Romeo’s Pizza

Romeo’s Pizza is a long established pizza shop at Brentford Square. In fact, it’s probably the most popular shop in the little centre, except for the supermarket. The reason for this is that Romeo’s is one of those places that gets the price to quality ratio as close to perfect as it is possible. Sure, you might get a better pizza elsewhere, but you’ll pay much, much more. You will even find cheaper pizza, but it’ll be like eating bad cheese on cardboard. Romeo’s is really very good for the money.
Now I must admit, I haven’t been there as much as I used to go in the last couple of years. I’ve got too many choices that little bit closer to home now, and I’ve gravitated away from Italian and more towards Indian and Malaysian cuisines. But I recently went in and ordered my standard pizza selection, a margherita. It’s still good. Really, really good. The base was just the right consistency and crispness to the crust. The herbs were alright, I don’t think they’d gone into their magical herb garden to pick them, but they were acceptable. The cheese was pretty good. Normally I dread «double cheese» on pizzas, as you end up with more oil leaking out of the box than you’d find on the pavement under an old Kombi van. Not so with Romeo’s. Or at least, it’s not as bad.
Really, try this place. If you’re nearby and you aren’t watching your weight, you’ll enjoy it.

Another corner pizza store that push out a reasonable pizza.
Similar in style to Dominoes and Pizza Hut, but with more flavour and not nearly as oily.
I tend to lean toward the gourmet pizzas, in particular the vegie delight (which oddly enough has peas and corn on it!)
Staff are friendly and the place is clean, so that’s a plus. It gets pretty busy, especially Thursday and Friday evenings, but the wait is never too long.