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A little special experience, especially positive. First impression of the premises very good. Really nice place with illuminated brick walls and sofas in velvet. The staff were very helpful and helpful. Be a little skeptical at first. First at the prices (100 SEK for 2 slicar + one drink or 130 SEK for 3 slicar + one drink), but also to that pizza never looks very fun when it has been there. The range felt quite small too (got the feeling that they vary a lot though, but have no idea really).
Took a peperoni, quite classic, and a very different without tomato sauce that was with creme fraish (i have for me?), cheese, someone tryffeltjossan on, etc. we thought we start with 2 slicar each, and then we go on and eat something more, because this looks both very expensive and not delicious. But was wrong on both counts. First of all, the slics are bigger than you think, secondly, it was good. Peperonin was pretty standard, not great fun I would say. The second was really good though, not like Crispy, Meno Male etc., but clearly good and different.
Here I was going to put a three in the grade. But then the staff came out and told us that they were testing new Christmas pizzas for Christmas and asked if we wanted to try. So first we each got a slice of a very different pizza with Christmas ham and some kind of mustard sauce (a bit hovmästarsåsså). It was even taser. Then we had to try another meatball pizza with some beetroot mayon. It was also good, but then we could not cope more. 3 slicar was thus good and good, and then 130 kr with drink still considered quite good if you compare with the other "finpizzeriorna". The Christmas ham slice and the nice staff make me put a four. 😊
A little special experience, especially positive. First impression of the premises very good. Really nice place with illuminated brick walls and sofas in velvet. The staff were very helpful and helpful. Be a little skeptical at first. First at the prices (100 SEK for 2 slicar + one drink or 130 SEK...
