Hidden Gem!! This…read morerestaurant in a quiet suburban shopping strip serves surpisingly good wood fired pizzas. We love the thin crispy crust and good quality toppings. The kitchen is run by a professional, relaxed young Eastern European team and they also produce some Eastern European dishes as well as salads and pasta. We've tried the Cevapi (skinless sausages with onion and sour cream) and Sudzukice (veal sausage with paprika relish, onion and sour cream). They are served in half a somun (a soft chewy flatbread) and are delicious. We give a big thumbs up for their goat cheese, rocket and mushroom salad too. The service is efficient and friendly and we thought it was good value for money.

What a Suburban Gem! REAL Wood Fired Pizza and Freshly Made…read moreEVERYTHING. Family owned and 15" Pizzas! WOOOH HOOOH :-)

I gave Imre a challenge ordering 30 odd pizzas for a work function. They were fresh, hot and…read moreperfect. Lovely flavours, generous size, gorgeous toppings. It was a treat to eat! The whole team lived it. Great service from Imre. The restaurant is small but comfortable, great for families. Definitely need to go back for more pizza soon

Michael's is not where I would head for a quiet romantic meal. Hard floors, walls, chairs and…read moretables, plus a steady troop of takeaway customers, do not improve the ambiance. However, if you are after a genuine Italian pizza, then look no further. This pizzeria turns out a product as good as any I've eaten in Naples. The pasta dishes are tasty and Michael's also offer breads, salads and deserts, plus coffee, tea or non-alcoholic beverages. Check out their web page for home delivery charges. If you are anywhere in the Sunnybank area and want quality pizza then you really have no excuse to resort to Pizza Hut or Dominoes. Michael's is at the north-east corner of the Warrigal Road Shopping Centre and plenty of off-street parking is available.

Earth and Sea is one of those places you go to have a good meal. It's style and food quality…read moreensures that once you've had it, you need to come back When you enter for the first time, you can tell that this is no ordinary pizza place. Although pizza wasn't invented in Australia, Earth and Sea do a convincing job that it was. The witty humour on the menu adds to the general feeling that you aren't going to just have pizza, you are going to have a good pizza AND pasta! The pizza choice covers all tastes, from the vegiest of the Vegetarians, to the meatiest of the meat lovers, and everything in between. The pasta choice covers all essential dishes of pasta. From a hearty Spag Bol, to a creamy carbonara. Anyone who has experienced Earth and Sea will tell you that they like to use toppings. Unlike typical pizza or pasta places, where the toppings are a thin veneer, the Earth and Sea pizza (and pasta) is like an avalanche. They also suggest toppings, such as prawns and eggs. These little touches add up for a great pizza or pasta. Ordering a small is nice, if you like to eat all of it. For those who like the pizza too much, and want to take it home, order a large. Even the most starved person would struggle to get through half of the pizza. The pasta is the same story too. I think that Earth and Sea need to be investigated, as they have to add something to make it addictive. As they say, one bite, and you are hooked.

Everytime I think about going to Earth 'n' Sea, I'm transported to the '70's and - yes - some kinda…read moregroovy, hipster place in my head. I think it's the name, but it's also the laid back atmosphere and cool menu. This is to be expected, I guess, as it has it's roots in the surfie 70's of Byron, but what is great is that three decades on, the friendliness and hospitality remains. Although the pizzas have a 2011 pricetag, they are so big and jam packed with fresh ingredients and yummy combos. I really like the Puttanesca, but mine has to have anchovies and then, it's like wow, man. The only problem with Earth 'n' Sea is it's so popular, a couple of times we've tried to drop in before or after a movie, we haven't been able to get through the door.

Quite surprised to find so much on offer from a small university cafe…read more Coffee - yeah you got it. Sandwiches - yeah no worries mate. Spaghetti - uhm, yeah okay. $9 serving of Pasta Salad - ok, you've gone outta control now. Like I can't hate on the team for being enthusiastic on their offerings, but can't say I'd trust the untouched pasta salad that mysteriously looks the exact same every day. Yeah okay coffee, barista on shift was a kind young girl who did spell my name wrong, but she didn't go wrong with a sensational cup of coffee. 3/5.

for a place on campus you'd think it would have decent prices but I ended up spending $16 on half a…read moresandwich and a smoothie that didn't have its prices shown on the menu board. dissapointing

Mediterranean pizza was delicious not overpowered by the yoghurt by any means. Nice crisp thin…read morecrust & just the right amount of crunch. Mouth full of flavors, so delectable.

Southside's best takeaway pizza. Clean, quick, delicious. Try their Upper Crust range!read more

Good woodfired pizza and pasta The calzone, pizza, pasta and…read moresalad that we ordered were very tasty and fresh, the service was very good, the portions were generous and the prices quite reasonable!

Nestled in a sleepy suburb, this pizza place has a decent menu and a nice atmosphere next to a…read morepark. It's small and alfresco, common here, and the wood oven is visible through a window. The crowd trended older than my usual hangouts. The quattro formaggi I had included an excellent mix of nuanced, delicately flavored cheeses over barely noticeable sauce. The price wasn't too low, but I imagine if you're local to the area this is a good hangout. Not good enough to be worth a trip from the city though.

This place is a litle Italian oasis in the middle of suburban Brisbane. The food is decent, the…read moremeals large, and the price okay. All round, this is a nice restaurant with friendly hosts. As soon as you enter the premises it feels like you've stepped into a little part of Italy. The food here resembles home cooking. It isn't refined, and some of the dishes are most likely the same ones being served up at the restauranteur's own table. Alongside the food there is sometimes an Italian who sings a number of classic Italian songs, and this helps the atmosphere. Don't expect great pizza or pasta, just good sized servings made with Italian hands. And the staff are so friendly they make you feel like you've just stepped into their living room. You become an adopted member of a large Italian family for an evening. Definately worth the trip, and the tiramisu is up for tasting if your stomach can fit any more food.

Great little area to sit and relax to have a meal while listening to Italian music, loved the food…read moreor tho I didn't like the muscles as much in my meal, but it was a good dinner to have. Also like the customer service as the waitress checked up on how are meals were and to see if everything was good. I would be defiantly coming back here to try a different meal on the menu and enjoying the peaceful spot in the back streets of moorooka.

Great Pizza, Great Service. Quick Turnaround on a busy night. Plenty of gourmet variety on the menu…read moreand no skimping on toppings.

Gave us wrong pizza on pick up. We tasted meat first time in life because of their mistakeread more

What a surprisingly fantastic stop! My family & I drove up from NSW. We needed good quality food…read morebefore an early night and Metro Chicken was wonderful. Fast service in a quiet area, quality, oily free, delicious tasting food!!! Affordable and close, staff were delightful, and polite. I would definitely recommend this place and come back again! Thank-you!

If you are ever craving a good chicken sandwich and would rather not go to the usual fried chicken…read morespots then going to Metro Chicken might be a good idea. It's got a whole range of chicken burgers and sandwiches and is quite popular with the locals in the area. I think that this can be put down to its speedy service and low prices. The burgers are also not fussy with strange and extravagant names. It is quite easy to choose what you want when you get there and so far the average waiting time has been about 5 minuet's. If you are looking for chicken but not a burger then don't worry because they also do full, half or quarter chicken that you can get with chips or mash and gravy fit to rival the best. It is pretty much just for take away as there is not anywhere to sit except for some chairs while you wait. If you want a quick easy no fuss meal then Metro Chicken is the right place for you.