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How we read reviews →Gisborne's woodfire pizza icon where the twice-cooked pork belly steals the show.
Industrial-cool space with exposed ceilings and a wood-fire oven on display, buzzy and family-friendly but reviewers regularly flag it as noisy and occasionally under-heated in the bar-service area.
Counter/QR-code bar-style ordering rather than table service, a rotating specials board (a braised beef cheek ravioli special drew praise), and a wood-fire oven used for both pizza and mains.
An eclectic Australian pub-style menu (pizza, parma, burgers, Asian-inflected dishes) rather than a single cultural lineage.
Once considered reasonably priced, several recent reviewers flag steep price rises (a $42 pizza, a $7.10 coffee) alongside the loss of table service, though portions and core dishes are still well rated.
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