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Where to eat Pizza food in Red Hill: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Pizza restaurants to try in Red Hill including The Epicurean Red Hill, TGallant, Morning Sun Vineyard, Xpress Pizza, La Baracca Trattoria, TWOBAYS Brewing Co, Zero95 Pizza Bar, That Pizza Shop, Two Bays Brewing Co, Pier View Pizza
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10. Pier View Pizza
Italian restaurant in dromana, opposite the playground with a view of the pier. Ramp entry and large table for bookings
Reviewed By TwoSheds57
Bright, spotlessly clean, well set out local pizza place. The current owners have had this place for 12 months I was told. What took my eye though was a series of Vietnamese dishes on the menu and a person apparently of that nationality working in the restaurant. This is worth a shot I thought - I love Vietnamese food - and this area could well do with something other than the typical stock standard Aussie, Chinese and Indian fare.I ordered broken rice with fried pork. This is a lovely rustic dish. The pork was absolutely delicious even if a tiny bit chewy. The rice was cooked well too. The fried egg was cooked perfectly as well and the little salad of tomato, cucumber, carrot and onion added some freshness.Dromana strikes me as a place in transition where food is concerned. Almost the most interesting food here is currently to be found at Ritchieâs the local supermarket where the gourmet foods available, including some utterly extraordinary poke bowls, are showing the way for the area. Most of the cafes and restaurants are yet to catch up on what Iâve seen. Overall theyâre a bit prosaic with the exception of Two Buoys.But there are signs of hope and Pier Street Pizza may curiously be one of them. I reckon I wouldnât be alone hoping that the Vietnamese dishes here eventually encourage the opening of a Vietnamese cafe sometime down the track. That would add some much needed interest to the food scene here.For the moment though, this is a nice little pizza restaurant. As mentioned the place was absolutely spotless.and ordered throughout. Service was lovely and genuinely friendly and efficient. The most impressive service Iâve seen in the area. Best of all, my dish was wonderful and it made for a perfect and tasty lunch.I liked it here and I will definitely return.
9. Two Bays Brewing Co
Reviewed By nikkim426
We visited after tasting and learning of this gluten free brewery at a local eatery.We grabbed a tasting paddle, you can select up to 4 beers.The staff were extremely underwhelming, they did not share any information on the brewery or the brewing process as you would expect when visiting a brewery or winery for a tasting. The beers we tasted were awesome - our favourites - little Arthur and Ollieâs hoppy brown Bugger that these were both tap only and not available to take home :( More needs to be done to celebrate and spread the word for this gluten free wonder
8. That Pizza Shop
Overall Ratings
3 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By TwoSheds57
That pizza placeOK pizzas, but there was nothing here that really elevates the experience to anything special. The customer experience was good. Our order was taken rapidly and politely. The pizzas were delivered quickly and they were impressively hot when they arrived. But, they lacked flavour for mine and overall were a bit bland.
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7. Zero95 Pizza Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 81 reviews
The best woodfire pizza in the world has come to you all the way from Naples and has landed in Dromana, opposite the Dromana foreshore. Head down south this summer for a real slice of authentic Italian essence. Be transported to southern Italy where the f
Reviewed By cuni42
Visited here last night with a large gathering. Food was great . Service could have been better and more refined in waitresses attitude. The only downfalls was the signage to the toilets. Other customers and myself couldnât distinguish between male and female toilets as they all stated FEMALE! and an arrow!Also Iâd advise the pizza makers to wear disposable gloves when putting ingredients on the pizza... luckily I didnât order pizza that night. Will return for other dishes though.
6. TWOBAYS Brewing Co
Australia's first dedicated gluten free brewery and taproom is now open! With a range of core and specialty beers, local wines, cider and soft drinks - and gluten free pizza - we want everyone to enjoy a beer with friends and explore a new world of flavou
Reviewed By melissawlovelife
Hallelujah! Beer and pizza for those with dietary needs. A little piece of heaven in the industrial estate. Part of our group did not even realise it was gluten free - we took care of the ordering for everyone. Grab a tasting paddle board, eat some pizza and take home a case of pale ale. Itâs a winner!
5. La Baracca Trattoria
Reviewed By Oldjack
This restaurant has ben closed for some months for reasons not clear or communicated. Nothing has changed with the décor which is great but the food has really deteriorated. At best it could be described as low class pub grub and there are many better options on the Mornington Peninsula. It was sad as this place has so much potential.Fix the food and we will come back.
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4. Xpress Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By raymondpearce83
I do love great pizza and it is easy to say that t was great, but the pizza (Capricciosa) that we purchased at this establishment was almost to die for - not greasy and the taste of the individual items was wonderful.Its a long way for us to go there for just the pizza, but it is nice to know that next we are there that we have this ready for us.This visit we used the takeaway service
3. Morning Sun Vineyard
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By Cam0567
I have eaten here often finding the food and out look over the vines and fields to be fantastic. It gets very busy with Bus Tours on the weekends, so service can get a little slow at times when they are full. I ate here again a few weeks ago and have decided that I will not return in the colder weather. In the warmer months you can sit outside which has a totally different atmosphere to the inside. Even though they had a few small heaters placed in the dinning room, it was so cold that we shivered our way through the meal, which made it far less enjoyable. I'm looking forward to returning in Spring to enjoy one of their wonderful pizzas and salads.
2. TGallant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 166 reviews
Open seven days a week, the TâGallant Cellar Door and Spuntino Bar â the home of Pinot Grigio in Australia - is nestled amongst the rolling hills of Main Ridge on the Mornington Peninsula. Drop in for a tasting or grab a table in our large outdoor piazza
Reviewed By HamptonHampers
Shared tables in gorgeous shady surroundings, with gentle live music floating across the chatter of other diners. We were a party of eleven and enjoyed pizzas, charcuterie, cheeses, and a rather delicious red capsicum hummus. Tiramisu was creamy and excellent and chocolate brownies were huge!Hi there,Thanks for your great review of our pizzeria. We like to think our desserts are the unsung heroes of our menu - glad you agree too! We hope to see you again.CheersThe T'Gallant Team
1. The Epicurean Red Hill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 562 reviews
Nestled in the picturesque, verdant surrounds of the winery region and hinterland of Red Hill, is The Epicurean Red Hill; Mornington Peninsulaâs most innovative and exciting gourmet destination. From the fresh incarnation of Red Hillâs historic Cool Store
Reviewed By HK_Sydney2013
Seven of us, including three children, arrived without a booking in an apparently full restaurant, but were soon at a table, our order taken and we were eating. The service was not only prompt but 'naturally good humoured'. Our little group ordered a wide variety of food and we all thought our choices were excellent. With small children there can't be much lingering, but overall this was easily a 5/5 experience.
