Who doesn’t love pizza? A night out at a neighborhood pizza joint with friends can be the best way to spend a Saturday night. I’ve found that Gourmet Pizza consistenly serves up good, thin crust pizzas, as well as salads and pastas.
To start things out there is a great antipasta appetizer, for about $6, and a giant Greek salad with just the right amount of feta and loads of black olives,
which is just fine with me. Salad is served with hot pita bread, all for only 5 bucks.
As far as pastas go… I generally stick with pizza, but I can tell you what your options as far as sauce go are: Alfredo, Matrichana, Bolognese, and Carbonera. There are five different types of pasta to choose from as well, so it is kind of a mix and match thing, satisfying everyone.
For pizza, if I skip the Greek salad to start off with I always get the Greek pizza. (What can I say, I’m a sucker for feta and black olives.) Other popular choices are the traditional Hawaiian, with pineapple and ham, and pepperoni and cheese. The Four Cheese version is pretty extraordinary as well, and the Primavera is a popular ligher choice (vegetarian with fresh asparagus).
Make sure you save room for dessert! Gourmet pizza has a vouple of dessert pizzas with honey and cinnamon or Nutella.
Pies come in three sizes, the smallest being a 10” for about $6 and the largest being a 16” for about $20. There is a full bar and a simple wine list.
You can sit down and dine in, or get it to go. Gourmet Pizza is located on Avenida Balboa next to Arrocha Pharmacy on the edge of Paitilla across from MultiCentro Mall. It is open from 11 am to 12 am.
