27th September 2008
Better than pizza hut, anyway!
I admit, I'm not particularly partial to pizzas. Usually, they're greasy, doughy, and generally far too "fast foodish" to stomach. However, Gioberti's changes that a bit, and prepares freshly made, authentic pizza which is actually pretty good.
I've been here twice, but have sampled various pizzas having taken some friends along, too. They were all freshly made (not frozen like the stodge from Pizza Hut) and were truly thin and crispy - real Italiano!
The pizza tasted fresh and flavoursome, although was perhaps a little sparsley topped, so if you like your pepperoni you might be dissapointed. The prices were also mis-proportioned, with a single pizza to share rising above £10.
Good for an irregular Italian treat but not a regular visit.