Really nice pizza place in the Hawksburn area. You get hit with the fresh pizza smell as soon as u…read moreenter the place. The pizzas are super fresh, the base is excellent with great quality toppings. Superb hand made pasta as well and very generous wine pours. A little loud but overall that goes with the vibe of the place.

Hands down the best pizza in Melbourne, nae the world. I've been here more times than I can…read moreremember. Staff are great, service is fantastic. Food awesome and priced just right. Not the usual overpriced Melbourne restaurant. It's BYO for wine and their beers are all priced 6-8 bucks so no problems there. I suggest you phone ahead to book a table as it's always busy, always! The dropping by tactic for a table doesn't work that often. Try the Mexican pizza and the tiramisu for desert. You won't be disappointed !

I wasn't planning on eating more Italian food in Melbourne but I walked into the fancy place across…read morethe street assuming they'd have pizza but it was all pastas. When we got the urge for pizza, +39 came into mind. There were no reservations available online for the last minute decision so we decided to try to walk-in. It was 515pm when we showed up and they told us they would need the table back by 630pm. Not a problem I said and I was right. We were out of there by 545pm. But we didn't feel rushed at all! The food just came out so fast, hot and delicious. The tables are set up nicely, crammed in without feeling too crowded. I love the specials wall and watching the people in the back cook the pizzas. Service was really good, I'm not sure if it's because they wanted the table back or if it's because they're just good. I'm going to go with the latter because I saw good service with other tables as well. This meal felt really authentic. I've never been to Italy but I've tried a lot of Italy-Italian food and this place ranks pretty high up there. I forgot how much a cocktail with amaretto and lime is sooooooo good. I forgot how hot salami might be better than pepperoni. I forgot that arugula salad with balsamic glaze goes so well with red sauce pizza. Pro tip? Order the lasagna croquettes and keep the sugo for your pizza crust and some of that fresh grated parm for your pizza.

Decent pizza, though their special (honey and pineapple) was too sweet. Somewhat lacklustre service…read more(wait staff avoided our eye, never asked how we were doing, didn't offer a second glass of wine when clearing the table, etc). Very crowded. All a bit disappointing given that pizza places are one of the few restaurants in Melbourne that try to shame you into giving a tip.

Awesome pizza by the slice! Open late which suited and had a vibe of its own. Suited all ages…read more Can't wait to get back when I Melbourne next

The pizza was really good! I would recommend it to others as well. And the service was also very…read morenice

amalfi pizza, cranbourne east is really amazing, i have tried there differents types of pizza ,…read moreevery pizza has its own significance even there staff members are so kind like Tushar, Nishwa

Not bad at all. I was staying at a mate's place for a week or two and decided to roll the dice. I…read morewas pleasantly surprised by the quality of the pizza. Definitely try them again.

The owner is very rude to guests. He has no manners. He swore at us when told his food had ants in…read moreit

Racial discrimination alert! Cancel this restaurant! I went with two friends, both women of color…read more At first we sat at the front windows with nobody else in the restaurant. Then we were moved to a broken table in a dark corner when the white customers arrived. The light bulbs were broken above us, the only spot of the sort, and when we tried to get more light we were scolded and forced to sit in shame. The waitress was disgusted by our presence. She said the boss didn't like us having light. Clearly I'm not alone on this. Refer to other comments on this matter. Other reviewers have reflected on the issue of overt racism and more than just micro aggressions. Food is mediocre and bland. You'll have better luck at Domino's. Less racist fascists. Better value, too. Again, cancel this pretentious restaurant. It only caters to affluent white people.

Not only was the food and wine prepared to perfection, but Ricardo was our server and he honestly…read moremade our day. He seemed so genuinely happy to be there and put a smile on everyone's face the moment we stepped within the vicinity. A huge thank you to him for excellent service and an all-around lovely personality! We were seated outside on the outer edge of the area, right next to a street musician. Gorgeous atmosphere all around. This was both mine and my partner's last day in Melbourne and we couldn't have picked a better location for our final meal here. Everything was delicious and the pizza I ordered was finally a vegan version with plentiful toppings as opposed to most places that serve only plain ones. I was thrilled! Even the dough was prepared wonderfully. It had a soft, fluffy, and moist inner texture with just the right amount of crisp on the outside. Please do give this place a try! You'd never regret it.

