Second helpings: Pizzas with pizzazz

Sunday 27 July 2008 00:00 BST

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Franco Manca

4 Market Row, Electric Lane, London SW9, tel: 020 7738 3021

The pizzas are ridiculously good and the prices ridiculously cheap. There are just six pizzas on the menu, two wines, one beer and great Monmouth coffee to finish

La Favorita

325-331 Leith Walk, Edinburgh, tel: 0131 554 2430

The two wood-fired ovens work overtime, pumping out everything from a classic margherita to the overblown house special (smoked salmon, prawns, caviar etc)

Croma

1-3 Clarence Street, Manchester, tel: 0161 237 9799

Set over three floors, this sleekly minimalist restaurant offers good, thincrust pizzas topped with chorizo picante, Peking duck, or tandoori chicken

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