Cascata Ristorante in Camden

Underwhelming experience.We opted for bottomless pizzas. They advertise it as unlimited pizzas from a large variety of choices for 16 pounds.But the reality is quite different.First of all, the staff are extremely unfriendly and rude. Not a single smiling face. They are very slow to serve. It almost seems like they deliberately delay serving slices so that customers get bored and don't eat anymore.They had only 4 kinds of pizzas on offer, that's all for the 'variety'. We had to ask for the specials since we weren't offered or told about it. We asked for the corn one, waited for 15 minutes and weren't served that.And the pizzas are quite average to be honest. Will not recommend.

I have been previously in St. Paul restaurant and this one is far to compare with it.We were hosted by the unsmiling and grim face of our hostess/waitress, sited down on a table next to the kitchen (noisy, hot and annoying when a pizza was served). The waiter looked like someone never had handled serving in a restaurant because, in 10min, he dropped a pizza slice on the neighbouring table and ours (on top of an iPhone, but at least it made us laugh for a long). Not to mention that there was tomato sauce everywhere!On the positive side, the food was good, I had enough to cover my bottomless charge, the atmosphere was pleasant enough, and the price was not much overpriced as we expected.

Me and my partner visited this restaurant on Thursday evening (around 7pm), we had pre booked and upon arrival everything seemed to be going well. The first 15 minutes of our visit fits with the four-star reviews of this restaurant, however, it soon went down hill from this. After 4 slices off pizza, the chef seemed to disappear, and the waitress did not seem to know where he went (after around 10/15 minutes with no further pizza we asked and the waitress said she did not know where he had gone and that she would speak to the management for us to find out what was going on. From this we got nowhere. The management came into the restaurant numerous times while we were waiting and not once spoke to us to inform us where our food was or when it would be coming out, each time they came in I tried to call them over and as soon as they saw me it felt as though they turned back around to ignore me and my partner waiting for food. Food finally arrived again after 25-20 minutes of waiting for our next slice of pizza, the only saving grace was that after pushing and asking for two slices at a time instead of the usual one they gave us two slices at a time (at this point we had 10 minutes until we had to leave to catch a train and were both still very hungry). Overall, I would not recommend visiting this restaurant as the management was poor and waiting 30 minutes for a slice of pizza is unacceptable. Certainly will not be visiting again.

Had a lovely afternoon lunch at street pizza. The staff was very welcoming and pleasant. Every time ur plate was empty the staff brought u further slices of pizza all cooked freshly while u sit in the restaurant. Would highly recommend and was absolutely value for money

We had high expectations, which unfortunately were not met. The place had 6 types of pizza, 2 deserts, olives, and 2 small salads. That was literally the whole menu. One pizza was 16 pounds and they offered us bottomless pizza (all available types) for 16 pounds as well, which we chose (naturally). They had only 3 vegetarian options. The server was not very friendly and she ignored my vegetarian partner and offered me twice more pieces of pizza only because I wasn't vegetarian and had more choices. Hence we were not served at the same time. The server was offering about 1 piece every 10 minutes and one has a maximum of 1 hour in the restaurant if one chooses the bottomless pizza option. Overall, the concept of bottomless pizza proved to be unpleasant. The positive part was that a couple of the pizza types were very nice - the margarita and the aubergine ones. There was one pizza that did not work, it was covered with corn and white sauce, which made it soggy and the flavours did not work (I do normally like corn).I would love to try other of Gordon's restaurants but I would not visit the bottomless pizza ones again. I admire Gordon and would hope to go to his own restaurant one day. Despite all, I am grateful I had the chance to try this experience once in my life and to have lived in this city :) How lucky are we

The pizza was really tasty. The variety wasn't crazy and our vegan friend had to wait quiet a bit until they were bringing another slice that she could eat. Also the cool pictures we saw from the space online aren't like where we were. Still nice tho.

After reading other reviews the people I went with were worried about what we would get. The pizza was very good and the price was fair with friendly staff can't recommend enough :D

NO CONSIDERATION FOR ALLERGIES.Me and a couple of friends decided to spend a weekend away in London and was very excited to come and try the pizza here. Although the pizza was amazing, that is the only positive thing I can comment on. We were the first to sit down and were the only people in the restaurant for at least 20 minutes, throughout this we had only had one slice of pizza when the waiters attention completely turned to the 14 seater table arriving. It was a battle from there to get their attention. Our biggest concern was that on arrival we expressed that one of our friends has a severe nut allergy and had to be careful around the pizzas containing pine nuts. The waiter said he understood this and will take precautions. We was sat right next to the open kitchen where we witnessed the chef make the pizza containing nuts, sprinkled them on top, cut the pizza with the same cutter he had been using all evening and then without washing his hands or wiping services etc, continue to make other pizzas. From this my friend stopped eating. We then saw the waiter help kitchen but sprinkling pine nuts to finish a pizza and serve without washing hands. Expected more to be honest.

Underwhelming experience.The place is like any other average pizzeria but stick Gordon Ramsay’s name and suddenly prices are 5x the actual value.We went for bottomless pizzas; the variety of pizzas offered weren’t impressive. The slices were 30 minutes apart (is that a tactic so customers get bored and leave without finishing a single pizza?). Honestly, I wasn’t even full after dinner.Over-promised, under-delivered. Would not recommend.

Way below my expectations!The manager and the staff were highly professional but mostly absent.Selection of pizza was poor.It wasn't neither Neapolitan nor Roman pizza. Honestly don't know how to classify it. Always burnt in one side and almost raw in the other one.When trying to explore new combinations, like in the below pic, the result is just "meh" (pickled onions and yogurt do not get along!)You need more than Ramsay's name...