My friend had been talking up this joint since the moment I landed in Adelaide, and I really…read morethought nothing of it. I was expecting just your basic pizza spot, I was wrong, definitely wrong. We managed to snag a Sunday night reservation, make sure to make reservations as this restaurant is quite small. The building is actually a converted church, that has beautiful paintings on the walls and ceilings. The staff were incredibly friendly, there were plenty of pizza options on the menu, I opted for the ole Smokey, and loved it. I also got a glass of local wine. Not to mention, the food came out quickly. Only wish I got to see the beauty of Lost In a Forest during the day. Worth a visit!

A great little pizza place on the Main Street of Uraidla. They have so many different types of…read morePizza. There is seating in and outside. It was very nice. When in this area check it out.

Pizza baby!!! I've…read morebeen to those cities that never close down but this is still better than the pizza in Roma town. In my opinion it is better than most of the chains and hey, I was a Pizza Hut kid so I totally know what I'm talking about! I'm here to tell you that you cannot go past the Ham & Mushroom - add some red capsicum to that and you have one happy pizza. The pan sizing is pretty big too, you can get a large, family or party size, and I don't know about you guys but I prefer a generous, fluffy base rather than a thin pan: I want a pizza, not a biscuit, which is exactly what their lovely staff deliver! Dining in isn't a big occasion here, the space isn't really designed for families larger than four so it's lucky that takeaway is an option. The locals tend to refer to this place as 'Aldgate Pizza' rather than 'Aldgate Cafe'. in fact its only recently that I even discovered its true name, so if you are wanting to place and order abut you don't have the number - don't be like me and get into an argument with the person on the other end of the directory line when they tell you that Aldgate Pizza doesn't exist! because it is foremost a cafe, they just happen to make awesome pizza.

Takeaway pizza review:…read more This little nugget of legendary Hills food takeaway joints has eluded me for many years. Until 2015. I had the good fortune of swinging past the Aldgate café on my way home from a friend's place one Sunday evening a few weeks ago when my partner said 'Feel like pizza tonight?' to which I smugly retorted 'Do furry ursidae defecate in wooded areas?' That was a couple of months ago, and I'd forgotten how good the pizzas were. But again this Saturday eve, the question of whether I felt like pizza for tea was raised once again, and once more I answered like a smart alec. So we phoned up the Aldgate café and ordered a medium Mexican and a thai chicken pizza. Simple enough...until it came time to actually finish eating what we'd ordered! These pizzas were dynamite! So filling, and so so SSOOO tasty! I don't normally leave leftovers, but I had no choice. And it was still tasty the next day (feel free to hit me up for my leftover pizza reheating technique - guaranteed flavour country). The range of available styles is great, and the service was quick, for both delivery and in-store ordering. Don't miss this place if you're in or around the hills. It's tucked in amongst a few other shops, so it's easy to shoot past and not catch it, but it is a worthwhile food experience. They also have an affordable and decent range of drinks/wines inhouse.

Woodbake Oven is located in the heart of Stirling. It is a bakery of sorts that offers a pizza…read moretrade on Wednesday evenings. This store is really famous for it's bread, baguettes and tarts. The bread sold here is really fresh, crisp and fluffy. It is more of a French style of cooking bread. It is really lovely! They sell pre-made baguettes for lunch trade that look amazing. I have yet to try one, but there is always a line at lunch. Apart from the bread, I have tried their pizzas a couple of times. The toppings offered are not complicated. A few ingredients is all that is needed. I feel for this store it is more about the base than what is on top of it. The base is cooked really well. Nice thickness and it is crispier than other bases I have had. If you want more on your pizza you have the option of adding more toppings. As for the desserts, they are divine. The pastries are perfection and fillings deliciously naughty. Perfect for a treat for the weekend. A lovely couple own this store and are very welcoming and happy to help. They really look after you and make you feel welcome. So, if you are after a bread stick, pizza or dessert head to Woodbake and give them a go!

To review Woodbake, you can't just review their pizzas, and it is a shame that this place is listed…read moreas "Woodbake Pizzas" on some sites; so I'll give a run down of the rest of the business before I do that. According to my sources, Chris Broadfoot trained under famous French Chef Paul Bocuse and therefore knows what he's doing. When you enter the shop, you are usually greeted by Chris' partner Nancy who is lovely and very accommodating. As I've only been there at night I haven't seen everything that they offer, but what I have seen is great bread, pastries, and savoury and sweet tarts. Chris is always behind the counter preparing some baked good and getting it ready to go into the wood oven at the back corner of the shop and dresses like a traditional French baker. The pizzas are fairly minimal, but you can add extra toppings. They are a bit pricey, as is most of his products, but they are the highest quality and I always enjoy everything I buy from Woodbake.

Being a Beer fiend I used to visit Grumpy's once every couple of moths when it used to have the…read morebest Home Brew supplies going around. Having a chat with the owners was half of the reason you made the drive up the freeway, but now, well.....things have changed a little. Grumpy's still has their own Brew on Tap, and there are a couple of good drops on offer, but the Home Brew store is gone which is a damn shame. More people now go there for the wood oven pizza than the Beer, which is absolute sacrilege! I was there myself this afternoon on a wine tour and stopped by for lunch. I was a little disappointed in the in my pizza and I wasn't alone. On the bright side, I headed up the road to Hahndorf after and had a beer at the Mill, yay for me!

