Traditional, authentic and fresh are three Casinoways words we would use to describe Toni’s Italian Pizzeria in Pinehill. Somm’s Sunday pizza offering is a delicious way to round out the week with friends or family. Every Sunday, the cellar door serves its moreish pizzas in a two-for-one deal, making a relaxed afternoon here all the more appealing.

  • Despite opening a few years ago, you’d still be hard-pressed to find a table at this Dominion Road outpost — a testament to its divine offering.
  • It has been said that you can tell the talents of a pizza chef by their take on a margherita, and Andiamo is no exception.
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  • Dominos Pizza’s latest promotion offering “good” Karens a chance to win free pizza had come under fire.
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  • Topped with Ora’s Farm mushrooms and truffle caviar, it’s divine, sumptuous and perfect for sharing.
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  • We like the never-fail Boscaiola, with truffle and mushroom, or the Parma, with prosciutto, mozzarella, tomato, parmesan and basil.
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  • The major reason why flame is preferred by customers is the quality of the ingredients we use as we promote Organic…
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Toto Pizza

Authentically made to boast that perfectly chewy base, each pizza here is made with great care and attention. Topped with Ora’s Farm mushrooms and truffle caviar, it’s divine, sumptuous and perfect for sharing. This perennially busy Grey Lynn osteria always draws a crowd for its delicious food and beverage offerings. This Jervois Road stalwart is one venue that offers consistently wonderful food, from its pastas to its meatballs, and everything in between.

Crispy, Charred ‘Leopard Spots’

Dominos Pizza’s latest promotion offering “good” Karens a chance to win free pizza had come under fire. We like the never-fail Boscaiola, with truffle and mushroom, or the Parma, with prosciutto, mozzarella, tomato, parmesan and basil. Merging traditional Italian flavours with New York’s signature thin-crust pies, the pizza at this Grey Lynn local demonstrates what beauty can be born when cultures collide. While we’d always recommend dining in at the new Jervois Road trattoria, can we just say the addition of the takeaway pizza window to this busy neighbourhood has been a godsend.
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  • Led by masterful Chef Nick Landsman, Gloria’s modus operandi has always been taking the easy lunchtime experience to bold new heights.
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  • But with no bad choices on the inclusive menu, there’s really no going wrong.
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  • One of Auckland’s most beloved Italian stalwarts has long been known for serving some of the best pizza in town.
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  • This perennially busy Grey Lynn osteria always draws a crowd for its delicious food and beverage offerings.
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  • A neighbourhood favourite for 25 years, Non Solo Pizza welcomes all with open arms — and nothing says ‘welcome back’ like one of its delicious pizzas.
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  • If you have a sizeable group to cater for and pizza’s are the go, look no further than Ponsonby Road eatery Elmo’s.
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  • Chef Ivan Janic specialises in perfectly wood-fired, Roman-style pizza at his Surrey Crescent spot The Master and Margarita.
  • Merging traditional Italian flavours with New York’s signature thin-crust pies, the pizza at this Grey Lynn local demonstrates what beauty can be born when cultures collide.
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  • Our menu ranges from big-city flavours to the more traditional and aromatic tastes.
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  • And while you really can’t beat the Margherita here, those craving something more lavish will find it in the goats cheese pizza, adorned with pear, vincotto, fennel cream and rocket.
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  • You might have trouble choosing a flavour, but you’ll have no trouble eating these moreish and approachable pizzas.
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  • Located in Ponsonby’s newest hospitality precinct, Rose Alley (surrounded by a variety of other food and drink vendors) this pizzeria is a newcomer that is well worth trying out.
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Since opening with great aplomb in 2022, Bivacco has become a go-to destination for a delicious long Italian lunch. And while you really can’t beat the Margherita here, those craving something more lavish will find it in the goats cheese pizza, adorned with pear, vincotto, fennel cream and rocket. Located in Ponsonby’s newest hospitality precinct, Rose Alley (surrounded by a variety of other food and drink vendors) this pizzeria is a newcomer that is well worth trying out. Our menu ranges from big-city flavours to the more traditional and aromatic tastes. Our light sourdough crust is legendary, made on the premises and complemented by the finest toppings. You might have trouble choosing a flavour, but you’ll have no trouble eating these moreish and approachable pizzas.

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Here, the Gamberi is a must-try, featuring garlic prawns, chilli, courgette and San Marzano tomato. The major reason why flame is preferred by customers is the quality of the ingredients we use as we promote Organic… But with no bad choices on the inclusive menu, there’s really no going wrong.

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