Eco

Pizzerium in Clapham
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5 / 10 from 3 reviews
Address
162 Clapham High Street
Clapham
London
SW4 7UG
Map
Telephone
020 7978 1108
Cuisine
Pizzeria
Region
Clapham
Nearest Station
Clapham Common
0.07 miles
Opening Summary
Monday to Thursday 12.00pm to 11.00pm
Friday 12pm to 11.30pm
Saturday 9am to 11.30pm
Sunday 9.00am to 10.30pm
Restaurant Facilities

Children Welcome

Credit Cards Accepted

Music Played

With over two decades of experience serving Clapham’s busy high street, ECO has not only perfected a unique sourdough recipe that expresses a story of learning but also developed an authentic relationship with the local community.

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All In London Review

Good, affordable pizza

Pizza is having a bit of a renaissance moment. New pizzerias are springing up offering discerning toppings, washed down with Prosecco at Homeslice or margaritas at Voodoo Ray’s.

Eco doesn’t quite fit into this category as it’s been going for over two decades, but aside from classic pizzas like the margherita, they also have less conventional varieties like oven charred aubergine, mushroom and zucchini, and beef meatballs with chilli. A pizza bianco with sliced potato, sausage and chorizo is pleasantly bound together by a strong-tasting gorgonzola, the dough is thin (made from an in-house blend of flours) and the crust bubbles up at the edges. It’s a bonus that it’s just £8.50, the rest are priced between £5.95 and £9.50.

There are plenty of other dishes however. From the specials, a starter of mushrooms, spinach, taleggio cheese and chorizo arrives sizzling in a griddle pan. It needs to cool down before the flavour of each ingredient can be appreciated, but it’s a good dish. There are various interesting dips like the thick chickpea and smoky pancetta, the mild, creamy goat’s cheese and red pepper, and the slightly less exciting aubergine and tomato.

Also from the specials list is seared cod with black onion mashed potato. The addition of capers and butter makes for a tasty dressing, but the fish suffers from drowning in too much oil. A side dish of courgette fritters is unremarkable.

It’s pretty busy for a Monday night and the tables around us stick to pizza, which is what they do best; they also claim to be one of the first London restaurants to serve sourdough pizzas.

Reviewed by Leila
Published on Apr 9, 2013


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User Reviews

flora.becknal

Nov 22, 2012

Lovely food at eco! The portions are large and very tasty. All the staff seem very professional and are polite. Def one of my fav places for italian pizza. The drawbacks are that sometimes it gets too loud.
Aimee Connolly

May 8, 2006

The food at Eco is delicious but the service was far inferior. We were served drinks, starters and mains in the space of an hour and felt pressure to vacate the table for waiting guests, which resulted in acute indigestion and a very flat evening. If you're in a hurry, then it's a winner, but if you want a relaxed evening I would not recommend it.
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