Never seen so much shredded spam on a $ 20 pizza. It was what I would expect from a $ 5 Dominoes pizza. Gross. If you’re asking $ 20 for your pizza, use real ham. On all 3(different) pizzas too. I paid $ 65 for dough and spam. And really rude on the phone. Won’t be eating here again.
Kathryn D.
Place rating: 2 Summertown, Australia
Especially bad telephone manner. Long wait and parts missing to my order on more than one occasion. This time I tried to ring the shop back when driver did not turn up with the missing part of order. They were not picking up the phone even though I had already been charged to my card.
Moe L.
Place rating: 4 Australia
Pizza places in the central hills come and go all the time. But three have been around for almost forever; Crafers, Aldgate Café, and Giovanni’s in Mt Barker. The one thing they all have in common isn’t low prices, or flashy advertising, it’s a loyal customer base built on consistency. The guy who runs the Crafers has been there as long as I can remember, making Crafers the most consistent pizza bar in the hills. A normal pizza menu, with a few different and veg options. The garlic bread is the old traditional stuff wrapped in foil. If I could eat garlic bread all the time I would. But bread makes you fat. If you find yourself waiting for a pizza, check out the dining room, there’s some genuinely awesome and fascinating photos of old Crafers town. The sort of stuff you’d only see at the state library or a museum. This pizza bar was a part of my childhood. And is now a part of my adulthood. Mmmm pizza.
John T.
Place rating: 3 Australia
Crafers Pizza is your typical local pizza bar. Expect typical pizza fare on a standard menu with meal deals and the option of takeaway and delivery. Unfortunately for Crafer’s Pizza, they’re located across the road from Jimmies, a gourmet pizza restaurant. This means that they stick to the tried and true method of alright pizza at a pretty good price. My favourite thing about Crafer’s Pizza is that they deliver late into the night. I’ve had the odd study session when I was living up in the hills where cramming got so intense I forgot to eat and didn’t have the time to cook. Thankfully these guys were there to punctuate my study with hot, cheesy pizza.
