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    Craig Street Pizza

    Craig Street Pizza

    4.8
    (10 reviews)
    39.4 km

    Great pizza choice in Parksville. Walking in I was greeted…read moreimmediately by the staff with great attitude and enthusiasm. I realized right away they have a lot of choices and interesting toppings. You can get a whole pizza or order by the slice. I couldn't choose a single pizza so I ordered two different slices. They gave a couple tables outside to enjoy the elements but also a table and counter seating area inside if you want to be inside. You can watch them making pizza; from stretching the dough, saucing, topping to cooking. So much fun to watch. Taste is AWESOME!! I truly loved the pizza. The toppings, perfect amount of sauce and great crust. The crust is the secret to me. Great tasting, nice crunch and just a slight sweet taste. I suggest trying this place out if looking for a pizza night.

    Was looking for something simple for supper to take over to the boardwalk for a picnic by the water…read more& I recall a local mentioning this pizza place to me awhile back. The bonus of this location, was proximity to the park & it was open on a Monday night in Nov. There was a decent amount of "by the slice" options available, all thin crust but I wouldn't say this is a cheap option if you're looking for more than 2 different pieces to enjoy. The prices for their full pizzas did seem more reasonable though (but way more than I needed, so opted for by the slice). I appreciated that the individual slices were warmed up, placed on a paper tray & in a paper bag large enough that the pizza could still be carried flat. The place itself is directly situated on the corner. I was going to park behind but really couldn't figure out if that was for the place or more for quick pick ups. So opted parking across the street in the large parking lot (I believe is truly only for another store but as they were closed & I observed many others were doing the same to grab their pizza, I followed the locals on this). Small, simple place with raised seating along/near the windows. Space inside is mostly allocated to the order area, hot area for different baked pizzas by the slice, prep area & large fire oven (which makes sense if most of their customers take the pizza to go). I did laugh at the polite chalk sign demonstrating how to properly carry take out pizza. Would love to know if the plain stickman & pizza box saying yes/no to carrying positions started off as a joke or if they really felt demonstration was required for their patrons ;) I was a bit overwhelmed stepping into the pizza place with the level of music inside (lady couldn't hear me/I couldn't hear her) & just quickly picked two I thought I understood enough what they were visually (I can confirm they were chicken pizza options of something tasty but still have no idea what they would be called if I was to ask for the same 2 slices again). Overall, great for a quick option to go but I'm going to give this 4 stars at the moment & return another day when the head isn't struggling with post migraine symptoms. That way I can properly confirm accessibility, seating options, level of music, brightness of lights, if there's a bathroom for customers, where to properly park, etc.

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    Saffron

    Saffron

    4.4
    (35 reviews)
    25.1 km
    $$

    I like everything I've ordered from Saffron. The butter chicken is good and spiced to liking. The…read moreorder for delivery and take out is much more plentiful than the eat in size. I've had a couple pizzas delivered and they were good and came hot. This time around we tried the lasagne and ribs and were pleasantly surprised. It's hard to get good store bought lasagne.

    So I went to Saffron in 2019 and had Butter Chicken so sweet I didn't eat it and left. (No one…read moreasked me if another dish might suit me better.) Six years later my wife and I decided to try again. Me: I was here years ago and I found the dish I ate too sweet. Is it possible to get my food without sugar? Sweet Waitress What was the dish? Me: I think it was Butter Chicken Sweet: There's no sugar in our Butter Chicken. It's made with tomato paste, ketchup... Me: (after she had finished listing ingredients.) Ketchup is almost pure sugar. I've been eating Indian cuisine for the large part of two centuries and in many cities on two continents. I cook northern and southern Indian dishes. I've taken classes, have several cookbooks and subscribe to the better you tube channels (I recommend Swasthi's.) Ketchup is not an ingredient in Indian food. I asked if there was ketchup in several other dishes and was basically told that the Korma was my best and only choice. There was ketchup even in the tandoori chicken. (There is an exception. There is a little chopped onion salad that is often made with either tomato chutney or ketchup.) Korma is a light sauce usually made with yoghurt and maybe a little cream. This was thickened with flour. So much flour that it reminded me of the time I tasted the paste in nursery school. The best word to describe it is "glop." To the many people who wrote rave reviews I beg you to take the ferry to the city and go to one of the many fabulous Indian restaurants there. Swad in West Vancouver is closest and the best. Vij's is amazing but very pricey. Sula and East is East are both terrific and you will pay the same as Saffron, maybe a tad less. My wife had the dahl. A lentil dish. It had a very strong flavour of...you guessed it---ketchup. We asked and, yes, it was, in fact, ketchup. The service was lovely. The naan bread was very good. Neither of them contained ketchup. Here is Swasthi's Butter Chicken recipe: https://www.indianhealthyrecipes.com/butter-chicken/#wprm-recipe-container-38378

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