Friendly service even during the crazy dinner rush. Pizza…read morewas hot and tasty- sauce had a fresh tomato flavor and the rustic type crust really appealed to my bread style. Keep up the deliciousness!

Perfect Pizza! Glad we found this spot. Very close to public transportation. Looked for the best…read morereviews of pizza in Brisbane and Julius popped up. Took us a while to figure out where we were and how to get there. Actually not hard at all. We arrived and it was very crowded. Luckily we got a seat in the corner by a window close to the action(the kitchen where the pizzas were cooked). A few slices of focaccia were served with olive oil prior to our pizza and its was wonderful. Then the main event arrived and it was beautiful. And it tasted equally as great. The sausage pizza with arugula. It was awesome. Might want to make a reservation for this great place. Its is very popular. Highly recommend the sausage pizza.

Nice pizza & pasta location in Brisbane City.i really like the gnocci but the pizza is good for a…read morechange. Friendly staff, really like the setup of the restaurant.

The food is great. They make their own pasta on site. But everything else seems sub-standard…read more 1. Surcharges. No prominent signs about surcharges as required under ACL [Australian Consumer Law]. This is illegal! If they surcharge you, contact your bank and have it reversed, because they have broken the law. 2. Staff are inattentive. They seem to nonchalantly ask "Can I help you?" then scamper off. They don't bring water, offer menus, Wi-Fi password, help you with the App, etc. 3. They have split bill, because you pay when ordering, rather than at the end. Which I quite like. It also means you can leave as soon as you finish, rather than trying to find one of the evasive staff that seem to scamper away from you. 4. Food and drink are on the expensive side, but you are getting quality. Pity the staff service is not of the same quality.

I went here and one of the employees punched me and spat on my food. I didn't really like him. I…read morewas here with my autistic friend zayde so the employee also made fun of him and threw gum in his hair, so he had to go bald. 1 star

Don't love that QR code for service but I understand that to be the way it is in Queensland. The…read morefood was yummy. Espresso martini expertly made and on the cocktail hour menu (weekdays til 6). Also got a starter salad which was delicious, slightly overdressed but I enjoyed the fresh veggies and fruit. The chicken Marsala was delicious, chicken cooked nicely with l perfect grill flavor and roasted potatoes and perfectly cooked veggies. Good portion size too. Quite pleased overall.

I'm normally not a fan of pizza, nor do I choose to eat it very often. In fact, I used to refuse…read morefree pizza that is often handed out at club meetings when I was in my undergrad university. I would think back to the days of "cardboard cheese" on Domino's boxes of individually packed pizza slices ordered in grade school and wince. Once in a while, I do enjoy pizza though, especially if it's from Cheeseboard, but T4 Gourmet Pizza House will very much do. The pizza crust is the perfect thickness, and has a nice crunch, but isn't over baked. Since I'm not a big fan of deep dish pizza and lots of tomato sauce on my pizza anyway, this is the perfect place for me! Oh, and they're very generous with the toppings! They have a "lunch special" where any small pizza from two of their select menus comes with a free drink for the price of just a pizza, and it's not a bad deal! I got the vegetarian pizza and a can soda for just $10, but some of their other menu items tend to be a little pricier, especially for a "fast food-y" place like T4. Upsides are that T4 is open past lunchtime (past 2pm) and right in the hustle bustle of Toowong - but a downside is that they are cash only. But hey, they're good enough for me to return to.

Why is everything 'gourmet' suddenly? Do I blame Masterchef for introducing this word into the…read moremainstream? What makes something 'gourmet' anyway? Because I don't really see whats gourmet about T4's pizza. Don't get me wrong, the pizza is pretty good, I just don't know what makes it gourmet. Is it gourmet when it's cooked in the actual restaurant or perhaps using fresh ingredients? But on that thought process, wouldn't Pizza hut and Domino's also technically be gourmet? I mean, their pizza ingredients probably come from the same place; a supermarket, not an organic farm. But back to T4. The pizza is good, you should try it if you're in the area. And the prices are pretty reasonable for the portions, $11 will fill two people up nicely. And kudos for whoever came up with the names for the pizzas, I do love me a slice of Astro Boy. That said, I'll eat the pizza because I am sick of chain store pizzas and the price at T4 is right. But I'll stay for the dessert pizza. YES, DESSERT PIZZA! This is why I'm giving T4 3.5 stars rather than 3 (although we don't do half marks here at Yelp). The dessert pizzas are GOOD. Chocolate and banana, strawberry and chocolate, the dessert pizzas are what makes this place 'okay' to 'YES.' The staff are friendly, albeit somewhat depressed at times. But I think that has something to do with getting mixed reviews online. For the record, this is a positive review! T4 also offers pasta, but just check out one of the dozen Italian restaurants if you're having a creamy carb craving. Stick to the pizza. BYO is offered (wine only) so bring that wine, just don't fill up before dessert!

