Family Friday every week: two fourteens, sides, a bottle and the cookie skillet for thirty quid. The base is chewy and actually tastes of something. Postcode checker said fifty minutes on a Friday; it was forty-five.
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I did not believe a sixteen was two and a half tens until the website drew it. Now we order one sixteen instead of two twelves and save money.
Nduja, pepperoni, jalapeños and hot honey. It is the best thing on the High Street. The garlic dough balls with it are not optional.
We are at the edge of the area so it is £3 and about fifty minutes on a Saturday. The pizza was hot and good. Four stars only for the wait, which the site warned me about.
Nine pounds for a ten inch, wedges and a can with my college card. The ten inch is a proper size, not a side plate.
The cookie dough skillet arrived soft in the middle and the ice cream was still frozen in its own bag. Small thing, but nobody else bothers.
About the four stars
Newbridge on a Saturday is the far end, and Jo is right.
Newbridge is four miles down the valley and on a Saturday evening the oven is flat out and the riders have Blackwood first. Fifty minutes is the honest time, and the postcode checker adds the rush and the distance from the clock so you see it before you order, which Jo says it did. It is still fifty minutes.
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