Pizaza - (Near , South East)

4 /5 Maja Godnov: A nice pizzeria. The waitors are very kind. The pizzas were great. There were mainly Jewish customers. Some customers were celebrating there birthdays, so they played the happy birthday song. I found that cute.

3 /5 Emanuel Miller: The food is good. Dont bother with thin pizza - thick base is so much better, theres simply no comparison. The only quibble is that when we ordered a half/half pizza, with a different topping on each side, we were charged extra. The management werent interested at all, attempting to justify this by saying that a full pizzas worth of topping was put on each side - but we didnt ask for that. At least a little more transparency would be welcome.

5 /5 Yonason Quinn: Such an amazing fast food pizza place. Kosher!!!! Local!!! Generous portions! We all loved the food. One of the best pizzas we ever had. We can’t get anything like this in the United States Two thumbs up.

3 /5 Aphirat Suthajitto: Friendly staff, good customer service. However, pasta was okay (not much taste for my preference), and waffle was too thick.

2 /5 Rachel: Very very loud place, if you’re a family of 7+ perfect for you, but definately not a place for a nice quiet Sunday dinner. The restaurant is small and we were asked to move from a booth onto a small middle table halfway through eating- which we didn’t mind doing but it was a liberty. Everytime someone walked past either a plate was moved on the table or people were grazing past us as they back the booths so there’s no place to walk. The pizza- DEAD. Dough balls were nice and fluffy but barely any cheese and no flavour. Pesto fries were alright… just do want to mention that the staff are very lovely and service was nice. If you’re looking for a good pizza spot- this isn’t the one.