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Wood-fired Neapolitan pizza, blistered and bubbling, straight from the trailer.
Wood-fired sourdough pizza from a converted horse trailer. Hackney-born, London-obsessed.
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Wood-fired Neapolitan pizza, blistered and bubbling, straight from the trailer.
Sourdough pizza fired in a mobile oven — leopard-spotted crusts, London's best.
60-second wood-fired pizzas with '00' flour and San Marzano tomatoes.
Wood-fired Neapolitan pizza, blistered and bubbling, straight from the trailer.
Sourdough pizza fired in a mobile oven — leopard-spotted crusts, London's best.
Sourdough pizza fired in a mobile oven — leopard-spotted crusts, London's best.
Sourdough pizza fired in a mobile oven — leopard-spotted crusts, London's best.
Wood-fired Neapolitan pizza, blistered and bubbling, straight from the trailer.
Sourdough pizza fired in a mobile oven — leopard-spotted crusts, London's best.
60-second wood-fired pizzas with '00' flour and San Marzano tomatoes.
60-second wood-fired pizzas with '00' flour and San Marzano tomatoes.
Community pizza nights and event catering from a trailer built by hand. Sourdough, wood-fired, and proper.
60-second wood-fired pizzas with '00' flour and San Marzano tomatoes.
New York-style pizza by the slice from a graffiti-covered truck. Big, foldable, and unapologetic.
Handmade pies with buttery shortcrust and fillings that take all day. Proper comfort.
I'd lead with Dough & Co as the standout pick — they're based right in Hackney (E9), just 1.4 miles away, offer a solid range of dietary options including vegetarian, and start from £600, making them a well-rounded local choice. Crust Traders is also worth a look as the most affordable option from £575, though they're based in Hammersmith so involve a longer travel distance. The wider shortlist is strong, with Slice Yard and Fired Street both sitting under a mile away in E5 if you'd prefer to keep things hyperlocal, albeit at higher starting rates.