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Swanage, Food Guide: 7 Pizza food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Studland
Discover Restaurants offering the best Pizza food in Studland, Swanage, including Old Harry Bar, La Trattoria, Peppina, Italian Diva, Ginali's, La Lupa, El Murrino
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7. El Murrino
Overall Ratings
5 based on 852 reviews
Brand new wood fired Italian kitchen. We are now officially open!!! Come and enjoy the tastes of Italy in Bournemouth
Reviewed By Jammerlan
I was looking forward to a lovely meal after spending time researching a takeaway pizza place with favourable ratings. I was happy with the speedy delivery (less than 30 minutes on a Saturday evening). The ingredients were definitely fresh, and the pizza was warm. But the appetiser was disappointing because the bread was thrown in the container with the bruschetta, making it soggy (who does that?). Itâs a sad shame that the pizza crust was too thin to hold the delicious toppings, which slid right off as I attempted to pick it up. Sorry, but this bird doesnât use a fork and knife when eating pizza. Hopefully a different experience eating in.
6. La Lupa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 529 reviews
Reviewed By TwoDividedByZero
Found this place by chance one rainy August weekday evening while on holiday with our 12 and 14 year olds in the area. We were lucky to find that they had tables available. Other people there were a large family group celebrating something, and a few couples who also seemed to be regulars, and according to their website the restaurant seems to have been there for around 40 years now.It's very traditional inside, in a late 80s/early 90s way - but I liked this retro feel! As soon as we entered, the staff greeted us warmly. It looks small from the street, but there is plenty of room further back in the restaurant, down a corridor you can't see from the street, and I think upstairs. Spacing between tables was reasonable.The menu options were very good and absolutely delicious. My son had the garlic bread with cheese as a starter, and I tried some and found it was the best we have had anywhere. For vegetarians I can highly recommend the arancini to start, as these were incredibly tasty - however the arancini balls were simply huge, and came with a salad, and so it was like a main course in size!Moving on to the mains, I had the delicious tagliatelle al fungi, and hubby had spaghetti con polpette, both of which were very good and we polished off, though feeling very full from the starters! Our children had pizzas - and these again were huge! I think they were the largest individual pizzas I have ever seen! They have very healthy appetites and no longer need a children's menu in restaurants, but they could not finish these! Apparently smaller ones are available on request, perhaps on a children's menu, and they both said they would request this smaller size if we visited again. Even for an adult the pizza size would have been too large, especially with starters beforehand.We didn't, and indeed couldn't, have desserts - we were far too full!However, despite the overly large portions, we thoroughly enjoyed our meal, felt that the atmosphere was warm and welcoming, and that it was just a comfortable place to 'be'. We felt valued as customers.We actually considered returning on the next evening, the last night of our stay, but tried another nearby Italian as a change, which we subsequently regretted as it was nowhere near as good! When next in the area this restaurant is definitely somewhere we would wish to return. Thank you.
5. Ginali's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 427 reviews
Reviewed By BrianRelax
We were tempted into Ginali's by the offer of whole grilled sea bass on the specials board outside. And what a delicious piece of fish it was too. Beautifully cooked and nicely presented, simply served with boiled potatoes and some roasted vegetables. It was probably a good job that we hadn't bothered with a starter because I doubt if we would have been able to finished it all otherwise.Pleasant staff, nice surroundings and delicious food at very reasonable prices - what a pity that we don't have a decent Italian restaurant like this in Exeter.
4. Italian Diva
Overall Ratings
4 based on 623 reviews
Reviewed By Ros0604
This a nice friendly place - small with only a few tables. The front of house chap was very welcoming. Good service. Excellent food - I had monkfish which was lovely. Recommended
3. Peppina
An independent Cafe/Canteen that produces authentic Italian Pizza, Focaccia, Ciabatta, and handmade Pasta. Everything is produced daily on the premises using organic flour and high-quality ingredients.
Reviewed By SPB78
Simple, fresh, delicious. How pasta should be. The owner showed us the machine and the special bronze die they use to make their pasta every day. Everything is made to order so the chef was happy to customise the dishes for our children who loved it. Although we didnât have the pizza it looked amazing. What we did have and what was most definitely amazing was the gelato (salted caramel was outstanding). Really friendly and helpful staff and very good value for money. Thank you.
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2. La Trattoria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1221 reviews
La Trattoria is open evenings for atmospheric dining a la carte or fixed price menu. Pizzas and pastas are always available. Fresh fish, shellfish and lobsters which are caught locally, all are available according to season. We also have local meat dishes
Reviewed By ladyscribe
Had dinner here twice and lunch in the cafe part once.All the food was good. Decor smart and clean. The outstanding thing was how good the staff were. Beautifully turned out in crisp white shirts and trousers they were the epitome of professionalism. On Saturday eve the place was packed but no long waits for food. The staff were bustling around non stop, always doing something. Excellent service.
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1. Old Harry Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 36 reviews
The Old Harry Bar at Studland Social Club, is situated close to the beach, in the beautiful village of Studland , entrance to the World Heritage Jurassic Coast in Dorset and is one of the few public amenities available for the local community in the villa
Reviewed By Mike C
Whilst Janie and I aren't regular visitors when we do it's always very welcoming and ALWAYS HAS AN INTERESTING AND TASTY GUEST BEER OR TWO
