67 Sourdough Review: Supercars, Sourdough, and Seriously Good Pizza

A 67 Sourdough Review – set in North London, this is no ordinary pizzeria. Tucked inside what used to be a BMW showroom, it doubles as a classic car dealership and offers an unforgettable dining experience for petrolheads and pizza lovers alike. With luxury supercars out front, a Formula One simulator indoors, and pizzas that mostly hit the mark, this spot is well worth the detour.

An Unforgettable First Impression

You know you’re not in for your average pizza experience when you pull into a car park and find yourself parking next to a McLaren P1 and a Lamborghini. That was my first impression of 67 Sourdough, and it perfectly set the tone for what turned out to be one of the most unique pizzeria visits I’ve ever had.

Located just north of London, this spot first caught my attention on social media thanks to its mix of high-end motors and handmade sourdough pizzas. It sounded like the perfect day out – especially as I’m a fan of both carbs and cars.

A Restaurant Meets a Classic Car Showroom

Before stepping inside, I was struck by the glass-fronted exterior, showcasing what looked like a Formula One car in Red Bull Racing livery – not just a display, but a simulator, adding another layer of fun to the venue.

Inside, the space maintains the building’s past as a BMW dealership from the ’80s, now transformed into a multi-level restaurant with three distinct seating areas. Each area offers a unique vantage point over the collection of classic and exotic cars.

We chose to sit on the ground floor, surrounded by some seriously rare machinery. My seat gave me a perfect view of a Porsche 911 priced at nearly £300,000 – incidentally, my wife’s dream car. As a car enthusiast, it was hard to believe this was also a pizza restaurant.

The Menu: Simple, Confident, and Satisfying

The menu at 67 Sourdough doesn’t overwhelm you with choice – and that’s a good thing. They know their strengths. We went with the classics:

• Margherita (Me)
• Pepperoni (My Wife)
• Side Salad (Spiralised cucumber and vinaigrette)

While we waited, we explored the showroom further, admiring Lamborghini Diablos, BMW M3s, and more Porsche 911s. It’s a surreal yet brilliant combination of sights and smells – petrol and pizza!

The Pizza Verdict

When the pizzas arrived, they looked fantastic. Wood-fired with a proper Neapolitan-style crust, they had clearly been baked with care.

• The Margherita was clean, simple and fresh. A great test of any pizzeria – and it passed.
• The Pepperoni had a spicy kick and balanced perfectly with the mozzarella and tomato base.
• The dough was airy, thin and chewy, though slightly more charred than I usually prefer. Still, the crispiness added a nice contrast in texture.

The side salad was light and refreshing, though not a standout. But let’s be honest – you don’t come here for salad.

A Slice of Social Buzz

Having followed 67 Sourdough’s behind-the-scenes content online, I had high expectations. From dough prep to wood-fired technique, it was clear they knew what they were doing – and they delivered.

This wasn’t the best pizza I’ve ever had, but it was very good, and the entire experience – from the supercars to the setting – made it something special.

The Setting: Worth the Trip

Beyond the restaurant, the location makes this a great stop if you’re exploring London. Just a short walk from the local tube station and not far from Hampstead Heath, it’s ideally placed for a weekend outing or a lunch stop with a twist.

Final Thoughts: Should You Go?

Absolutely – especially if you love both great pizza and gorgeous cars.

67 Sourdough offers more than a meal; it’s a whole vibe. It might not be a traditional pizzeria, but that’s the charm. The setting elevates the experience without overshadowing the food. With friendly service, a unique atmosphere, and a rotating stock of dream machines, it’s a spot I’ll definitely be returning to.

This review is not paid or sponsored – just a genuine slice of my experience.

🔗 Visit: 67 Sourdough Website
📍 North London
🚗 Perfect for petrolheads
🔥 Great for pizza lovers
⭐ Rated: 4 out of 5

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