Pizza Shed at Killruddery — Restaurant in The Municipal District of Bray

The atmosphere is wonderful, and the place is beautifully designed with friendly staff. However, whoever made the pizza did a terrible job. A good pizza should always have plenty of mozzarella, and when you pull a slice, the mozzarella should stretch and melt. The pizza I had was extremely lacking in cheese and felt like it was just dipped in tomato sauce. The sauce was also overly salty, which made me incredibly thirsty throughout the day, and to top it off, the drinks were out of stock.

Pros: Beautifully designed location Friendly staff Great atmosphere

Cons: Poorly made pizza with insufficient mozzarella Overly salty tomato sauce Drinks were...

We visited this restaurant today with our 2-and-a-half-year-old daughter, who was so excited to have pizza. We sat down around 5:15 PM, only to be told after about 10 minutes that the last order was taken at 5:00 PM. Despite being just 15 minutes past the cutoff, they refused to make even one more pizza for a little girl who had been looking forward to it.

What made it worse was that the dough and oven were still available, but the staff simply said, “Sorry, we can’t make it.” It was really disappointing, especially considering they could clearly see we had a hungry child. Overall, we left feeling very let down by the lack of flexibility and...

I ordered the chorizo pizza and to my surprise, the tomato sauce was just acidic enough to cut through the richness of the chorizo but not sharp enough to be unpleasant. This combined with the mozzarella provided a satisfying experience from taste to texture. Joe, the chef, was friendly and professional. The food came out quite quickly and served by Yvonne who was also friendly and professional. The pizza shed was nicely decorated, although the centre piece of one of the tables was a cactus, which is concerning when children are around. Overall this was a lovely place to get pizza for a fair price, I just wish there was a...