Pizza · Glasgow
A Neapolitan pizza place where the leopard-spotted crusts come out of a turntable oven, and the ££ prices mean a family meal here doesn't sting. Buggy access, high chairs and a kids' menu are all sorted, and there's a proper range of dairy-free and vegan toppings — plenty for a child who can't do cheese. Smaller plates are an option too, which helps when little ones only want a few bites. The ragu pasta gets particular praise, as do the garlic and parmesan fries and the mozzarella sticks; pizzas can be adapted and added to. Staff are cheerful and quick, and walk-ins have been seated without a booking. Two snags worth knowing: the music sits on the loud side, and the only toilet is upstairs — a trek if you're mid-nappy-change.
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