It's pizza; the toppings all sounded amazing, lots on one pie, which is how we settled on their…read morelocation. We got a pie to go, topped with ham, pineapple, green pepper, mushrooms, and Irish sausage (hot dog quality). We drove about 30 mins back to the BnB, so we knew the pie would be cold, but it was already hard cold, so it was what is was. Added, the crust was very thin. They did a good ratio of toppings to slice, so that made me happy-but it was nothing too special. Price-wise it was a bit high for the quality.

LOVED this place! Possibly the best gluten free pizza I've had. I got the primavera; basil pesto,…read morered bell peppers, feta. Wow. And the desserts? Oh boy. Chocolate fudge cake was delicious and so was the cheesecake and apple pie! Also ordered crostini as it's something I rarely get to have and it was all amazing. Ate every last crumb! Highly, highly recommended to everyone who is or isn't gluten free!

Don't visit this place. Avoid at all costs. manager is rude and they won't take to go orders even…read moreif you walk in and the place isn't busy. You have to pre order before 4PM for pizza unless you're sitting down in the restaurant. There are much better options for pizza in town as we found out.

Had the mushroom bruschetta. Was a hit with us, tasty, good portion and left us wanting more and…read morepicking scraps off the plate, so that was good. We ordered one of their special pizzas with potatoes on it and we liked it a lot. I wanted to add anchovies but they don't change the ingredients, too bad, but I understand. Would recommend trying Brunos, the pizza dough was just the right amount of "everything", had that nice little chew going, texture, taste, very good! They only take euros so pack the cash.

Went here the other day and had a great experience. Everyone was really friendly and accommodating…read more The environment is super homey, it reminds me of a U.S. diner setting kind of! I had a really great Caesar salad. Plenty of dressing, croutons, and really crispy bacon bits. It was divine. I'll be back again for that.

We never eat at chains while traveling, and came to Scoozi based on a recommendation for a local…read more I had read some reviews, some were good and some from a lady on the east coast of the USA gave me pause. However, as people from the east coast of the USA, we found the food to be very good, the service just as nice and the ambiance was a cool little place. My son (15) had lasagna, the bride had a tart with feta cheese, pesto and sub dried tomatoes. I had the chicken breast stuffed with garlic & cream cheese. All the dishes were very good, I think the garlic might sneak up on me tonight! Overall, a very good meal and a nice evening. Would go again

The service and the food were both very good. Centrally located so it's easy to access .... I had…read morethe chicken parmigiana and it was delicious. They served the Tiramisu with vanilla ice cream and that speaks for itself ..... I downed mine with a sambuca and was quite satisfied

100000/10 outdoor seating area was great and the food was incredible - calamari was incredible as…read morewas the bruschetta - for the bruschetta it is only two slices of bread so not the best for sharing with a larger group. Husbands got the speciality seafood pasta and the presentation was amazing. I got the fettuccine salmone and it was delicious with big chunks of salmon. Our friend to the tortellini aurora with added chicken and she loved it - if you are wanting some great Italian in the area I would highly recommend this spot

What a great meal and experience we had here last night. The staff was extra friendly. The food &…read morewine was prepared and delivered with perfection. The atmosphere was as it should be a cozy street side small business trying to deliver excellent food and a comfortable experience.

Closed permanently. Walked all the way to get here, and it is gone for good. Sigh, what a pity.read more

So crowded and filled with locals not tourists hard to find down an alley but worth the hunt…read more Pizzas are super and the bar has many great Cork beers on tap.

My partner and I split a pizza here after a long day walking around Cork together. We got the…read moremargherita italiana pizza. It only took about 5 minutes to come out which was impressive given how busy the beer garden was. The pizza itself was good, but not the best I've had in Ireland like I've seen other people call it. The crust is good but not amazing and the sauce was a little sweet for my liking. The cheese was really good. The person who took our order was quick taking our order. In all we were here for maybe half an hour before we finished and were ready to head out. This place is tucked in the back of the beer garden and can be easy to miss if you aren't looking for it. There's a small sign for it on the street above the archway. There's a bathroom in the bar, it's about as clean as you'd expect from a bar bathroom.

This place was just ok, unfortunately I had great expectations based on the recommendations from…read moreour concierge at the Marriott hotel, who was Italian. The service was great, the wine list was as expected, but the food fell short. Maybe the kitchen staff was the B team tonight, it just didn't do it for me.

Small, cozy, and exactly what we wanted…read more The place is on the smaller side, but it feels warm and comfortable, not cramped. Service was ok, nothing over the top, but it did the job. The food though? Really good. I tried their pasta special and I'd happily go back for that alone. The bill for 2 people was around €80, which felt very reasonable for the quality.

The gluten free pizza was really nice and tasty, the service however was incredibly slow due to…read morelack of staff advice for management hire more people. It was unfair having one person doing the waiting of tables, the ambience was like any other restaurant.

GOOD OFFER AT MILANO'S…read more Didn't see any brick oven but the pizza at Milano's in Oliver Plunkett Street was good. So too was the welcome, the service and atmosphere in a restaurant that was very busy early on Wednesday evening. Perhaps the rush was partly down to the promotional voucher in the local Evening Echo that gives you one free pizza for each ordered. Not a bad offer at all so I said I try it out. We started with a little intro, some marinated olives in one bowl and Rustica Tomatoes in another, each costing €2.95 and each very very tasty indeed. Promising. Pizza is the order of the day here and you see the three chef conveyor line in front of you if you have a seat in the back half of the well lit, well laid out establishment. We both order the Il Padrino (€13.95), torn chicken with rustica tomatoes and a mix of chargrilled Italian vegetables, on a rich sauce of tomato and pesto. It was a smashing pizza, tasty and moist and gone too soon. Not a big choice of wines but do you really need a big choice for pizzas? Bottles will cost you around €23-24 while you can get a glass for about €6.50 or a 25cl serving for eight or nine euro. Finished off the Italian way, something sweet with the coffee. We didn't want a full dessert so settled for the new introduction which is called Semi Freddo Reale: Creamy gelato dessert made with nougat, praline and marsala wine, served with a shot of espresso on the side. Gorgeous. And it was two happy campers that went out the door.