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Where to eat Pizza food in Huizen: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Pizza restaurants to try in Huizen. Huizen [ˈɦœy̯zə(n)] ( listen) is a municipality and a village in the Netherlands, in the province of North Holland.
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1. Sorpresa Italiano
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By kriden
On out way to our hotel we had to eat something.So we went to this restaurant.Nice and cosy!Verry friendly staff!!!!We got a starter (bread with garlicbutter) for free.The prices are really low. A draft beer for two euro??? Where can you find these prices now a days.I had a pizza bolognese for 9,50 and my partner a pizza Sorpresa for 8,75!Really cheap and the view is nice on the harbour. A little minor: a bit too much garlic :)If we go back to Huizen we will absolutely come back here!
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2. La Vespa Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 177 reviews
Reviewed By spyroseldo
This pizzeria is the real thing.Having lived many years in Italy i can guarantee you that la vespa pizzeria actually has amazing authentic italian pizza.Great surprise indeed after a long day sightseeing.The staff was really nice and offered us limoncelo after dinner!
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3. Sabbia d'Oro
Overall Ratings
3 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By trilolly x
food was great last year, and just as good this year. the restaurant is tucked away and therefore, quiet when we go in September. not expensive and i wish it was closer to home as i would go every week
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4. Ristorante-Pizzeria Pulcinella
Overall Ratings
4 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By brendaDbeek
This kitchen lost it subtlety and love when it changed owners. It's little things that make live happy, and the same goes for food and happy eating. I think that all the recipes stayed the same, but the dishes are not prepared with the same discipline and love as they used to. I have the feeling the new owners don't have that much connection with food at all, even though they improved the looks of the restaurant in several ways.I have eaten here a couple of times before the change of owners, and one time after,that was when I decided it was the last. It used to be really nice food here, but this last time the flavoring of my dish was not really balanced, kind of boring actually. The side dish I was looking forward to, zucchini with a crispy crust, was mostly soggy and fatty because the pieces were not cut evenly at all.I go there to take away a pizza every now and then; and usually it tastes pretty okay, although I always order the same pizza, it never really tastes the same. There is that subtlety gain. Same goes for the pastas. Now I never was a big fan of the pastas from this place, but I used to take away some every now and then. Last time I had a lasagna I threw it away, it tasted just like it looked: uninterested. In stead of nice layers it just had chunks of soggy and hard pasta here and there.
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5. La Vespa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By Mark715
When visiting this place I asked for a pizza prosciutto e funghi. When they brought the pizza, it had no prosciutto on it and the waiter's explanation was that the dutch people don't like prosciutto, they like ham instead. (the cheapest possible ham: that's what my pizza had on it). So, it's just like many others wanna be Italian restaurants in the netherlands. Avoid at all cost!
