Hub Pizza Bar and Cafe

Excellent value for money pizzas.
Priced between Domino’s and Marcellina’s.
They do a roaring trade.

There is a reason why the Dominos in the area doesn’t do well, and it’s Hub Pizza. This is my go to Pizza place, and I’ve brought many people here, and we’re all return customers!
Want a recommendation? Try the Super Supreme (minus mushroom, add anchovies and olives) and the Chicken Supreme. Hub pizza loads on the toppings, and actually uses real chicken!
The people are friendly, the gelato is to die for and the wait times are very low. I’m so glad that I live fairly close by, everyone loves a good pizza, especially when after eating it you don’t feel like you hate yourself.
My only small gripe is that if you order a much larger pizza, the toppings can be mildly sparse and sometimes (rarely) the pizza is floppy. Also, Kalamatra olives are so much nicer than Spanish olives!
Massive fan!

This is easily our go to local takeaway. The American Pizza available in Hot or Mild (which is essentially the pepperoni pizza) is one of the best pepperoni pizzas around. Their other pizzas are pretty good too, not too doughy and adequate toppings. They also have a range of gourmet pizzas and can make party size pizzas for your party with advanced notice.
There’s also calzone, a variety of pasta dishes, salads and standard pub style food (schnitzel, chicken, steak, fish and chips). We’ve only ever ate the pizza, pasta and calzone so I can’t vouch for the other dishes. My favourite pasta from them is Pollo (chicken) and Sole (with prosciutto). Do order their Herb Bread if you are dining in, it’s beautiful ciabatta bread. We also have another favourite which is chilli cheese fries but be careful, this is actually quite spicy.
Service has always been friendly at this casual restaurant. You can also dine in but it’s definitely more popular for takeaways. Pricing is very very reasonable.

I went with a group on a Sunday night and we were about the only people eating there although I saw a lot of people come and pick up take away orders. I’m told also that it gets much busier on other nights of the week.
The outdoor seating is still undercover (including clear plastic curtin things) which meant we were shielded from a lot of the wind and didn’t even notice how cold the evening got until we went to the car park.
Food is standard pub fare, nothing amazing to be said about it. I had the cheesiest lasagne in the world which I eventually had to give up on and one friend had a ravioli which she also didn’t finish because «it just tastes like tinned tomatoes». But the rest of the group had pizza or more straightforward pasta dishes and they all seemed to go down well.
The prices were pretty cheap and the staff were friendly, although they did try to tell me that a lemon lime and bitters can’t be served with vodka. They did make one eventually, just for me, but it took a bit of work.
I was actually torn between a 2 or 3 star rating on this place, I eventually decided on the 3 because they serve gelati here AND will make it up in takeaway tubs for you to have later for just $ 4.90.

This is an amazing Italian restaurant. The food is amazing and the service is brilliant. I highly suggest herb bread and the Lasagne.