around. The aroma of freshly baked pizzas fills the air, creating a welcoming atmosphere. The shop is quiet and offers an enjoyable dining environment, just a stone's throw away from the Cotton Gardens estate. Whether you're popping in for lunch or dinner, the packaging of their pizza and wings adds a nice touch to the overall experience.

Price

$$$$ 10 - 20 GBP

Meals

Lunch, Dinner

Services

Delivery, Takeaway

Dietary options

Vegetarian options

Payment

Payment by credit card, Payment by debit card

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Fitzalan Street (Stop KG)

Bus stop 562 m walk

St. Paul's Primary School

Bus stop 610 m walk

Elephant & Castle Station (Stop S)

Bus stop 377 m walk

Elephant & Castle / London Road (Stop A)

Bus stop 591 m walk

Larcom Street (Stop A)

Bus stop 439 m walk

Newington Butts (Stop BC)

Bus stop 172 m walk

2.5

based on 534 reviews

Google

2.5/5 534 reviews

Jason Dunn

Food: 4
Atmosphere: 3

The food is what you'd expect, it's fine. What's frustrating is that if you're on a US phone roaming on a UK network, the Domino's web site blocks you from online ordering. And this store doesn't accept phone orders, they tell you to order online. 🤬 So I had to walk here, place my order and wait. Not a great customer experience!

Harry Lawson

Food: 3
Atmosphere: 2

Got the cheesy garlic twisted dough balls as a snack while passing, and they're pretty good. As always the dominos dough is quite bland and there isn't an insane amount of cheese in them or anything so it is mostly doughy with some chewy cheesiness in there. That said, the garlic flavour comes through nicely and the dough is soft and springy with just the right amount of crunch. Overall very pleasant, if a little expensive for what you get (6 small dough balls). Would probably order again over the cheesy garlic bread options.

Nancy Woods

Food: 3
Atmosphere: 3

This building used to be an old pub. Now converted by Romanians into a hostel above for more than 100 beds. The pizza shop is open but it’s a small outlet on a busy road and can be missed easily even by Google maps. As a quick food, snack and service provider the delivery can be slow, but that is expected due to the high demand for pizza. Freshly cooked food in London but expensive due to its location and proximity to other places high outgoings. Building needs to be cleaner as too many pigeons are seen.

Domino's Pizza - Elephant And Castle in London