Centrepoint Pizza

I hate pizza. I refuse to eat it.
That is, unless it’s Centrepoint Pizza.
I don’t dine in and I collect so I can’t I’ve you much on service or delivery BUT they are ALWAYS busy and it’s the effing cutest — there are usually five or so genuine Italian men, talking all italliany, making genuine Italian pizza, I love it!
Oh, they’re super lovely! I just remembered I was collecting once and there was an indigenous man who was seemingly between homes, they’d obviously given him a garlic bread and let him eat it at the table beside us, gave him glasses of water an encouraged him to be a good buy (I’m not entirely sure he was all there).
Speaking of garlic bread, it’s rubbish.
Portifino with Pineapple is our drug of choice, I highly recommend it.
One star loss is because of garlic bread only.
Excellent pizza is excellent.

This is the tastiest pizza I’ve ever had. Generous amounts of toppings and lots of flavour. Great value .
Fast delivery and excellent service.

These guys make a cracking pizza. Its an unassuming pizza bar in the back streets of Midland and they are tasty. There’s none of this macho bullshit at the store front telling you how they have won world titles in pizza making, no trumpet blowing about how many awards they have up their sleeve, just good honest pizzas.
The Portofina is pretty special, but if that ain’t your thing, the pepperoni was very tasty too. They have a good range on the menu, without it doing your head in, by tyring to choose from 50 different toppings.
The prices are also good, it is definitely value for money. I find get full allot sooner when I eat one of the Centerpoint Pizzas, so its good for the waistline too.
The service is friendly, you may have to wait a bit longer than usual on some days and times though.

My parents lurve this store. Not big on the American chain idea, they prefer to shun big brand Domino’s and Eagle Boys and come here. I have a fairly neutral stance on the pizza shop issue and enjoy all varieties of this traditionally Italian fare.
But, Centrepoint Pizza does give you a big pizza for your buck. They are slightly more expensive than chain pizza places but it sort of evens out when you consider the size. The pizzas here are really tasty and it’s sometimes nice to go to a more authentic store.
I enjoy the fact that older staff work here. I feel a bit on edge knowing that my pizza has being solely manufactured by a fifteen year old child. The shop is always clean and the staff are always friendly. You can watch them place the toppings on the pizza before placing their creation in the massive furnace that is a pizza oven.
There’s a few car parks around here so parking has never been a problem. If you do pop down, get the vegetarian pizza. Lovely.