This hyped pizza place has just opened its first permanent restaurant in London

"Gracey's, for the unacquainted, was born from owners Grace and James Newman's love for East Coast pizza, specifically New Haven style. The couple began crafting their own take on the style during the pandemic, before opening a storefront officially in 2021. Since then, Gracey's has received critical acclaim and is considered one of the UK's top pizzas (according to the )."

"While their original shop in St Albans remains with their nine selections of red sauce pizzas, the new menu is switching things up with four new choices. Hungry customers can choose from the NY Cheese with tomato sauce, the Smokey Ron with pepperoni and aged parmesan, a Grandma Square Pie with plum tomato sauce, shaved garlic, chilli, oregano and basil, and the Sweet Vera with tomatoes, mozzarella, fior di latte, spicy fennel sausage, sweet peppers and shallots."

Gracey's began as Grace and James Newman's take on East Coast New Haven-style pizza and opened a storefront in 2021 after starting during the pandemic. The pizzeria has achieved critical acclaim and is regarded among the UK's top pizzas. New Haven pizza uses bread flour and coal ovens rather than wood-fired brick ovens, producing thin, crispy, charred pies. Gracey's previously operated via pop-ups and a St Albans shop and held a residency at Arcade Battersea Power Station. A permanent Arcade Tottenham Court Road location has opened with a new four-pizza menu, while the St Albans site retains nine red-sauce options.

Read at Time Out London