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Despite being a personal trainer I am partial to pizza and trust me when I say I can eat pizza for England. Now I remembered that the Crosspool Tavern does half price pizzas on Tuesday so I thought I'd try it, especially given that I have previously had their wonderful burgers previously.
Now let me tell you what I love about the Crosspool Tavern. There is loads of parking available. The staff are very friendly. There is a very friendly atmosphere, always with a great crowd in.
It's obvious that the base was not some supermarket base. The chef has clearly made it freshly on the day. That tomato topping has not come from a packet. The chef has clearly got some fresh tomatoes and made the topping on the spot. Those onions were as crisp as the day is long. The mushrooms had that just cut and cooked taste. One thing is obvious - they've got those ingredients from the greengrocers across the road. Although I paid for this pizza it was just like your mother's home cooking. One thing I've notice when I go in for lunch is the large number of families who go in which is always good to see. What's not to like?
So the usual questions.
Was it worth the money? Good value at 10 times the price.
Would I go there again? In a heartbeat.
Would I recommend them to the public? Of course.
What would I say to the public? If you live in the catchment area of the Crosspool Tavern and you fancy a takeaway pizza then I would suggest you make your way down there. Forget takeaway pizza. Order the pizza and eat it there. You'll get a first class pizza at less than half the price of a takeaway. You can eat it on the spot. There is no washing up to do. You'll be in a very friendly relaxed environment. When the football is on TV get yourself down there and enjoy a world class pizza.
The other thing I'd strongly recommend you do is try the all you can eat breakfast on Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 11am.
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