Brasco's Pizzeria — Restaurant in Adelaide

Pizza was really good! Cooked perfectly, and very tasty. Thin soft base with Smokey wood oven edges! The owner should really consider having more choice on the menu for pizzas! We also had the Anna’s arancini which were good. Drinks wise, the menu has an Aperitivo section that includes Aperol.. so we ordered 2 Aperol spritz (which are normally Aperitivo and not cocktails). Yet they were charged higher than what was stated in the menu because apparently they are cocktails and not Aperitivo. We asked what the Aperitivo Aperol is, and the lady said it’s Aperol with soda, whether if you want the spritz it includes Prosecco and that makes it a cocktail.. the menu could be clearer on this.. in Italy there is no Aperol just with soda, there is only Aperol spritz which is an Aperitivo. Anyway, pizzas are great and the Aperol spritz was good too! I would...

10 out of 10 for their food and service. The restaurant itself is small and the seating is stools however they have high and low stools so choose your preference when you book. I only mention because we had two guests with back injuries and although it went OK for them it's something to consider if it's relevant. We did though get asked to leave by 8pm for a 6:30 pm booking. One thing I wish I was told/ asked when I made our booking. That was sprung on us at 7:40 so we went elsewhere for coffee and dessert. No big deal but some feedback for the owners if reading this. The pizzas were pretty damn good and it's hard to find a place that nails a wood oven pizza. Our waitress was lovely too. I can see why you have great reviews, all in all we...

Can someone explain to me what is happening here? If you have so much pride in your product, why are you allowing it to pass through the hands of third parties? Shouldn't you consider not selling out to the global juggernauts and use your own trusted drivers only? You don't honestly think your small family business is going to reinvent the wheel when it comes to UberEATS and their insatiable appetite for the dollar no matter what the cost. The organisation is always bigger than the individual so why do you feel it necessary to fight on this front. And taking it up with drivers trying to be creative and improve their $10 an hour average seems hardly compassionate. I'm sure you wouldn't get out of bed for that. Refocus guys....