The Vegan Guide to Oxford - Differences between Version 2 and Version 1 of Pizza Express
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Laura, 26 May 2002
I go to Pizza Express all the time, and I've never had a problem ordering vegan. I usually have the Veneziana, which is always tasty. Also, when I was in Paris and was struggling to find somewhere to eat, I spotted Pizza Milano which is the name for Pizza Express in France. I'm usually keen to try local cuisine, but in France Pizza Express saved me!
Huw Price, 8 May 2002
I've been here a few times. Pizza bases are vegan (unlike pizza hut). However, they tend to be a bit miserly with their vegetable portions. I wasn't overly impressed by their Venetiana or the Giardinera so last time I went I resorted to the spinach and walnut pizza (minus cheese). I wish I'd tried this first - it is surprisingly tasty. (As long as you like spinach. And walnut.)
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