Son of a Pizzaiolo - Melbourne

This place used to be a great selection of Italian food, attentive staff and great atmosphere. we returned last night because of our experiences to have a solemn dinner and were so disappointed! the restaurant seems its clientele on the...under 20 crowds with doof doof music that it plays as if we were in a nightclub! they serve only pizza and a few escapes and desserts the beautiful selection of foods they offered earlier was not where you could be seen. we chose an antipasto plate and a pizza. the antipasto plate was terrible with had 2 cheeses that were very similar in taste 4 different meats with pizza teig brot no pickles or anything to break the fatness. our pizza was more teig than to beat. the restaurant was really not so busy, but we waited for our pizza forever! I never refuse to dessert, but we waited for our pizza that we just left. we were also waiting for the allowed 1.5 hours due to corona virus restrictions with all.

My man and I wanted to eat with our baby in his baby car last night. the waiter, who said to us, “the pram is too much, not with a baby.” the restaurant is not very spacious, the tables are close, it is completely understandable that the pram. can be annoyed. but there was a lot of space outside, no other mozens out there (everyone thinks that the restaurant inside was only half full at almost 8 o'clock, don't know what he expected on a Sunday night) and we would fortunately sit outside. his kind was rude and abrasiw, he didn't even offer us the opportunity to sit outside or leave the stroller out of it, he just said no because we had the baby in the stroller. we would have let the prager out of that fortunately, so that the young people sit on my lap, but this waiter has just turned us away rudely. noi pizzeria further north on the high street has anyway better Italian cuisine and are always wonderful when we are there with our stroller. like the wesley anne where we eat, pram and everyone. I also asked myself later in the evening how to deal with the mooses in the wheelchair. not the same as a child car at all, because we can manage without where a person in a wheelchair needs to move around, but no less bulky than our child car, how do they come up differently capable of parachutes?

I went to this restaurant for dinner and ordered the calamari rings. I was very disappointed with the dish, as it tasted like something you would get at a McDonald's. However, the staff did offer to comp my meal to make up for it. The couple at the table next to me ordered the lasagne, which was also burnt and unappetizing. The burnt crust had to be removed to reach the edible layer underneath. I will not be returning to this restaurant nor will I recommend it to any friends.

This is the worst pasta dish I've ever had. The menu is very limited and the prices are low, but the quality of the food is not up to par. Initially, we were seated at a table that was too crowded, so we had to ask to move. The restaurant was not very busy, but we still had trouble getting the attention of the staff. I definitely will not be returning.

Probably the best pizza I ever had in Australia... real Naples style... beautiful and tasty entrees... Friendly service. Can't wait to return for trying pasta. Highly recommended!!!