List of pizzerias in Australia

A pizza restaurant in Nyah, Victoria, Australia

This is a list of notable pizzerias in Australia.

Pizzerias in Australia

Independent pizzerias

  • Papa Gino's, Melbourne – Italian restaurant in Melbourne, Australia
  • Toto's Pizza House – first pizzeria established in Melbourne, Australia
  • Pizzaland Bistro, Geelong- Turkish and Italian Bistro. First established in 1991 by Tahsin and Hayriye Ömer. One of a select few restaurants in Geelong that has been operating under the same family for thirty years.

www.pizzalandbistro.com.au

Chain restaurants

Current

San Remo Pizza- Australian pizza chain started by Italian John Bozzi in 1979, it had three locations, Inglewood, Maddington and Hillarys. Hillarys store is the only one remaining and John Bozzi sold the store in 2019 to his best friends son Jack Nikich.

  • Crust Pizza - Australian pizza chain specialising in gourmet pizza, has over 120 stores across Australia, as well as locations in New Zealand and Singapore.[1]
  • Domino's Pizza Enterprises – an Australian company that holds the master franchise for the Domino's Pizza brand in Australia, New Zealand, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Monaco and Japan.
  • Pizza Capers – Australian fast food chain specializing in pizza, based in Queensland that has over 110 stores throughout Australia.
  • Pizza Hut - An international US brand operating in Australia.
Former
  • Eagle Boys – was an Australian fast food chain specialising in pizza with 210 stores throughout Australia, particularly in regional areas. Was acquired by Pizza Hut, with some stores closing and others rebranded as Pizza Hut restaurants.
  • Pizza Haven – Australian and New Zealand restaurant chain and franchise operation specialising in pizza. Later bought by Eagle Boys, which was then purchased by Pizza Hut.
  • Pizza Showtime – was a family restaurant and entertainment center operating in Perth, Western Australia from 1980 to around 1984.
  • Little Caesars - Launched in 2014 had 14 restaurants across New South Wales when it went into administration in October 2019, all Locations closed as of December 2019.[2]

See also

References

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