Attention, only to take away! I didn’t even know they existed!! Well, I'm glad I found them, totally by chance!! End a pizza wood fire, I take only pizza cooked like that. The reviews were good, and I confirm this first order tonight (still suspicious in the area unfortunately, I wanted to admit to playing simple, medium size and simple composition with a ham cheese and four cheeses, pizzas are good and generously garnished. A dough type bread dough, cook as you need. (I saw it prepare these pasta so it is not frozen. 3 pizza sizes and a nice choice of compositions. You will also be very warmly received. And if you are faithful you can enjoy a card. At the Souterraine the possibilities are u...
Very good pizza with wood fire, a bit hard but rustic that we love. Advice to customers, order early in the afternoon for the evening otherwise the niches are very large. If we order at 7 o'clock, we don't have pizza until 10 o'clock.
Pizza too cuite Execrable Patron Calls at 7:15 p.m. for 02 pizza that we are seen to refuse because of "no order" on Thursday evening will you soon have to book at 3 p.m. for the evening?
Pizza trop cuite Execrable Patron Calls at 7.15 p.m. for 02 pizza we are seen refusing because of "no order" Thursday evening will you have to book at 3 p.m. for the evening?
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We took two giant pizzas. That's right! Okay. All right. Very nice boss. Stop if you're looking for a pizza. We took the Indians and the trio.
small small pizza only take. great tasting and cheap, which are perfect when they travel through and need a simple dinner that is guaranteed.
excellent selection, properly baked in a wood stove, inexpensive, very friendly staff. it's just taking away, but it's very nice
Blocked at La Souterraine Station for 4 hours, these delicious pizzas comforted us Food: 5 Service: 5 Ambiance: 5
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That's right, the mat is good soft and fine. Good pizza and friendly boss. To recommend without hesitation
Warm welcome and quality pizzas. I strongly recommend.
