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09/10/2025
Autumn is here already, and we are very happy to introduce you to our special pizza, which will keep us company till the end of the season!
Pumpkin cream base, italian fine fennel sausage, gorgonzola dolce cheese, mozzarella, and basil.
A warm pizza inspired to the cosy season🍂🍁
09/10/2025
One of Michi's latest creations. You can do it at home!
First prepare the rock glass with ice, add in the shaker 50 ml of grapefruit juice ( I have pre mixed one) - alternatively you can use 30 ml grapefruit, 10 ml lime juice, 10 ml sugar syrup - 50 ml limoncello cream, 50 ml white rum. Add 2 drops of angostura bitters, then shake hard for about 30 seconds, double strain into your previously made rock glass, and top it up with an orange slice.
This creamy coktail is super easy, with a few ingredients, super tasty and refreshing! Ideal as an after meal drink as it's citrusy but yet sweet 😋
Soon on our cocktail menu!
Let us know in the comments if you would try it! Ciaoo
13/09/2024
Based in the Bermondsey Beer Mile!
Just give us a call or DM us, and we will get back to you to arrange your visit and make it unique!
Have you tried our food yet?
20/04/2024
IRRESISTIBLY GOOD😍
No one can say no to this deliciousness!
Thursday to Sunday at
Literally EVERYONE is welcome! ♥️
03/01/2024
Can't wait to start a new year with you guys!
Thank you to all the people who have been involved and worked with us through this past year! Thanks to our friends and family who supported us ❤️ Especially a big thank you to for including us in their environment, which is now a place to feel home and loved🙏🏻
2023, it's been a year of revolution, new beginnings, new friendships, new paths to follow, and also the ending of old habits.
We wish 2024 would bring us more knowledge and wisdom. And we wish to get through a new chapter with you all that never left us behind.
All the best and a very happy new year to all of you 🍕🍻
Klementino's Team.🫶🏻
#2023
21/10/2023
Happy Saturday People!!!
Ready for Halloween? 👻
At Klementino's we are! Once you got the 🎃 you're sorted 🤣
Get ready for next Saturday, we are waiting for you at the Beer Mile for a spooky night🎃👻
Thursday to Sunday in collab with in Bermondsey 🧡
Boo🍕🍺
10/10/2023
Curios that the main ingredienti for a proper Margherita pizza are the same as our Tricolore🇮🇹?
Not at all.
Back in 1889, King Umberto I and Queen Margherita of Savoy took a trip to Naples. The legend goes that when Queen Margherita visited Naples, pizza maker Raffaele Esposito made a pie in the colors of the Italian flag to honor her presence in the city. The pizza came at the queen's request – she allegedly wanted to try something she'd never eaten before, so Esposito made three different pizzas to oblige.
The first two, one with garlic and one with anchovies, did not satisfy Queen Margherita. But she loved the third, prompting Esposito to name it after her.
The rest, as they say, is HISTORY.
Just a little fun fact😁
Who else cannot say no to a leaf of basil on their pizza?🌱
With us you can pick as many as you want and enjoy your 🍕 with a nice and refreshing pint of 🍺 at
Come find us🧡
25/09/2023
Remember when as kids we used to play with play-doh and make fantastic bakery products with our imagination?
Well, for some people, passion and creativity never come to an end. They grow up and thanks to their unbeatable determination, we can explore the pleasure of an explosion of flavours combined to beauty and joy. The process of making pizza is ART and as any form of art, we can just sit there, look at the artist producing and enjoy the masterpiece.
Pizza is not only art, is Magic.
Never let the Magic leave the kid inside you. ✨️ 🍕
Thanks to our Creator without you, all of this wouldn't be possible.
And thanks to .l.filippelli and for the loyal support and precious help.
for the pictures
25/09/2023
Remember when as kids we used to play with play-doh and make fantastic bakery products with our imagination?
Well, for some people, passion and creativity never come to an end. They grow up and thanks to their unbeatable determination, we can explore the pleasure of an explosion of flavours combined to beauty and joy. The process of making pizza is ART and as any form of art, we can just sit there, look at the artist producing and enjoy the masterpiece.
Pizza is not only art, is Magic.
Never let the Magic leave the kid inside you. ✨️ 🍕
Thanks to our Creator without you, all of this wouldn't be possible.
And thanks to .l.filippelli and for the loyal support and precious help.
for the pictures.
12/05/2023
Contrary to popular belief, pepperoni was not invented in Italy. It was actually created by Italian immigrants in New York City in the early 1900s. No wonder it’s America’s most popular pizza topping! Believe it or not, pepperoni is the Italian word for bell pepper, so keep that in mind if you’re considering ordering a pepperoni pizza in Italy (although, if you’re in a popular tourist definition, such as Rome, they will most likely know what you want).
The Secret Origin of Pepperoni…
We weren’t lying when we said pepperoni was invented in the United States. However, it was invented by Italian-Americans, and you can actually trace its lineage all the way back to the early days of the Roman Empire!
People have been drying and smoking meats for centuries, even long before the era of the Roman Empire.
The first recorded mention of pepperoni occurred in 1919 in New York City. The topping began to appear in several Italian delis and pizzerias across Lower Manhattan. At the time, people considered pepperoni as an ethnic Italian dish. It wasn’t until the 1950s, the commercialization of gas pizza ovens, and the aftermath of World War II that both pizza and pepperoni became a cultural touchstone.
Indeed our PEPPERONI PIZZA is the most loved from our costumers!! And we'd like to say.. OF COURSE it is. Greasy, saucy and spicy, ideally to cheer you up on your lowest days!! How can you say no to this Masterpiece😍😍😍🤪🤪🤪
Address
Railway Arch 69, Enid Street
London
SE16 3RA
To get to Betterton Road in London, you can take the underground and get off at either the Tottenham Court Road or Covent Garden station. From there, it's a short walk to the road.
If you're driving, the best route will depend on where you're coming from. However, once you reach Betterton Road, be sure to look for parking options nearby as street parking may be limited. Alternatively, there are paid parking lots available in the vicinity.
As for public transport options, taking a bus is also an option, with several bus routes passing through or near Betterton Road. You can check for available routes and schedules online or at the nearest bus stop.
Opening Hours
| Monday |
11:30am - 8pm |
| Tuesday |
11:30am - 8pm |
| Wednesday |
11:30am - 8pm |
| Thursday |
11:30am - 8pm |
| Friday |
11:30am - 8pm |
| Saturday |
12am - 6:30pm |
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What people say
Klementino's PIZZA on Betterton Road is a must-visit for pizza lovers and Italian cuisine enthusiasts. The restaurant offers a wide range of delicious pizzas, including the classic Margherita, which was invented in 1889 by pizzaiolo Raffaele Esposito to honor the Queen of Italy. The toppings are tomato, mozzarella, and basil/chayote/long bean, inspired by the colors of the Italian flag.
The restaurant also collaborates with Moor Vaults every Friday to serve some pizza while you rock&roll. Klementino's PIZZA believes in hard work and dedication to achieve your goals, and they thank everyone who believed in them and supported them along the way.
On Valentine's Day, Klementino's PIZZA reminded us that we don't need another person to be happy; all we need is a big delicious pizza on our own. And if you're looking for something different than pizza, their delightful fried dough is a must-try.
Overall, Klementino's PIZZA offers excellent food and a welcoming atmosphere that will make you feel right at home. Don't miss out on this gem of an Italian restaurant in London!
