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Reviews on Pizza food in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Australia’s third-largest city, Brisbane is the hub of Queensland culture, offering a peek at the past and a glimpse into the future. Visit the historic Windmill and Old Commissariat Store, built by convicts in 1828, or fast-forward to the present (and beyond) with a trip to the new Gallery of Modern Art. Mingle with locals atop Mount Coot-tha, cruise the Brisbane River to South Bank’s sandy beach on the City Cat and make sure to fill the cuteness quota at Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, home to koalas and kangaroos.
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10. Popolo Italian Kitchen and Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 681 reviews
Reviewed By neilc319
Apparently the name means People in Italian and there was plenty of them there when I visited. For good reason too. A comprehensive and creative menu with many of the old favorites some given a new slant. The service was casual and attentive and the atmosphere comfortable and warm. Great location too down on the Southbank strip. Not cheap but good. Iâd go back.
9. Verve Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 360 reviews
Reviewed By lupe19
Went there in March for a friend's birthday. She had a booking but unfortunately some people were late or couldn't make it. The staff had poor communication with each other as within 5 minutes, 3 different people came to find out if we were ready to order. Then only a minute after this another person came to see if we were ready to order. We told this man no and that several people had already come to ask us within 5 mins. He said he was the manager and he sent them all to find out if we were ready because he wanted to take the rest of our table to get more people in the door. He was very demanding and upset my friend whose birthday it was. Considering we had a booking and the restaurant was far from full, this behaviour was unacceptable. To make things worse when I asked a waitress where the bathrooms was she just pointed and said "that way" with a bad attitude. I've worked in retail and hospitality and if I ever spoke like that to a customer in that tone, I'd be sacked. The bathroom was up some dodgy stairs and was not signed well. It was disgustingly dirty so I warned others not to use it. Then one of my friends wanted to order another drink. While the same waitress as before was collecting plates, my friend asked if she could get another drink. The waitress ignored this request and said in her rude tone "are you finished?" My friends said yes and that she just also wanted to get another drink. The waitress didn't want to deal with this request and again asked in her rude tone if my friend was finished her food. Seriously, how hard is it to multitask and be polite? To top it off the same rude waitress tried to charge our table twice for a meal. Considering the food was average and I could easily make at home, I won't be back and going by my friends reactions to the experience, they won't be either. And for anyone wondering if it got busy after they demanded half our table, no it didn't and now I know why.
8. Il Verde
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
Reviewed By Travel_Me_Happy_3103
Dinner with friends on a Wednesday night.Good size servings, and the food was really tasty.We shared some starters, and then had individual mains.Staff were helpful and friendly.Prices were reasonable too.Happy to hear that you enjoyed your experience! We hope we'll see you again soon
7. Julius Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 695 reviews
Reviewed By annetteh437
The restaurant was VERY busy, we had our starters which were delicious, but somehow our mains order was lost, so we waited and waited. When brought to their attention they immediately rectified, were very apologetic and went above and beyond to compensate. All the food was excellent, the ambience was lovely, the staff great - I think our delay was a one off that was handled perfectly by the manager. I would not hesitate to visit again or recommend.
6. Bella Tiarnie Italian Restaurant & Gourmet Pizzas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 403 reviews
Deliciously fresh, handmade Italian. New look menu with more dishes to try. Come in and meet Leo and his friendly staff for the best Italian experience in New Farm, Brisbane. We now have our liquor license with a range of wines, beers, spirits and cocktai
Reviewed By Trevor B
Traditional Italian restaurant in Brunswick Street Fortitude Valley/New Farm.Smallish venue with two separate dining areas. Typical basic Italian decor and seating.Menu choices as to be expected. Service was friendly. Food, on the night we dined, was average. The Owner/chef spoke very highly of his food but unfortunately we did not share his opinion.The restaurant is fully licensed but BYO wine is permitted however it is limited to one bottle and a charge of $15 is levied. The restaurant wine list is very limited and the quality of the wine offered is very poor eg Yellow Tail !There are many other Italian restaurants to choose from and unfortunately I must say I would not hurry back to this establishment.Hello Trevor, thank you so much for your feedback. Our BYO is currently $5 per person (we have had this price for quite a few months now). Could we ask you which day you were in so we can check what went wrong please? we value everyone's comments and would like to improve any point mentioned. We look forward to receiving your email [email protected]
5. Beccofino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 340 reviews
Reviewed By frank r
who would ever guess....we started with a pizza which left every other pizza in the world for dead....simplicity!!! then a spag bolognese...with real meat...marvelous tomato base...not covered with oil...and perfect al dente spags...what ??? in Salzburg Austria ?!?!? yes sir...did not need parmesan...nor chilli....just the best, humble cooking !!!what a surprise after the blend local food....
4. Tartufo Classic Italian
Overall Ratings
4 based on 947 reviews
Tartufoâs menu is classic Italian! Inspired inspired by chef & owner Tony Percuoco's home town, Naples, and the surrounding regions of Tuscany, Umbria and Abruzzo, each decadent dish is designed to achieve visual beauty, texture, acidity, balance and enjo
Reviewed By millzorz
Last minute decision for an Italian dinner! The pasta was al dente and perfectly cooked. The mushroom pasta just needed a touch more salt or cheese but was other wise delicious. The chicken pate was amazing. The veal entrée (with mayo, tuna etc) was alright but I was expecting more flavour. Service was great at the start, but as the night got busier we were waiting longer and longer for food. All up I think we spent 2 hours there - mainly waiting for our food to come out... If you are ok with eating early, get there before it gets too hectic!
3. Corbett & Claude
Overall Ratings
4 based on 423 reviews
As a bar, cafe and a place to meet for lunch, dinner or after work drinks we have everything you need. We don't like to complicate things, it's all about the freshest ingredients and a place where you can share platters, pizzas, desserts, âand drinks.
Reviewed By geovaughnni
The food is locally sourced and reasonably priced. I had the spaghetti carbonara which was good but a bit bland for my taste. The service was friendly, helpful and attentive. There was a nice local crowd in the restaurant for lunch and what appeared to be baffles in the ceiling to keep the noise level manageable. I am rounding my rating up to 4 based on the service and the price. Helpful Hint: The restaurant is not immediately on the street. There was a sign on the sidewalk pointing in the direction of the restaurant.
2. Casa Nostra Ristorante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 184 reviews
Reviewed By Scottysdad
We stayed for one night locally so looked for a restaurant within easy walking distance of our hotel.The Casa Nostra was only 400 metres away and we were impressed with the contents of the Trip Advisor reviews from other diners.We certainly made the right choice. The service was great, the ambience spot on and the food was excellent. I had the Linguini Gamberi and my wife had a risotto.Both were generous portions, full of flavour and freshly made.The only slight gripe is the price of wine. I think the cheapest bottle was $46 and our choice came in quite a bit higher. How about a more reasonable vino della casa?All in all a very good and seemingly popular restaurant. Weâd go back.
1. Wooden Horse Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 279 reviews
Wooden Horse boasts a unique dining experience that has everything the city centre has to offer, right in the heart of Clayfield. Two brothers, trained as chefs in different corners of Brisbane, have joined forces to make all this possible. Using the fres
Reviewed By Mysticwossum
First time trying Wooden Horse, what can I say but AMAZING! The young staff are so welcoming and committed which is really refreshing to see. The atmosphere is very relaxed. Please do your tastebuds a favor and have the steak, yummy! The cocktails were delish too! Will definitely be back!