Saturday night busy and it's Chinese Lunar New Year. So tired after flying from Cairns…read more Craving for Italian food and my Australian nephew recommended the place. The ambiance is very casual has an indoor outdoor dining. Very nice table set up. We were seated after 10 mins and our sever was so quick and gave an excellent service. The mushroom and feta cheese pizza was so crispy yet not too salty The seafood carbonara was excellent. The side salad was fresh and balsamic vinegar was spot on . The pinging drink and Barbie were refreshing. Overall I loved the place

Delicious pizzas and pasta at a reasonable price Downside is…read moreit is very loud. Ambience is rather casual with very friendly wait staff. Food is about 18-25$ a plate with about 11$ sides. The cigar pizza is savory and a great signature dish. Parmesan chips are a decent size and tastes great. Strawberry fields mock tail is sweet delicious jug is 16$ and can get about 4 cups out of it. Would definitely come again during a less busy time.

It's solid wood-fired pizza. My main knocks against it are the limited menu and the price for what…read moreyou get. What I got was a margherita with arugula (rocket seems to be the term du jour). I enjoyed it, and the crust was pleasantly bubbled and charred, but I did wish there were more vegetarian options. Mushrooms apparently only come with a white pizza, and peppers, my go to option, were nowhere to be found. I would be happy to go back if I were in the area, and it is next to the major sports stadium and bus depot around these parts. I don't know that I'd go out of my way though.

What a lovely place to dine on a Sunday evening. This darling restaurant opened up last November on…read moreLogan Road and I just can't believe that I just found out about it. We had just eaten pizza the night before so I decided to order the rocket salad with roasted grapes, pecorino, and fried almonds and meatballs while D had the salami, mozzarella, and olives pizza. He added the hot salami for $1, which by the way, is totally worth it. My meal was fantastic! It was the perfect portion for me . It was a lighter meal that was super tasty! The meatballs were smaller than I imagined and came in a mild tomato sauce. The meatballs were a perfect combo with my salad. My salad was SO good, pretty big portion, and tasted so fresh! I loved it because the grapes and fried almonds were tossed with the rocket and the pecorino was sliced and placed on top. I shared both of my dishes and still had plenty to eat. D even shared a slice of his pizza with me which made me very happy! The pizzas are Neapolitan style and they do a superb job. We sat outside which was the perfect temperature. It can be a bit stuffier inside. Our waiter was really friendly and greeted us warmly. He let us sit where we'd like outside. He chatted with us for a bit and brought us water. From the time we ordered to the time the food came out was great. Not fast as lightning but not slow as molasses. I probably would have liked had he checked on us a bit more and brought us more water when we ran out. D has a macchiato to wash his meal down. I wanted a chai latte but they didn't have one. It's a great place to take a date or a big group of friends. They can move table and chairs to fit your needs. You can also do takeaway pizza and if you pick up a pizza loyalty card, every 6th pizza is on the house! AWESOME or what!? The menu is quite interesting with its toppings. For example, I was very curious to what the white based tuscan kale/mozzarella/anchovy/chili pizza would taste like. I would probably ask to remove the anchovy unless I was feeling risky. Super fun evening out and I am so happy to see places like this popping up! If you're craving a quality pizza, head over to Woolloongabba and check out this area out.

I think I have a new favourite Italian restaurant in Grappino. Located on Given Terrace in…read morePaddington right next to Montrachet, the décor is flawless, the staff are friendly, and the food is outstanding. Our entrée of bruschetta was some of the best I've tasted and it was a dead heat as to who received the best main course. My gnocchi was rich and creamy without being overbearing or heavy and went nicely with the caprese salad I ordered as a side. I tasted my companions' dishes (penne puttanesca and prosciutto-wrapped pork) and both were incredibly flavoursome. We ordered a tiramisu and panna cotta from the dessert menu and thoroughly enjoyed both along with espresso shots. The restaurant is simply but beautifully decorated and Italian film and television posters adorn the walls. The ladies bathroom was very clean and spacious and perfumes were available for those needing a top-up. Overall, the experience was fantastic with the only room for improvement being the lighting, which was a little bright. I'll be making the trip to Paddington quite regularly.

Grappino is located next to one of Brisbane's icon restaurants (Montrachet) and often gets…read moreoverlooked when considering a great place to have a meal. It's a traditional Italian trattoria and is a wonderful little space inside the restaurant, with part of the space dominated by a very large collection of Italian (and other countries) wines, which can match any of the meals you opt for. The menu is very pasta based, which is great for an Italian restaurant, but there are other options just in case you feel like something different. When the restaurant is full, it has an amazing vibe but it can become a little difficult to hear your dining companions, so if you love a robust conversation and a good meal Italian style, then Grappino is the spot

The food is disgustingly horrible. Obviously the owners are not from Italy. The staff were…read moreridiculous. Almost like they were children with a bad temper. Portion sizes were tiny any overly expensive. Don't bother. Hopeless and you're only gonna be disappointed!!!

Absolute rubbish. Delivery on a Monday night took over two…read morehours. Cold pizza, bland toppings, and 'large' pizzas that barely rated as kids' servings. Completely ruined a family get together, and no apologies offered. Also claimed not to be the store responsible when we called to locate our order, despite being the only store. Absolute rubbish.