Went here last night with my Mum as it's just around the corner from my house and I'm a big fan of…read morea good wood oven pizza. If you're going on looks alone it's got some pretty outdated decor & a country pubby vibe with coasters pinned up over the walls in the section by the bar. It was a Friday night & we hadn't booked. The place was just over half full inside and we got a table easily. We were given a table for four so I could fit my baby in the pram at the table. We ordered a 12 inch with half grumpy goat & half zorba the sheep. It took about 25 minutes from ordering to arrive, but was worth the wait. The grumpy goat was delicious and well presented, however I thought, for the price, a little short on goats cheese. Zorba the sheep had lovely flavors with plenty of toppings but after having had lamb pizzas at Goodlife & Russels pizza I expected the meat to be of the slow cooked variety, not roast lamb sliced then whacked on a pizza...but that's just my preference. At $29 (+ $2 surcharge for half/half), I think it's a little over priced, the food could come out a little quicker & the wait staff could be a little happier..., but all in all it was a good dining experience.

So sorry to hear that the amazing owners have sold Jimmies. We went today and, unfortunately, had…read moresuch a disappointing experience. The food was inedible, and we waited over an hour for a bowl of pasta that we couldn't even eat. Such a shame, as we've always loved Jimmies and what the previous owners created. Hopefully the new owners can turn things around and bring the quality and service back up. So disappointing.

We had a rather decadent kids lunch after a game of outdoor laser skirmish a few weeks ago on a…read moreSaturday afternoon, by ordering a few pizza's from Jimmies. Mainly because they were the only pizza place in the hills we discovered, and had we known we would've packed our own lunch. All we really wanted was a Pizza Hut but there are none in the hills...so here's a big tip for those of you who are cashed up investors...open a franchise and give Jimmies a run for their money. I will be a customer but please do a good job and no slap dash stuff. P.S please respond to my review and let me know when you do ok!! Because boy was it expensive for a wood oven pizza and feeding over 10 hungry kids and a few adults, it's enough to get a bank loan. We didn't find the pizza all that fantastic, I mean kids will eat almost anything but to the discerning adult it wasn't anything to write home about, hence I'm writing here about the negatives. So yes we had takeaway and didn't eat in, it was too toffee for a bunch of ragamuffin kids and weekend scruffy parents to go in, so yeah it's a 'meh, I've experienced better' rating.

Pizza places in the central hills come and go all the time. But three have been around for almost…read moreforever; Crafers, Aldgate Cafe, and Giovanni's in Mt Barker. The one thing they all have in common isn't low prices, or flashy advertising, it's a loyal customer base built on consistency. The guy who runs the Crafers has been there as long as I can remember, making Crafers the most consistent pizza bar in the hills. A normal pizza menu, with a few different and veg options. The garlic bread is the old traditional stuff wrapped in foil. If I could eat garlic bread all the time I would. But bread makes you fat. If you find yourself waiting for a pizza, check out the dining room, there's some genuinely awesome and fascinating photos of old Crafers town. The sort of stuff you'd only see at the state library or a museum. This pizza bar was a part of my childhood. And is now a part of my adulthood. Mmmm pizza.

Crafers Pizza is your typical local pizza bar. Expect typical pizza fare on a standard menu with…read moremeal deals and the option of takeaway and delivery. Unfortunately for Crafer's Pizza, they're located across the road from Jimmies, a gourmet pizza restaurant. This means that they stick to the tried and true method of alright pizza at a pretty good price. My favourite thing about Crafer's Pizza is that they deliver late into the night. I've had the odd study session when I was living up in the hills where cramming got so intense I forgot to eat and didn't have the time to cook. Thankfully these guys were there to punctuate my study with hot, cheesy pizza.

Best pizza eva will be going there much more. Great service…read morevery kind people. Good old style pizza bar.

Great family owned place. Good prices and a wide selection on the menu. Seating is somewhat…read morelimited, but a great place to stop and grab a bite.

Lovely restaurant We had a lovely breakfast with friends…read morehere in Hahndorf. Our coffee was good (we had a double shot in a small cup) and the scones were lovely!

Several places in this cute little German town offered a variety of food options, but we chose this…read moreone because we were able to sit outdoors on a beautiful fall day. Our server brought us a carafe of water and gave us her recommendations for what to order. We went inside to place our order, giving them our table number so it could be delivered to us when it was ready. We had a duo of German sausages served on top of mashed potatoes, with a bit of sauerkraut on the side and a couple of mustards. The other meal we shared was the Vienna schnitzel, with a few French fries, a little greens salad, and a side of mushroom gravy. Everything was delightful and tasty, perfectly cooked, and full of flavor. Looking out over the main street through town, with beautiful autumn colors on the leaves, was wonderful.

I actually found this pizza bar on a Facebook Community Chat. Someone was asking about the best…read morepizzas in the Adelaide Hills, and The Oven was mentioned. I love pizza and immediately went to investigate. The Oven is not really the best looking pizza bar, it has the feel of your local family pizza store. No money spent on dressing up the shop. But for where there is a lack of stylish decor, these guys make up with some tasty pizza. Well priced, cooked, and good quality ingredients. The cooks are also champions and happy to have a casual chat while constructing your dinner. I recommend The Summit pizza and asking what the specials are for the day as well. They like to be creative with ingredients. This pizza store is what the Adelaide hills needed. Some pizza that is good quality and not too expensive. There is plenty of competition for them in the hills. But I think once the word gets out, they will hopefully branch into a bigger restaurant. Tip: like their Facebook to see their special offers

Great menu's ,cooked to perfection by the Master Pizza maker…read moreGreat service ,very clean and quick response. Definitely going again and again

great range of pizza. Gourmet toppings are beautiful…read morequality and exquisite taste. Traditional toppings are generous and tasty. Having been to all the local pizza outlets, Bubba is the best balance between quality and price.