A lot of business meetings happen here during lunch time. We got here at 11:30 to beat the crowd. This place fills up by 12:00p. Great for people watching and having conversation as there is adequate space between the tables and the surrounding area isn't too loud. We ordered the brussel sprouts and the Bufalo Margherita pizza to share between two people and it was enough food for us. The brussel sprouts were surprisingly good! A little sweet, sour, and salty all at once. A little twist on the typical bacon-brussel sprout combo you usually get at high end steak restaurants. The brussel sprouts here don't taste as bitter or have as much of brussel sprout taste as what you would get in California. The plate was a bit oily, but expected. I really liked the pizza crust. I'm a huge fan of bread and get pretty picky with crust. The crust was nice and crispy on the outside, yet soft on the inside. A little thin in the center, but I still really enjoyed the pizza. The tomato sauce wasn't sweet, which I liked. The cheese was nicely melted. I mostly enjoyed eating the crust and I usually avoid crust on pizza. Total bill was almost $45, which isn't too bad for the quality and location. Would definitely come back to try out some of the other pizzas!

Being a New Yorker, pizza is a major food group for me and this place did not disappoint. We had the margherita and spotted pig, both were delicious. The crust was that perfect chewiness and toppings were also, pretty good. I'm still daydreaming about that NY slice but I'm really happy to have this option in Singapore and I will definitely be back. PS..outdoor seating only and happy hour everyday.

Really, really good pizza - the best I have had in Singapore and this New York pizza snob was impressed. We ordered take away (they had a 3 for $50 special) and got the Spotted Pig, the Spicy Pepperoni and a Four Cheese. Also got an order of the Oven-roasted Brussels Sprouts. What a meal! The dough was like home and the sauce, cheese and toppings were really tasty. Absolutely worth a visit. I would even eat the crust if I found it in the cushions of the couch the next morning :). Anxious to try it in the restaurant. Highly recommended.

Dragged the whole family to have pizza, in honour of my hubby's BDay. The Starter Caesar Salad - really good sauce over fresh Vege and nicely grilled chicken The Pizzas Pistachio Pesto - interesting pesto taste, not bad tasting but not likely to order again tho Spotted Pig - nice flavour and kids loved it Seafood - seafood is fresh and taste ok Pepperoni - I was slightly disappointed as the taste is not bad but I expected more from gourmet pizzas mah The Pasta Meatball - this was for my pasta fan in the form of my girl. I tried the sauce and it's tasty. My girl obviously loves it too as there was none for me. The Service Wonderful service. It could be because we were there quite early and one of the staff even folded a tissue rose for my girl! Winner!! The Ambience - on the night we went, it was very balmy and the kids had a kick sitting on the high chairs!! Not exactly a place I'll return as the price for the food is not really worth it. It's more of a chic place to hang out with decent pizzas.

I'm not saying that this is the best pizza in the world. Pizza is just one of the many international food options that Singapore doesn't exactly excel at (unfortunately). But it is quite likely the best pizza on this little island. The ingredients taste reasonably fresh, the crust is just right in terms of crispiness and chewiness, and the toppings are fairly interesting but effective combinations. I like the al fresco seating (some may hate this as it's the only option but I'm totally down with the heat over here) and the buckets of Peroni certainly come in handy as does the Kirin on tap. Also, I've been here several times (it's downstairs from my office) and can only describe the service as hit & miss. But the largely Filipino staff serve more hits than misses in my experience, they are normally very nice and, if anything, a tad over-eager. Not sure where all the service-related complaints from my fellow diners are coming from but, by Singapore standards, this really isn't so bad. Best pizzas are the spotted pig, the pistachio and the spicy pepperoni, in my humble opinion. And if you have a health-conscious fellow diner, the cauliflower romesco is surprisingly decent. And this comes form someone who loathes cauliflower.