Pizza Piazza – Prahran
This place is a bit of a Melbourne gluten free institution – it’s one of the only places where you can get a large range of gluten free pizza, garlic bread, pasta. They claim to have the biggest gluten free menu in Melbourne and they are probably right. One of the owners is Coeliac so there’s some reassurance that they know what they are doing. Whilst the food is not the most amazing, it’s good value.
Great position, at the Windsor end of Chapel Street. A good place to go to for a casual lunch or dinner with friends.
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171 Chapel St, Windsor
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I looooove the food here. I nearly fell off my seat in excitement when I saw gluten-free garlic bread on the menu. FAB. Annoyingly though, they close the kitchen between 3 and 6pm or something … and since whenever I’m on Chapel St, I always end up having a late lunch, this bothers me exceedingly. The service isn’t amazing from what i recall … but yeah … wicked food for glutenfree ….
Menu looks really nice and has a good variety…looking forward to going there soon..
I just remembered….we went there ages ago and hated the pizza….reason being….bases overcooked…burnt…and not much on top. I would like to go back again and try the other dishes…I’ve heard other items on the menu are really nice.
This place is amazing. I hadnt eaten gnocchi at a resteraunt for 4 years before going here. And they sell GF Beer! – being able to have a pizza and beer almost made me feel ‘normal’ again….
We went there the other day for lunch and had the gnocchi gorgonzola…….yummo…to die for …..if you love cheese. We also had garlic bread and arancini balls. I can’t wait to go back. We all found the food to be delicious…..and safe and a great menu for us coeliacs.
When I was living in Richmond, I use to take the tram to Pizza Piazza to get pizza. However too often I found there bases to be too soft for my liking. I haven’t been there in a few years, so I hope that they have fixed that problem.
I love Pizza Piazza and unlike some others that have commented, I really like their pizzas! They use Lifestyle Bakery pizza bases I am told which are my favourite along with their range of bread.
I’ll have to try the Gnocci next time i’m there!
I just discovered that Pizza Piazza actually make their own Gluten Free pizza bases in house. so there you go.
Ate here , hated the pizza it was just awful plus the food made me ill. The bases were floury, crumbly and tasted like 100% maize. Very surprised that the coeliac society pumps it up so much!
I also love their pizzas! Even with a not so great customer service. But still want to visit them again.