Pizza Grazie — Restaurant in Great Britain

Mark, Rob and the lads (we were served by Danny), take a well deserved bow.

The only name I didn't get was the polite young chap with glasses. You know who you are, and you're the future leader of this project.

Not only was the food thoroughly enjoyable, but when the penny dropped as to the purpose of this business - giving a chance to people who deserve it - and supporting Blackpool's disadvantaged community (ies) - we were made up that we chose them. Fate brought us from Melbourne, Australia, to Pizza Grazie.

As a former youth worker, Alle was blown away not only by their mission, but how it translates into a meaningful and rewarding operation for those involved.

Don't know when we'll be back, as Australia to Blackpool is a bit of a walk....and both our tram services, whilst excellent, sadly don't connect....but when we do, let us know which day of the week is best for us to pitch in and help out.

If any person or professional organisation who reads this can find a way to financially support this, please do quick smart. Your soul will thank...

Look you must be mad to miss out on this place it open most evenings but a couple to the general public, you see its a soup kitchen in a church building feeding the homeless of Blackpool. And the money made from the general public pays the chef and for essential products, everything else is donated, even the waiting staff are volunteers.

Wood fired pizza oven! They have a wonderful pizza oven, I ordered a pepperoni, it took about 12mins from order to service. My wife and youngest had vegetarian pizzas they took a little longer but all in all they were fantastic. They serve soft drinks, but you can take a bottle of wine, they will charge you a small fee of £5 corkage.

They do good work in there community and could do with more support. I think the prices are very reasonable. Please give...

We went there based on recommendations for their vegan options, and we were very pleased. We didn't realise it was a religious organisation, which was a little intimidating for three metalheads wandering over from the local rock venue, but when we noticed it was also fundraising for the local homeless population it urged us in. The food was delicious, reasonably priced, and the staff were fantastic. We ordered breaded mushrooms and when they came out covered in cheese I did panick and ask, but I was reassured that they took the initiative and used vegan Cheese on the mushrooms. They didn't have the faux meat for the vegan pizzas we wanted, so instead we had a vegetable pizza which was lovely. I would highly...