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A margherita pizza with buffalo mozzarella and basil on a marble table at Errol's Hot Pizza.
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Errol's Hot Pizza

A pizza restaurant on Victoria Road in Govanhill, open in the evenings from Thursday to Sunday, with big pizzas, burrata and salad, and bring your own bottle.

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There's nothing quite like a big, blistered pizza straight from a hot oven, and that's what Errol's Hot Pizza on Victoria Road in Govanhill is all about.

The menu is short and simple. There's a margherita with buffalo mozzarella and basil, a white pizza with chestnut mushrooms, gorgonzola, chives and cream, sausage and onion, anchovy and olive, and The Errol, with salami, gorgonzola and guindilla peppers. Every pizza gets a shower of grana padano. The pizzas are big, so sharing one with a salad, a bowl of olives and the burrata of the day makes an easy dinner for two. The room is small and funky, with a retro feel and music playing, and you can bring your own bottle for a small corkage charge. Tables go quickly, so book online before you go. Errol's opens in the evening from Thursday to Sunday, from 5pm until 10pm, and until 9.30pm on Sunday.

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Before you go

Evenings only, from Thursday to Sunday.

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Where
379 Victoria Road, Govanhill, Glasgow, G42 8RZ.
Open
Thursday to Saturday 5pm to 10pm, Sunday 5pm to 9.30pm. Closed Monday to Wednesday.
Booking
Online, through ResDiary.
Drinks
Bring your own, with a small corkage charge.
Phone
0141 423 0559

Opening hours

Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
Closed
Thursday
5pm–10pm
Friday
5pm–10pm
Saturday
5pm–10pm
Sunday
5pm–9.30pm

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Where it is

On Victoria Road in Govanhill, on Glasgow's South Side, G42 8RZ.

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