Amazing pizzas-thin and crispy like they are in Italy with rich tomato sauce and delicious toppings. Special favs are actually two that don't have cheese on them: Sicilian and the Parma/rocket one. The Pepperoni is also excellent. Friendly and efficient service, a must stop haven away from Oxford street and Edgware rd.

Great food, especially their desert pistachio macaroons with cherry sorbet were divine! friendly staff and cosy environment on a quiet street adds to the whole experience, definitely worth trying!

We love Sandy's so much that we take every out of town guest to enjoy this delicious pizza and we frequent it at least a couple times a month! The pizzas are sized perfectly for 1, have a tasty thin crust, and once you choose your favourite, it is really hard to want to switch!

We stumbled upon Sandy’s almost by accident. If you need to refresh yourself away from the hustle and bustle of the London streets just a couple of blocks away, and you love a thin crust pizza, then head straight to Sandy’s. The music is chilled, the service friendly, the Corsican Special Pizza is perfect whilst the dessert of baked cheesecake with rosemary ice cream is stunning. If you pick your time of day you can almost have the place to yourself too. Nothing more to add.

Just a few blocks from our hôtel near Marble Arch, we were lucky enough to stumble onto Sandys, a Corsican Bistro serving wonderful Pizza and Pasta. The small bistro is decorated with antique white shutters as panelling on the walls, with an open Kitchen and enjoyable music.
We started dinner with the Iceberg Lettuce Wedge served with Sandys special dressing. The salad was large enough to share and was crispy fresh with delicious dressing (we tried to get the flavors, but it is a secret). For dinner we shared the Pasta Carbonara (special that evening) and the Scilician Pizza. The pasta was incredible and the pizza pure pleasure.
For dessert we shared the Corsican Style Cheesecake served with Honey and Rosemary Ice Cream – wow! !

I attend a cancer support group at a venue in Marble Arch every three weeks and decided to stop in to Sandy's for dinner before our meeting. I had a huge starter salad of iceberg lettuce and tomatoes with their own divine homemade dressing. I had asked for Thousand Island, about which the two waitresses had no idea, but in the end their own dressing was perfect. For my main course I had a large bowl of penne in a tomato and vegetable sauce that was near perfection. It tasted like my own homemade marinara sauce. The staff were friendly but it was a bit depressing that I was the only person dining there. Their menu is small and ranges from hamburgers to pizza and pasta. My meal cost £14. Highty recommended.