We went to this restaurant to get a pizza for dinner before we saw a movie.
The first little dyed-red haired waitress we encountered was obnoxious. We didn't want three large tables put together for us (me, hubby and three children). We couldn't talk to each other like that, so I told her no, we'll just put a chair on the end. She walked away in a huff and didn't even bother to tell us about the 4 different menus on offer.
I was ready to walk out, but we persevered because we needed to eat.
The rest of the waitresses redeemed the restaurant. They were patient when ordering and attentive.
The four pizzas we ordered, though not huge, came out quickly and were hot. The vegetarian was delicious as were the Queenslander, Meatlovers (except for the gristle that wasn't cut off the steak) and BBQ Chicken. I have to say that the pizza base was strange, more like a flat breadstick, though tasty enough.
It wasn't cheap, around $18-$20 per pizza, nor authentic enough, but it filled hungry tummies and a good place for a tasty quick meal. read more