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In New York, pizza is more than food. Only in New York is it common for
pedestrians to duck into long, narrow, dingy storefronts and emerge with a
slice of pizza, then stride down the street eating in rhythm with the city,
the wide slice folded up so its hot gooey toppings go into the mouth and not
over the clothes.
So what makes 'Mulberry Street' pizza so like a NY pizza? A thin crust, 202, straightforward great tasting pizza. It takes a month to learn how to hand stretch and hand toss this 20 ounce dough, which the Mulberry Street team make fresh daily on site with water which has been tested, filtered and matched to NY water samples.
Getting the water right might seem going overboard - but the team behind 'Mulberry Street' believe that if it's not wholly authentic, they're just another pizzeria.
This isn't a gimmick, it's New York Pizza. People can come in, grab a seat at the bar, have a slice and a Brooklyn lager, read the daily New York Post, watch North American sports on the big screens and be on their way.
Still those coming to the area looking for Notting Hill glamour won't be disappointed - 'Mulberry Street' also offers the Beluga King [Caviar pizza], and for those mourning the loss of Fresh and Wild to Kensington - the Skinny Bitch - a specially made low carb pizza.
With a fast, intoxicating atmosphere, open galley kitchen and one hundred seats over two floors with booths that can seat up to sixteen people Mulberry Street is perfect for family meals and parties too.
Prices for a 20 inch New York pizza start at 14.99, which feeds two hungry adults!
So what makes 'Mulberry Street' pizza so like a NY pizza? A thin crust, 202, straightforward great tasting pizza. It takes a month to learn how to hand stretch and hand toss this 20 ounce dough, which the Mulberry Street team make fresh daily on site with water which has been tested, filtered and matched to NY water samples.
Getting the water right might seem going overboard - but the team behind 'Mulberry Street' believe that if it's not wholly authentic, they're just another pizzeria.
This isn't a gimmick, it's New York Pizza. People can come in, grab a seat at the bar, have a slice and a Brooklyn lager, read the daily New York Post, watch North American sports on the big screens and be on their way.
Still those coming to the area looking for Notting Hill glamour won't be disappointed - 'Mulberry Street' also offers the Beluga King [Caviar pizza], and for those mourning the loss of Fresh and Wild to Kensington - the Skinny Bitch - a specially made low carb pizza.
With a fast, intoxicating atmosphere, open galley kitchen and one hundred seats over two floors with booths that can seat up to sixteen people Mulberry Street is perfect for family meals and parties too.
Prices for a 20 inch New York pizza start at 14.99, which feeds two hungry adults!