Eletriq Café

Restaurant – Pizzeria – Greenwich borough

About Eletriq Café
The Eletriq Cafe on Eltham High Street has a light and airy feel, and gives a bright twist to its specialty - pizza.  The pizzeria is housed in a superb thirties building that was the former London Electricity showroom.  The famous Italian restaurant designer, Enzo Apicella, refurbished the entire building. 

An exciting painting by the designer entitled “Let there be Light” commands a central point in the restaurant.  A stunning stained glass window on the upper floor, specially commissioned by the owners, commemorates the building's origins.  The owners, Alonso Vela Castro and Ed Kidney bring more than 25 years experience to the Eletriq café.

Pizza menu
The pizza menu at Eletriq Café offers a selection to suit every taste.  If you aren’t in the mood for pizzas then you can choose from quality Italian food such as antipasti, calzone, pasta and salads.  There is also a wide selection of wines from Italy and the New World, many served by the glass.

Dining experience
The restaurant is open seven days a week from 10am-10pm (11pm on Fridays and Saturdays).  Food and drink are served all day and locals from the Greenwich borough meet for coffee, a snack, a drink or a full meal at this stunning venue.   The enjoyable dining experience is enhanced by the cool Jazz piped into the venue and there is regular live piano in the evening.  

The Eletriq Café has a pub licence so you are very welcome to come and listen to the music over a drink.  The pizzeria has seating for one hundred guests downstairs and has a further forty seats in a private upstairs room which can also be booked for parties.   The restaurant is air-conditioned and entirely non-smoking.  There is also wheelchair access and children are welcome.

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