10/10. Firstly the service is outstanding ! My family and I came around 10-11am while they were…read morestill serving breakfast, we were looking for pizza, but this was no problem. They started up the pizza oven just for us. The pizza came out relatively fast but was OUTSTANDING. This is some of the BEST pizza I have ever eaten and I have had pizza in Italy. I would very very highly recommend you eat here. The atmosphere and location was also amazing.

Hearing good things about La Svolta, we decided to give it a go. To be honest, it wasn't as good…read moreas I thought it might be. It was nice - don't get me wrong - but nothing startling, and there are other Italian restaurants I like better (and are quieter). I started with a nice Caprese Salad, but for my main, it's entirely possible I just made a wrong choice. I ordered the Pizza Agliata which has Flor di latte mozzarella, garlic, oregano and extra virgin olive oil. If I'm being honest, it totally lacked taste. I really only finished it because I'd barely eaten all day. I think if I go again, I'll just stick to my usual choice of a Margherita pizza. For dessert I had a scoop of lemon and a scoop of chocolate gelato which was ok. The lemon was exceptionally tangy and the chocolate was half frozen (but tasted nice at least). Service was spotty (we were offered dessert between eating our entree and getting our main - and when we told the waitress we hadn't had mains yet, she walked off without clearing away the entree plates, lol). Overall, I MIGHT be tempted to try this one more time and choose differently, but I would only go if others insisted on eating here.

Really cute place on the main drag in Hampton. The pizza was better than most in Melbourne, and the…read moreservice was super-friendly. The pizza here has a very thin crust. As an American, I staunchly refuse to eat pizza with a fork and knife -- I always eat it with my hands -- and this is the type of pizza that you really need to fold because the crust is so thin. It's so thin that if you pick up a slice without folding it, all your ingredients will come sailing merrily off and will no doubt end up in your dining partner's lap. Which may get awkward. In spite of its uber-thinness (or perhaps because of it), I really loved the crust. Soft and delicious. We all know people who have an irrational hatred of pizza crusts, people who will ALWAYS hack their pizza crusts off with a knife, lip curled in disgust, no matter where you take them. Trust me, even these people will like the crust at La Svolta. My boyfriend and I both had vegetarian pizzas, mine without cheese to make it vegan. (His was the "Parmigiana" and mine was the "Ortolana.") Mine came with eggplant, mushrooms, olives, tomato, and capsicum. The pizza bases are all non-dairy/non-egg, so you can choose any of the vegetarian pizzas and ask for no cheese to make it vegan. Service was fantastic -- the servers all sounded like they were actually from Italy, which is nice. They were very friendly and helpful. Food was pricey but this is Hampton, after all. Luckily, the portion size was quite large by Australian standards, so it's worth it. We finished our pizzas but only because we hadn't eaten anything else all day. The place is a bit loud and crowded, but I didn't mind that at all. If you're on a first date and trying to have an actual polite conversation, La Svolta might not be the best pick, but otherwise it's fine.

We found 11 inch online when looking for quality home delivered pizza…read more For our very first order 11 inch has been a standout. Their pizza a much more of an Italian style with a thin base and light toppings. Although i haven't measured them, I also assume the standard pizza as the name suggest might be 11inches. Saying that the desert pizzas are a fraction smaller but pack so much deliciousness that they are a must with any order. The Nutella desert pizza should be the first item on anyones order ... with pistachios and melted white chocolate buttons it makes me drool just writing this review. I've road tested 11 inch a few times now and find the pizzas to be constantly good. I can't wait to visit in person for a pizza hot out of the oven.

AMAZING FOOD. AMAZING SERVICE. WHAT MORE CAN I SAY??!!…read more Been in Australia for over a month and this was one of the best restaurants I've been to. Margarita pizza was executed perfectly and the pollo pasta was absolutely delicious. Would recommend. 10/10.