
Zia Lucia - Chelsea
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Quick info
About Zia Lucia - Chelsea
Zia Lucia Chelsea is a pizza restaurant on Fulham Broadway, working with four slow-fermented doughs, including a wholemeal base and an activated-charcoal base, alongside the standard dough. The Margherita comes with a choice of base, and a separate burrata category sits on the menu. Gluten-free pizza is available, though staff advise against it for coeliacs given the risk of cross-contamination in the kitchen. There's no fish among the toppings. Children are served a pizza with a bunny-ears presentation and given crayons with a paper menu to draw on while they wait. Tiramisu closes out the menu, now served in a jar rather than as a larger slice. The restaurant operates on a walk-in basis, with no reservations taken.
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Menu & Prices
60 dishes · mains £2–16- ARIANNA SBAGLIATA (White)£16.00
- SPICY BURRATA£16.00
- PICCANTE AL CUBO£16.00
- ROCKETING BURRATA & PARMA£16.00
- MONTHLY SPECIAL£16.00
- PROSCIUTTO & FUNGHI£15.00
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention charcoal dough pizza, tiramisu, margherita pizza and bunny kids pizza.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention charcoal dough pizza, tiramisu, margherita pizza and bunny kids pizza.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers most often single out the pizza bases, especially the charcoal dough, called lighter than regular dough, delicious and not gimmicky. A wholemeal margherita is praised too, and one diner's mother called it the best base she had ever had, Italy included. An aubergine pizza, well-balanced flavours and the unique burrata menu also earn mentions, and several call it good value. Close behind is the tiramisu, though one reviewer notes it now comes in a jar and would prefer it bigger. Staff are described as friendly and quick even when busy before a match, and one family liked the kids pizza and the crayons and paper menu. The complaints are specific. A coeliac diner was told after being seated that the advertised gluten-free pizza is not recommended for coeliacs because of cross-contamination. Another found the tomato sauce too acidic, one notes there are no fish toppings, and one who asked for a zero alcohol bottle received a lukewarm beer in a half-full plastic glass. One birthday table was given a complimentary tiramisu.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers most often single out the pizza bases, especially the charcoal dough, called lighter than regular dough, delicious and not gimmicky. A wholemeal margherita is praised too, and one diner's mother called it the best base she had ever had, Italy included. An aubergine pizza, well-balanced flavours and the unique burrata menu also earn mentions, and several call it good value. Close behind is the tiramisu, though one reviewer notes it now comes in a jar and would prefer it bigger. Staff are described as friendly and quick even when busy before a match, and one family liked the kids pizza and the crayons and paper menu. The complaints are specific. A coeliac diner was told after being seated that the advertised gluten-free pizza is not recommended for coeliacs because of cross-contamination. Another found the tomato sauce too acidic, one notes there are no fish toppings, and one who asked for a zero alcohol bottle received a lukewarm beer in a half-full plastic glass. One birthday table was given a complimentary tiramisu.
Featured reviews
- Google user
“The restaurant looks lovely, but unfortunately we were unable to dine here. The website and published menu advertise gluten-free pizza, but after being seated and specifically asking about suitability for someone with coeliac disease, we were told by the waiter that they do not recommend it for coeliacs due to the risk of cross-contamination. We completely understand that not everyone who eats gluten-free has coeliac disease, and that some kitchens may not be able to eliminate the risk of cross-contamination. However, this should be made clear on the website and menu, especially when dishes are explicitly advertised as gluten-free. Finding genuinely coeliac-safe places to eat can be extremely difficult, and it’s very disappointing to arrive at a restaurant based on its advertised gluten-free options only to discover after being seated that they are not considered suitable for coeliacs. Clearer information upfront would save customers from this experience.”
- Google user
“Lovely pizza, and good value. Loved the Bunny pizza for our granddaughter.”
- Google user
“Enjoyed a pre football match pizza with a friend. Service from the waiters was excellent even though it was very busy. Pizzas looked & tasted fantastic and the tiramisu was yummy. 4 stars as asked for a zero alcohol Pironi in a bottle and I received a luke warm beer in a plastic glass barely half full. I didn’t raise this at the time but was disappointed. Overall excellent food/service and would come back again.”
- Google user
“Came here for lunch with my mum, we ordered margheritas, one with a wholemeal base and one with a charcoal base. Both were absolutely fantastic, my mum even said this was the best pizza base she had ever had (and that includes places we’ve been in Italy!) so suffice to say it was delicious!! Would highly recommend. Only note I have is that they don’t offer any sort of fish toppings - if you’re craving tuna go elsewhere!”
- Google user
“The pizzas here are incredible, the charcoal dough feels lighter than regular dough and the flavours of the pizzas were really well balanced. Staff were friendly and the music playing was great too. If I was local this would be a regular place for sure.”
Hours
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
Good to know
“Zia Lucia Chelsea – Famous London Pizza, Ranked 30th Best in the World At Fulham Broadway, Zia Lucia Chelsea offers our celebrated four slow-fermented doughs and high-quality Italian ingredients in a relaxed, local setting. Recently named 30th Best Pizza in the World, we’re a go-to pizza spot for Chelsea residents, commuters and matchday crowds. Ideal for those searching for pizza near Fulham Broadway, best pizza Chelsea, or Italian near Stamford Bridge.”
- AccessibilityWheelchair: entrance
Amenities
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
Location
Pizza restaurants near Zia Lucia - Chelsea
- Pappa Ciccia4.67200.6 mi
thin crust pizza, seafood fregola, spicy lobster pasta
- Bellillo4.71,0730.7 mi£20–30
neapolitan-style pizza, provola e pepe pizza, tiramisu
- Tops Pizza Fulham3.81591.3 mi£10–20
thin crispy crust, pepperoni lover pizza, garlic dip
| Place | Rating | Distance | Price | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zia Lucia - Chelsea | 4.8594 | — | — | charcoal dough pizza, tiramisu, margherita pizza |
| Pappa Ciccia | 4.6720 | 0.6 mi | — | thin crust pizza, seafood fregola, spicy lobster pasta |
| Bellillo | 4.71,073 | 0.7 mi | £20–30 | neapolitan-style pizza, provola e pepe pizza, tiramisu |
| Tops Pizza Fulham | 3.8159 | 1.3 mi | £10–20 | thin crispy crust, pepperoni lover pizza, garlic dip |
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