Pizza at Grasso
Like most kids, we grew up with a real love for pizza — whether it was a Roman style on a visit to the local Italian restaurant, or a pepperoni one delivered direct to the door as a Saturday night treat.
So when creating the menu for Grasso, we sure to include pizza on our menu. With six options available, we decided to keep our pizza menu short. That way we can focus on using the freshest and best quality ingredients, and sending out pizzas that we’re proud of.
For allergen information, please visit here.
How we make our pizzas
We take pizza seriously. Our pizzaiolos make dough every morning, and then store it at a set temperature to ferment for 48 hours before we’re ready to serve it to our customers. This method of cold fermentation allows the dough to develop a deeper flavour, and a better texture profile — resulting in a pizza base which is both crispy and chewy.
The old debate about cooked or uncooked tomatoes still boils on, but for us, it depends on the dough, cheese and toppings. Our tinned tomatoes are imported from Italy, and we add fresh basil and seasoning to give them more depth.
We use an double decker, electric oven, which can cook up to 16 pizzas at a time. We believe electric ovens are more precise with their temperature controls, meaning that the pizzas we send out of the kitchen are consistent. That way, we can serve them just how we want — every time.
Our dough is vegan, and vegan cheese is available — just please ask when placing your order.
Our pizza menu
Cheese Pie
If you’re like Kevin McCallister and like to keep it simple with a cheese pizza, then this is the one for you. Our Cheese Pie is a pizza in its purest form. Dough, tomatoes, cheese, basil, and a touch of olive oil.
Ingredients:
Our 48 hour cold fermented dough
Grasso’s pizza sauce
mozzarella
Parmesan
basil
olive oil
People often ask if they should use their fingers or a knife and fork to eat their pizza. Personally, we think hands are the best option, but feel free to eat as you please. Nobody really minds, and they definitely shouldn’t care.
Meatball Melt
For when you don’t fancy spaghetti, but still want all things meaty, then it’s Meatball Melt time. Not only do we use the same meatballs that you’ll find in Mom’s Spaghetti, but also some imported Italian fennel sausages.
Ingredients:
48 hour cold fermented dough
imported Italian tomatoes for the sauce
mozzarella
house meatballs, prepared by mamma
imported Italian fennel sausage
Parmesan
olive oil
We think that a little bit of our homemade chilli oil really finishes this off. So if you like it hot, make sure you ask for some when ordering.
Eggplant Parm
If you’re looking to cut down on your meat intake, and incorporate a bit more veg into your life, then the Eggplant Parm might just be up your street. We roast eggplants with garlic, and finish with our homemade pesto, and a parmesan crumb.
Ingredients:
Grasso’s 48 hour cold fermented dough
tomato sauce
mozzarella
garlic-roasted eggplant
Parmesan crumb
homemade pesto
olive oil
With all that eggplant, pesto and tomato sauce, surely this counts as five of your five a day?
Pepperoni Passione
We have a passion for pepperoni pizzas, and this might just be our biggest seller. As well as juicy slices of imported pepperoni, we add a touch of chilli and some hot honey, meaning party time for all the different taste bud receptors.
Ingredients:
Grasso’s 48 hour dough
Homemade sauce with Italian tomoatoes
mozzarella
Italian pepperoni imported from
chilli
hot honey
olive oil
No prizes for guessing the inspiration for this pizza’s name.
The New New Yorker is another plant-focussed pizza, with woodland mushrooms and marinated artichokes. We also make our own confit garlic, which results in a milder and slightly sweeter finish.
Ingredients:
Grasso’s 48 hour dough
tomato sauce
woodland mushrooms
marinated artichoke
confit garlic
mozzarella
finished with parmesan
If you’d like a pure plant-based pizza, just let us know, and we can use vegan cheese.
New New Yorker
The VBR
Vodka sauce, Burrata, and Rocket — the Grasso VBR.
Ingredients:
48 hour cold ferment dough
house vodka sauce
burrata, imported
fresh rocket
Parmesan
olive oil
Top tip: a popular addition to the VBR is Parma ham
More than pizza
In addition to pizza, we serve freshly prepared pasta, and Italian-American classics. All (both) desserts — all made in house and fresh, daily by our mother.
Pizza in Soho at Grasso, Dean Street
Looking for pizza in Soho? Then swing by and pay us a visit at Grasso - a family-owned Italian American restaurant serving up fresh, made-to-order pizzas, pasta, and more.
You can find us on Dean Street, in the heart of Soho.
If travelling by Tube, you have a choice of nearby Tube stations, including Tottenham Court Road and Oxford Circus, while Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square are both just ten minutes walk away.
We’re just off of Oxford Street, and close to Regent Street, Marylebone, Fitzrovia and Covent Garden.
We’re open five days a week, and are closed Sunday and Monday - so pay us a visit if you’re after a pizza in Soho.
Grasso pizza FAQs
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Yes, our pizza bases are vegan, and contain just water, 00 flour, yeast, and salt. Completely plant based.
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Yes, we do have gluten free pizza bases available.
However, if you have a serve allergy, there is a chance of cross contamination due to the large amounts of flour in our kitchens
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Yes, we do have vegan cheese available. Please notify your server when placing your order.
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While we would always suggest to eat in, ordering pizza in the restaurant for take away is possible!
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No, we don’t deliver.
We feel that our pizza is best enjoyed hot out of the oven, and in the comfort of the restaurant. -
Yes, we do accept walk ins, but do recommend that you book ahead.
Especially during evenings and weekends.
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We're at 81 Dean Street in Soho, Central London.
We're a short walk from Tottenham Court Road and Oxford Circus tube stations, and close to Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square, Fitzrovia, and Mayfair.
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Our Pepperoni Passione is our biggest seller, but we love every pizza on the menu, having tweaked and tuned them till we were happy with what we served.