Casa Messina

We used to come here as kid free people when it was gelbison. The pizzas are still great despite the name change. The service is efficient and friendly and generous to us now kid encumbered people. My 2 girls loved the Gorgonzola gnocchi.

Sure I’ve made a delicious nachos for eight people including a separate pot full of that same scrumptious food only with a particular bent on beans and less so on meat, a kind of vegetarian option, if you will. Yes I’ve slaved away in the kitchen and cooked up an amazing succulent looking, mouth watering pork roast with various roast vegetables including pumpkin, sweet potato and regular potato.
But this food is required for a scene that we probably won’t be filming until after dinner and therefore catch 22 laughs at us with it’s snidely positioned face and calls us names which are both insulting and unnecessary.
So, to rectify the situation, how to eat dinner and yet still have the dinner scene food ready for the dinner scene which is after dinner, we order Pizza.
One of our team suggests Casa Messina, a Pizza Restaurant in the area. So I look it up on the Google and I get my phone. Being in charge of catering and also in charge of money for the shoot, I make the call and order some pizza.
Then, like magic, half an hour later, there’s a ringing on the doorbell and the pizza has arrived. We call «break» and sit around on set eating the flavoursome pizzas.
They are cheesy and full of toppings and piping hot. I was hesitant to go with Casa Messina as it was a little more expensive than somewhere like Domino’s, but the quality blows Domino’s out of the cheesy Italian water.
We managed to remain on budget and my food did not go to waste, so a good effort there, even if it did mean that I was eating Nachos by myself for the entire week.