Pizzarella

I ordered a large vegetarian, large ham and mushroom and small pepperoni pizza with two portions of chips last night and went down to collect. It was ready within 15 minutes and when I brought it home it was delicious. The kids loved the pepperoni pizza and we loved ours. The bases were nice and firm and crispy, toppings excellent and chips not oily. All in all great locally owned and run store.

There’s a lot of mention of Domino’s here, and it’s actually thanks to Domino’s that I came to this place.
I had tried a number of times to get through to Domino’s. Friday was upon us once again, and it was time to have a traditional Domino’s meal deal, but unfortunately I just could not get through.
They aren’t always the best at answering the phone in that branch, so I thought nothing of it and jumped into the car and drove there (I’d have had to have collected it anyway, since I live outside of their delviery area) But when I got there, the queue was ridiculous, and I was very hungry.
I had my heart set on pizza by this stage, so looked up Vicinity on my phone, to see if there was anywhere else nearby, and it threw up this wee place (I’d never heard of it before)
I got there in a couple of minutes, and was pleased to see there was not much of a queue, so wasted no time in ordering my pizza with the usual toppings, cheese, tomato, peppers and onions.
All in all, it came to just over a tenner, which is less than I would have paid, and it tasted great. Not quite a patch on Domino’s, I must admit, but I would certainly go back!

I usually get shouted down in my house when it comes to pizza. Inevitably, we end up ordering from Dominos, but given the choice, it would be Pizzarella everytime for me!
The pizzas are really fresh, they’ll put basically whatever you want on them, and they’re pretty cheap (they do charge for delivery, but last time I ordered it was a whole 50p, so nothing too scandalous!). About the only negative I can come up with is that sometimes, the dough can be a little overdone and once, we were sent a totally burnt garlic baguette, properly char grilled and inedible, actually.
Other than that though, Pizzarealla is definitely worth trying, even just for a change from Dominos or Pizza Hut.

I’ve only recently discovered this place, I’m pretty sure most people will head to the larger fast food chains that surround this area (Dominoes /​Papas Kitchen) but it’s well worth a look in (or a bite in as the case may be!) In my opinion this smaller, local business is so much better. You always get a bit of craic from the staff which I think is important, not a depressed spotty teen or automaton serving you!
I didn’t even used to be a huge pizza fan, but after trying the ‘Pizzarella Special’ … drool… I don’t think I could go back (Cheese, tomato, onions, peppers, mushrooms, salami, and ham & olives or corn & pineapple… I go for the latter) it’s like one big giant feast of a pizza, great for when you’re near starving! They usually put on week day specials where you can grab a bargain for a family deal. Their sundry items are spot on too (think perfectly cooked garlic bread, hard on outside, soft on inside, with melted ‘supreme cheese’ running off it … mmm) *Goes to dial number* Too much temptation!

We head to this place every few months, when we take a notion for it. The food is always good, kind of satisfying ‘normal’ food that really comforts you when you’re in the mood for it. Thier sweet chilli potatoes are really nice, I can never have enough of them actually — mind you — what’s new? The pizza’s are great, although I never can finish one because we always order the one that is too big and I always regret it. Thier pepperoni is gorgeous and they aren’t stingy on the cheese like some places can be, in my opinion. The food arrives quickly and they don’t keep you waiting — and they have a good selection of cold drinks available too.