Cheap Eats - 10" Custom Pizzeria (Braddon)

Masquara said :

? I have never encountered a pizzeria where they DON’T handroll the pizza dough?

Try Artigiana in Jamison. Stretched not rolled.

Alexandra Craig said :

What was the feta and honey like? It almost sounds like a dessert pizza but I bet it had that amazing sweet/salty ratio.

It was on a traditional pizza base, but otherwise it was a reference to ancient pizza culture:

http://nourishedkitchen.com/a-recipe-staititai-ancient-greek-sesame-honey-pizza/

(By the way, it had far less topping than the photo in that article shows, although notice that this pizza is a 3-topping pizza).
It was crisp and salty. The honey gave it a warm glow which rounded out the flavour without overwhelming it.
Good entree. Forgot what came next, but it was probably seafood.

HenryBG said :

madelini said :

Alexandra Craig said :

Charlotte Harper said :

Pizza Gusto’s potato pizza is one of my all time favourites, though under pressure now from the Yarralumla pizza place’s version. Pizza Gusto is due to open a second outlet in Kingston soon.

Yum, I don’t think I’ve ever had a potato pizza but it sounds delicious. I didn’t even know there was a pizza place at Yarralumla?! Though, to be fair I only ever go to the Yarralumla shops to get Turkish food.

Bentham Street Pizza in Yarralumla is ace. They do the best pear and blue cheese pizza – it will convert you to fruit and strong cheese as viable topping options.

I saw “feta & honey” on a pizza menu once, and was unable to resist…

Looking at the photos above, the one on the right looks like something you’d get from Dominos, whereas the one on the left looks like a nice crisp Italian pizza.
I think the idea is to cap it at 3 toppings. If you want any more, get another pizza. Alexandra’s pizza looks like it should have been 3 separate pizzas.

What was the feta and honey like? It almost sounds like a dessert pizza but I bet it had that amazing sweet/salty ratio.

Haha well the 3 separate pizzas thing is my fault, not 10″CM’s – I added a few things to mine because I like that flavour combination. They are super generous with toppings though, had they put a lesser quantity of each topping on I wouldn’t have minded.

madelini said :

Alexandra Craig said :

Charlotte Harper said :

Pizza Gusto’s potato pizza is one of my all time favourites, though under pressure now from the Yarralumla pizza place’s version. Pizza Gusto is due to open a second outlet in Kingston soon.

Yum, I don’t think I’ve ever had a potato pizza but it sounds delicious. I didn’t even know there was a pizza place at Yarralumla?! Though, to be fair I only ever go to the Yarralumla shops to get Turkish food.

Bentham Street Pizza in Yarralumla is ace. They do the best pear and blue cheese pizza – it will convert you to fruit and strong cheese as viable topping options.

I saw “feta & honey” on a pizza menu once, and was unable to resist…

Looking at the photos above, the one on the right looks like something you’d get from Dominos, whereas the one on the left looks like a nice crisp Italian pizza.
I think the idea is to cap it at 3 toppings. If you want any more, get another pizza. Alexandra’s pizza looks like it should have been 3 separate pizzas.

? I have never encountered a pizzeria where they DON’T handroll the pizza dough?

Yeah #AlexandraCraig it’s called “Bentham Street Bar and Pizza”. It does come runner up to the Turkish joint for us, but makes for a good change once in awhile… Certainly worth a try and I think their Gourmet Vegetarian pizza is a winner!

Alexandra Craig said :

Charlotte Harper said :

Pizza Gusto’s potato pizza is one of my all time favourites, though under pressure now from the Yarralumla pizza place’s version. Pizza Gusto is due to open a second outlet in Kingston soon.

Yum, I don’t think I’ve ever had a potato pizza but it sounds delicious. I didn’t even know there was a pizza place at Yarralumla?! Though, to be fair I only ever go to the Yarralumla shops to get Turkish food.

Bentham Street Pizza in Yarralumla is ace. They do the best pear and blue cheese pizza – it will convert you to fruit and strong cheese as viable topping options.

A good potato pizza on a decent base is a real treat. The best one I’ve had came from Bright in Victoria.

Charlotte Harper said :

Pizza Gusto’s potato pizza is one of my all time favourites, though under pressure now from the Yarralumla pizza place’s version. Pizza Gusto is due to open a second outlet in Kingston soon.

Yum, I don’t think I’ve ever had a potato pizza but it sounds delicious. I didn’t even know there was a pizza place at Yarralumla?! Though, to be fair I only ever go to the Yarralumla shops to get Turkish food.

Kalliste said :

I’ve only had the chance to share 1 pizza from here but it was great! I wish I could go back more often.

I haven’t eaten too much from the Hamlet but I did try the churros from Churros King a couple of weeks ago and they were pretty good and a shake from Aprils Van (is it still there?) which was all tasty… until I spilt it everywhere :'(

Ooooh here’s a churros tip for you – Tommy and Me in Macgregor do amazing churros on Saturday mornings outside the cafe – they are probably in my top 3 churros! Not sure where you live, so Macgregor may be a bit of a hike for you, but if you’re ever in the area it’s definitely worth checking out.