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Hervey Bay, Queensland Food Guide: 5 Pizza food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Torquay
Best Pizza restaurants nearby. Discover the best Pizza food in Torquay. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Pizza restaurants near you. including Santini Pizza e Cucina, Paolo's Pizza Bar, Smithy's Pizza & Takeaway, Giovanni's Pizza Bar & Italian Street Food, Ricardos Italiano
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1. Santini Pizza e Cucina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 571 reviews
trading hours: Thursday Friday Saturday open for lunch 11.30am to 2.00pm dinner Wednesday to Sunday from 5.30pm closed Monday and Tuesday
Reviewed By 987rosemaryh
Took my cousin her 7yr old and a family friend there for dinner. Is popular so if planning to go for dinner recommend you book. Meals are predominately pasta with some other Italian cuisine. The desert bar sits separately in the next door shop with walk through so customers in restraunt can walk through and choose from cabinets then order in Restraunt. If u are interested in gelate or just a dessert you can just rock up to shop next door and order. Well worth a visit if only for dessert.
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2. Paolo's Pizza Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 413 reviews
Wood fired pizza!!!! Pasta and entree Gelato and cake!,
Reviewed By mlang6
The pizzas are very small, but still big enough for one person. But donât keep your hopes up for any leftovers to takeaway.Pizzas were nicely dressed, but completely plain, no salt, no pepper no spices whatsoever. So if you are after a neutral pizza which you can dress up for your own taste, go for it .
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3. Smithy's Pizza & Takeaway
Overall Ratings
4 based on 90 reviews
Family run pizza and pasta takeaway or BYO alfresco dining near the esplanade just across the round from the shoreline. Meal deals for 3 or more pizzas. Please prearrange large orders over 10 pizzas or group orders. Deliveries available at manager's discr
Reviewed By Danni F
My husband visited here on Sat night and was met with the worst attitude from presumably the owner. A young fellow tried to make up for it. They only had 'medium' pizzas left so that's what he ordered. Well if that's the medium, the small must be the size of a saucer. Had to go and buy another pizza from Dominos to fill up. Wouldn't go back to this place if they paid us!
4. Giovanni's Pizza Bar & Italian Street Food
Overall Ratings
5 based on 15 reviews
Traditional Italian pizza and pasta shop. Eat in or take away, right priced and affordable for everybody. We pride ourselves for freshness of our ingredients and quality of our products. Lunch and Dinner specials from ONLY $10. Please come and pay us a vi
Reviewed By Michelle B
Owner was friendly. Food was fantastic! Traditional food. My partner and I ate here today for the first time and loved it, I brought a pizza roll and my partner a boscaiola... They were both to die for.. The best.. We will be returning. Thank you.
5. Ricardos Italiano
Overall Ratings
3 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By goyourownway
S25°16'44.4" E152°50'22.4" Next to the WetSide Water Park on Charlton Esplanade in Pialba, Harvey Bay and in the same building as a fish & chips shop, this Italian restaurant is a serious eatery in Pialba. For ordinary tasteless American pizzas, head south 3 blocks. Otherwise, read on. Looking at the menu, this restaurant tries to get close to the real Italian cuisine, with some very interesting dishes. The wine list is impressive. You can order take-away pizzas too. In September 2018, we ordered as starters bruschetta (AU$9), calamari (AU$9), stuffed truffled mushrooms (AU$12). Although we can debate taste, texture and different flavours, these starters were fresh, well prepared and tasty. Strange to see straight calamari, not calamari rings. For the main courses, we ordered pesto chicken fettuccine (AU$20), truffle mushroom risotto (AU$22), Ricardo's Italiano pappardelle (AU$20), Danish feta gnocchi (AU$22) and blue cheese risotto (AU$22). Good risotto takes 30 minutes slow cooking and adding stock to the risotto rice. After 15 minutes, the risotto was acceptable. The combination of blue cheese and risotto was very unbalanced in taste. Sensitive risotto with loud shouting blue cheese should be avoided. Not the best combination. The fettuccine and pappardelle dishes were really good, as was the gnocchi dish. These dishes excited our taste buds. The service was quick, personal and easy-going. With this great menu, clients are satisfied customers. Fine dishes in taste, texture and flavour should not be expensive. Ricardo's makes this all too clear. Fine cooking, exciting menu options and good service offer all you need in a country of tasteless fish & chips. Highly recommended as food therapy for the homesick Italians.
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