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Pizza lovers, Pizzeria Amici is here to tempt your taste buds with the wood fired oven taking centre stage in this warm and welcoming family restaurant. Michele Macri and his wife Elena serve classic combinations along with Michele's favourite from Italy, with a tomato base, gorgonzola, mozzarella, anchovies, hot salami, mushrooms and the Nonna Pina, in honour of his mother, with mozzarella, potato and peppers. 
A weekly specials board makes it well worth returning along with the homemade desserts - especially Elena's tiramisu.

Reviews of Pizzeria Amici

  • Drew Smith   32 reviews
    Great little pizzeria in the burbs. The woodfired pizzas are as good as you get anywhere in Europe and the toppings are varied and really different but extra yummy. They will have a pizza to suit everyone in the family and the small restaurant has a great ambience. Need to book to avoid disappointment.
  • Lisa Smith   59 reviews
    This restaurant is a great one to have in the area as the pizzas are amazing. It is a small restaurant with a great atmosphere and because most of the staff are family who own the restaurant they really care and the service is fantastic. You will get a real treat when you dine at this restaurant and the story behind the restaurant is a great one!!
  • pizzafan   2 reviews
    ate there food was wonderful good atmosphere
    and service was delightful i highly recomend it 5/5
  • Tuesday:
    5:30 PM-10:00 PM
  • Wednesday:
    5:30 PM-10:00 PM
  • Thursday:
    5:30 PM-10:00 PM
  • Friday:
    5:30 PM-10:00 PM
  • Saturday:
    5:30 PM-10:00 PM
  • Sunday:
    5:30 PM-10:00 PM

Restaurants

Cuisine

Italian

Price Guide

Mains $20-$30

Licensing

BYO

Menu

Dinner

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Editorial Reviews

  • Pizzeria Amici

    Dani Valent, Reviewer

    Monday, April 16, 2007

    Lots of places bang on about their family feeling. This is the real deal.

    What does a pizza chef do when he comes into work each day? Fire up the oven, knead the dough and slice cheese, meat and vegetables? Sure, Michele Macri does all that, but his most important job is to check the weather forecast. If it's hot, he needs less yeast for the daily batch of dough; if it's cold, he has to add more. "He goes crazy because the weather changes so much here," says Elena Macri, translating for her husband, a pizza perfectionist from Pisa, who arrived in Australia just three years ago. (They met at Templestowe's Pizza Espresso; he was making pizzas, she was eating them.) The dough done, Macri turns to the toppings. Eggplant, zucchini and peppers are roasted in small batches each day. Prosciutto, spek (smoked prosciutto), and salami are prepared. Mozzarella, gorgonzola and taleggio lie in wait. Then, as each pizza is ordered, the toppings are judiciously laid across the dough and baked in the redgum-fired oven that dominates this warm, welcoming one-room ...

    Source: The Age

    Full review on The Age

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