While I appreciate this is a family run pizzeria - it should never take 50 minutes to get a pizza…read more This was our experience last night. Unfortunately for us we were served after a table of a dozen or so men who all ordered pizzas. Our breaking point came when we finished our bottle of wine, our two young children became restless and we realised everyone in the restaurant who came in after us were enjoying their dinner. (Pasta dishes) The only reason I am giving two stars here is because the pizza was actually half decent (we took them takeaway in the end).

Recently re-opened after a long break and has been updated with new owners. really fresh modern…read morepizza's with a great thin base. Had a pizza with spicy sausage and it was fab. Will be getting more from them in the future

My two favorite pizzas here are the sunflower and Mexican both super delicious they definitely know…read morehow to make a good pizza!

Ordered pizza for delivery for the first time. Lovely thin crust finally a pizza my kids enjoyed.read more

Nice pizza and pasta place. Gluten free crust available. Many toppings and choices.read more

I live close by and just wanted to say their pizzas are lovely. Their pizzas always have plenty of…read moretopping and their pizza base is beautiful and soft but with a thin layer of crunch. Not too oily. My only criticism would b that some of their pizzas don't come standard with a variety of toppings I.e BBQ chicken standard only comes with chicken, cheese and bbq sauce. I always get extra topping of mushroom and onion at least.

I ordered from this pizza shop on Saturday, we ordered a lasagne ,and two medium pizzas ( margarita…read moreand Mexican) The lasagne was very oily and cheesy and the pizzas where not the best. They did offer two free dumplings which was generous.

Shockingly, my husband doesn't really like pizza…read more That said, he likes Tin Pan Alley pizza. Having recently taken over this space from the much-adored Deliza Cucina, Tin Pan Alley has changed little but installed an enormous woodfired pizza oven. The toppings on offer are authentically minimalist (if you've visited Italy, you'll know what I mean) as are the bases. In a way that only a local pizza place can be, the team are warm, friendly and fun. You can even eat in without feeling like you're in anyone's way as they have a full restaurant... the takeaway pizza component is simply a convenience offering. Very importantly (to me, at any rate) they offer gluten free bases and are even careful enough not to cut the pizza with the same implements used to cut the regular ones, thus avoiding cross-contamination. The only thing that prevents this place from getting a full five stars is that the toppings are a bit on the gourmet side. I mean, blue cheese on a pizza? I don't mind the stuff, but no. Yucktown. By all means offer it, but give us a regular capriciosa too.

This was a lovely local establishment with a wide selection of pizzas and drinks. Food was great,…read moreas was service, only let down was the lack of other people!

A run of the mill pizza and pasta joint with a vague nod to the American diners of the 1950s,…read moreDicey's Pizza is one of those businesses that is very much what-you-see-is-what-you-get. It's got all your basic toppings on the menu in both pizza and pasta, along with a few varieties of steak, chicken, seafood, deserts and side orders. At one point they were doing some really scrumptious chips and gravy (which I appeared to be the only one ordering; they always seemed a bit perplexed as to what to do next when I placed my order), although the last time I ate it, it was merely brown, liquid-y flour. But hey, it's possible that they might have pulled their game back together in the meantime. The pizzas are heavy on the toppings, particularly when they feature that rather vile variety of shredded ham, but the crust is a nice medium deep pan and the varieties without the ham are pretty satisfying. I just have a really strong prejudice against that generic shredded ham. The cheesier toppings are good for when you're feeling something heavy and greasy. The pasta might be nice in house, but the creamy varieties are a little on the gluggy side from time to time. The prices are on the cheaper side of standard, and it's free delivery to the local area for a minimum of only $12. The restaurant itself is somewhat amusing, with a couple of posters of James Dean, Marilyn Monroe and other stars of 1950s hanging on beige coloured walls. Dicey's will certainly hit that heavy, junky spot when you're in the zone for it, and there's always a place for that kind of takeaway. You never know when you'll need it.

The order was cancelled on Uber half an hour after we placed it…read more Wasted time waiting for the food.

Huuugge pizza and not just a gimmick! Order by the slice, the big mamma or a smaller (normal)…read moreversion. Flavours are great, the pizza is cooked really well. Open all hours of the night over the weekend, caters to vegans and their calzone to finish is the perfect end to a fantastic meal.

In a world where every pizza is of the same size, the same look, the same taste. The world looks…read morelike a dark place. Good thing at Shawcross is they are serving pizza's with a HUGE difference. The size (HUGE), the ingredients (Fresh) and the offerings (WIDE RANGE) and also a really good customer service is something that will always make you feel welcomed. So when the world is dark we know that Shawcross dares to be different, fun with a fantastic customer service.

My son and I decided to get pizza for dinner, so we went to pizza hut and both ordered pizza's with…read morethe lot, even after ordering our food over the phone and waiting 15mins to pick it up, we still had to wait another 20 mins in store for the pizza's to eventually arrive, very slow service, however the pizza's did taste nice