A pizza being stretched by hand on the kitchen counter at Fireaway Pizza Croydon

Fireaway menu · Croydon kitchen

The Fireaway Croydon pizza menu

Pizzas, sides, and drinks, built to order. Choose the base, the size, and the toppings — or start from a house combination and change it. Every price is set out below so you can work out an order before you commit.

How an order comes together

This page covers what the kitchen at Fireaway Pizza Croydon makes: pizzas, sides, and drinks. Pizzas are built when the order arrives, so nothing sits around waiting. You choose the base, the size, and the toppings rather than picking from a fixed list only.

Prices and the topping selection are set out below. If you already know the shape of your order, read the topping list and build it. If you would rather have a starting point, the house combinations give you something that already works together.

Sizes
Match a single eater or a household; the size never locks in your toppings.
Toppings
Meats, vegetables, and cheeses, from the same list for delivery and collection.
Prices
A customised pizza is priced by size and toppings; sides and drinks individually.

Two routes to the same pizza: pick a house combination, or build every layer yourself.

Pizzas, made the way you want them

Every pizza starts with a base and a size, then takes whatever toppings you choose. The kitchen makes it when the order comes in — no tray of pre-built pizzas going cold under a lamp.

Whole pizzas with different toppings arranged on a dark table

Choosing a size

Sizes let you match the order to the number of people eating. A single pizza suits one person; larger sizes, or a few pizzas together, cover a household or a group. The size you pick does not lock you into a particular topping set — you can go large and keep it simple, or go small and load it up. It is the same kitchen either way.

Classic combinations

Some orders are best kept familiar. Margherita, pepperoni, and the other long-standing favourites are on the menu because people order them consistently, and they are the easiest way to feed a group with different tastes — most people know in advance whether they want a classic or something else. If you are ordering for several people, starting with a couple of classics and adding one custom pizza usually works.

Building your own

The build-your-own route is where the menu gets interesting. You pick the base and work through the toppings, adding whatever suits the pizza you have in mind. There is no requirement to stay within a house combination, and no penalty for keeping it plain. If you are ordering for someone with strong preferences, this is the simplest way to get exactly what they want without a discussion about substitutions.

Topping trays lined up along a pizza kitchen prep counter

Toppings worth reading before you order

The topping list is the part of the menu worth reading properly before you commit. It covers the usual meats, vegetables, and cheeses, and it is the same list whether you are ordering delivery or collection.

Some toppings are heavier than others and change how the pizza travels, which matters more for delivery than for collection. If you want it to arrive in good shape, the lighter toppings tend to hold up better over the journey.

Meats

Pepperoni, ham, seasoned chicken, and the spiced cuts that carry a pizza on their own.

Vegetables

Peppers, mushrooms, red onion, sweetcorn, and olives — the ones that keep their shape in the box.

Cheeses

Mozzarella as the base coat, and the firmer cheeses added for a stronger bake on top.

Finishes

Herbs, chilli oil, and drizzle-style additions that go on after the oven, not before it.

If a topping matters to you for a dietary reason, ask before ordering rather than working it out from the menu alone — the kitchen can confirm ingredient details directly.

Sides and drinks, kept simple

Sides round out an order rather than replace the pizza. They sit in their own part of the menu, so you can add one or two without working through everything else. Drinks are listed alongside the food so you can complete an order in one pass, for delivery or collection, with nothing complicated about the selection.

Garlic bread and dough sides

A warm, shareable addition for a group order — easy to split while the pizzas are still on the table. Good for a table that wants something to start on.

Priced per item

Potato sides

Seasoned potato sides travel well, which makes them the safer pick when the order is going out for delivery rather than being picked up.

Priced per item

Dips and extras

The small additions that finish a crust — worth adding at the same time as the pizzas rather than remembering them later.

Priced per item

Soft drinks

Bottles and cans, available with delivery or collection. For a group order it is easier to add drinks in the same pass than to make a second trip or a second order later.

Priced per item

Finished pizza boxes being closed and stacked for collection at the counter

Prices and what they cover

Prices are shown against each item on the menu. A customised pizza is priced according to its size and the toppings you add, so the final figure depends on what you build rather than a single flat rate. Sides and drinks are priced individually. The safest approach is to build the order you actually want and check the total before confirming.

Allergens and dietary questions

If you have an allergy or a dietary requirement, check with the shop before ordering rather than relying on the menu alone. Ingredient details and preparation practices are things the kitchen can answer directly, and it is better to ask before the order is placed than after.

Call the shop on +44 20 8686 1234, open Monday to Sunday, 11:00–23:00, or send the question through the contact page.

Ordering from the menu

Once you know what you want, ordering is straightforward: choose your items, pick delivery or collection, and confirm. If you are ordering for a group, it helps to have the list ready before you start — a customised order takes a little longer to put together than a single item.

  1. Pick your items

    Choose a house combination or build a pizza up from the base, then add sides and drinks.

  2. Choose delivery or collection

    Both routes run from the same menu at the same item prices. The delivery and collection page explains what happens after you confirm.

  3. Confirm the total

    Check the figure against what you built. Customised pizzas and larger group orders are worth a second look before sending.

Menu questions we get asked

Short answers to the things people ask most when they are working out an order. Anything about ingredients or preparation is best confirmed with the shop directly.

Can I choose my own toppings?

Yes. You pick the base, size, and toppings, or start from a house combination and adjust it.

Are prices the same for delivery and collection?

Item prices are shown on the menu. Check the delivery and collection page for how each route works.

Do you list allergens on the menu?

For allergy questions, contact the shop directly before ordering so the kitchen can confirm the details.

Can I order sides and drinks on their own?

Sides and drinks are listed on the menu and can be added to any order.

A slice of pizza held over an open box on a home kitchen table

Ready when you are

You have the menu, the sizes, and the topping list. Fireaway Pizza Croydon is at 142 High Street, Croydon CR0 1ND, taking orders Monday to Sunday, 11:00–23:00 — for delivery or for collection from the counter.