Pizza · Newcastle upon Tyne
Tucked inside Grainger Market, this is a grab-a-slice spot rather than a sit-down lunch — worth knowing before you arrive with a hungry toddler, because seating is down to two small tables and there's a steady queue outside most days. It moves fast, though, and the pizza is made fresh in front of you, which buys you a few minutes of distraction. Slices are enormous: around £3 for margherita, £3.50 for pepperoni, ham and mushroom or vegetable, and a whole 18-inch to share works out better value at roughly £17–23. The base is thin and properly crisp, the cheese and sauce genuinely good. High chairs and a kids' menu are available. Bring cash — card isn't an option — and expect to eat standing or take it elsewhere. One family calls the slices "massive".
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