Independent UK guide
About This Independent Fireaway Guide
A clear read on who maintains this site, what it covers, and how the details are prepared before you order.
This site is an independent guide to fireaway pizza delivery in the UK.
We are not the company, we do not take orders, and we are not affiliated with the brand. What we do is organise information about branches, hours, menu structure and ordering routes so you can decide without opening five different apps.
Why this site exists
Fireaway spread fast. The information did not spread with it.
Fireaway has expanded across a wide spread of UK towns, and that spread creates a practical problem. Information about any one branch is scattered. Hours live in one place, the menu lives in an app, and delivery coverage depends on your postcode. Pulling those strands into something readable is the whole purpose here.
We are not trying to be the ordering channel. We are trying to be the page you read before you order. That covers a short list of questions: which branch is closest, whether it delivers to your street, when it closes, and whether it is quicker to order direct or through a platform.
If you search for fireaway or fire away pizza and land on five different pages with five different answers, that is the situation this guide was built to fix.
Who we are not
Stating this plainly matters more than saying it politely.
This guide is not operated by Fireaway and does not represent the brand in any official capacity. We do not process orders, take payment, or speak for any branch. That line is the whole point of the page you are reading.
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We do not take your order
Orders, changes and refunds all run through the branch or the platform you ordered from.
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We cannot see order records
We have no access to your basket, your payment, or the driver's route.
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We do not speak for a branch
A branch's own answer about a delivery or a missing item is the answer that counts.
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We publish no reviews or ratings
Opinion aggregation is a different job, and doing it half properly would misrepresent it.
What we cover
Five things, and one thing we deliberately leave out.
Together these cover most of what someone needs before placing an order — and they are the pages we keep going back to check.
- Branch locations
- Which towns have a Fireaway branch, where the address sits on the high street, and how that affects whether delivery reaches you at all.
- The pattern of opening hours
- How trading hours usually run through the week, where late-night service tends to exist, and why a single branch can differ from the pattern.
- Delivery coverage
- Coverage is set by postcode and by whichever platform is carrying the order, so the honest answer is always route-specific.
- Menu at a structural level
- Crust styles, base sizes and the shape of the menu — enough to know what you are choosing between, without pretending to be a live price list.
- Direct versus platform ordering
- The practical differences between ordering at the branch and ordering through a delivery app, including who handles a problem when something goes wrong.
- Not covered: live pricing
- Prices change by branch, by platform and by time of day. A static figure would mislead more than it helps, so we leave it to the channel you actually order from.
How the information is gathered
Compiled from public sources, checked where possible.
Details are pulled from publicly available sources and cross-checked where we can. We do not fabricate branch listings, hours or coverage areas. When a source is unclear, we say so or leave the detail out rather than filling the gap with a guess.
This is a guide, not a database, and the limits are real. Branches move, hours change for seasons and holidays, and platforms adjust their coverage quietly. Where a detail could have gone stale, the page tells you to treat it as a starting point and check with the branch.
See how we check informationWhere each detail comes from
What we do, and where we stop.
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Start from public information
Step one
Branch listings, addresses and stated hours, taken from sources the public can see too.
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Cross-check what can be checked
Step two
Where two sources agree on an address, a town or an evening closing time, we keep it. Where they disagree, we look closer.
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Flag or drop the unclear parts
Step three
An uncertain number is worse than no number. Anything unresolved is either marked as approximate or left off the page.
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Correct it when a reader writes in
Step four
A short message naming the branch is usually enough for us to re-check a listing and fix it.
A note on reviews and ratings
We do not publish customer reviews, star ratings or awards.
Collecting and verifying that kind of material properly is a job in itself. Reproducing it in part would misrepresent it, and a rating we could not stand behind would be worse than no rating at all.
If you want to read reviews, the public platforms carry them in volume. Our job is the practical detail around ordering — where a branch is, when it trades, how it delivers — not opinion aggregation.
Compare the ordering routes
Who this guide is for
Written for the person deciding what to order tonight.
Ordering for delivery tonight
The largest group by far. You want the nearest branch, a rough idea of the evening's closing time, and a clear path to the ordering channel.
New to a town
Just moved, or staying somewhere unfamiliar, and checking what is nearby before the first order goes in.
Comparing the chains
Useful if you are weighing a chain like this against the established national pizza delivery brands and want to understand the operational differences first.
Coverage is local. A guide can tell you a branch exists; only the branch or platform can confirm your street.
Getting in touch
Corrections and questions both have a home.
Corrections, questions and complaints about listings all go through the contact page. If a branch has moved or changed its hours, a short message with the location is enough for us to look into it. We do not handle order issues, so please direct those to the branch or platform involved. For everything else about the information on this site, we are happy to hear from you.
This guide
Fireaway Pizza Delivery UK
142 High Street, Croydon, CR0 1ND, United Kingdom
Monday – Sunday: 11:00 – 23:00
[email protected] · +44 20 8680 1234
Are you the same people who run Fireaway?
No. This is an independent guide. We are not the company, we do not take orders, and we are not affiliated with the brand. We organise publicly available details about branches, hours and ordering routes into one readable place.
Can you place or change my order?
No. Orders, changes, refunds and missing items all go through the branch or the delivery platform you ordered from. We have no access to order records, baskets or payments, and we could not act on them if we did.
Why are there no prices anywhere on the site?
Because they change by branch, by platform and by time of day. A figure frozen on a static page would go stale quickly and mislead more than it helps. The menu page explains structure — crust styles, base sizes, categories — while the live price stays with the channel you order from.
A branch near me has moved. What should I send you?
A short message naming the town or street is usually enough for us to re-check the listing. If you know the new address or the changed hours, include those and we will compare them against the public sources before updating anything.
Do you publish star ratings or customer reviews?
No. We do not publish customer reviews, star ratings or awards. Verifying that material properly is a job in itself, and reproducing it partly would misrepresent it. Public platforms carry reviews in volume; our pages carry the practical detail around ordering.
Before you order
Read the page. Then pick your channel.
If you are looking for the menu structure, start on the menu page. For coverage, the branches page is the one that matters. Both stay close to the same rule: describe what we can verify, and say so when we cannot.