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How we read reviews →Family-run St Kilda East pizzeria with generous pizzas, parmas and an owner who remembers you
Warm, no-fuss neighbourhood pizzeria where the owner's personal welcome is the main drawcard. Casual and takeaway-led, built around hearty old-school pizzas rather than polish.
Owner-operated with a knack for remembering regulars' orders, pizzas made fresh to order, thin crisp bases that are not burnt, allergen-aware handling, delivery and pick-up, and bulk orders (a 25-pizza order held its quality).
Old-school, Italian-Australian suburban pizzeria style, with classics like parma, lasagne and thin crispy pizzas. Reviewers do not claim regional Italian credentials.
Generally described as generous serves at fair prices, with big portions and toppings that are not skimped. One long-time regular says pizza prices rose noticeably in 2026, so check current menu pricing.
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