New Haven pizza under Centre Point: Gracey's at Arcade Tottenham Court Road

If you're looking for somewhere to eat around Tottenham Court Road, Soho or the top of Covent Garden, there's now a Gracey's in the middle of it. In November 2025 we opened our first permanent London kitchen at Arcade Food Hall, at the foot of Centre Point.

Where to find us

Arcade Tottenham Court Road is at 103-105 New Oxford Street, London WC1A 1DB. It's right above Tottenham Court Road station (Central, Northern and Elizabeth lines), a few minutes' walk from Soho, Oxford Street and Covent Garden.

What is Arcade Food Hall?

Arcade is a food hall group that brings independent food brands and chefs together under one roof. You find a table, order from whichever kitchens you fancy and eat together. It's ideal for groups who can't agree on dinner. Arcade runs the bar, so drinks come from them rather than from us.

What's on the Gracey's menu at Arcade

Our Arcade kitchens serve a shorter menu than St Albans, built for a busy food hall. When we opened, it included:

  • NY Cheese: tomato sauce and cheese, done properly

  • Smokey Ron: pepperoni and aged parmesan

  • Grandma Square Pie: plum tomato, garlic, chilli, oregano and basil, baked in a tray and cut into squares

  • Sweet Vera: our signature pie with spicy fennel sausage, sweet peppers and shallots

The menu and prices at Arcade are set separately from St Albans, so check Arcade's website for what's on today.

Good to know

  • Walk-ins welcome. It's a food hall, so you can usually just turn up. For bigger groups, book a table through Arcade.

  • Busy at peak times. Weekday lunchtimes and Friday and Saturday evenings get lively, so come early if you want a quieter meal.

  • Same pizza, same style. It's the same thin, crisp, charred New Haven-style base our St Albans regulars know.

More Gracey's in London

You'll also find Gracey's at Arcade Covent Garden and Arcade Battersea Power Station. See all our locations, or if you're out in Hertfordshire, visit the St Albans original.

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