Mama Ferrari's

I really like Mama Ferrari's for four reasons. 1) the pizzas are authentic and delicious 2) they are BYO with no corkage costs 3) they are within walking distance of my house - no designated driver! 4) the cannoli is literally made by an Italian grandma. I'm also a massive fan of the low key, hole in the wall style restaurant. Okay I guess that's 5 reasons.

Incredibly disappointed in our order. Ordered through Uber Eats, took over 90 minutes before they picked it up. Pizza was bland, doughy, under cooked and all around average. Garlic bread pizza was half a pizza - literally a basic pizza with cheese where we were given half... tried to call to see where order was and phone would not connect. Will not be going back here at all. They only got the one star, because google doesn’t let you leave none.

I have visited Mama Ferrari's a couple of times. I have several complaints. First, the pizzas are overpriced. For instance, for the price of one pizza from Mama Ferrari's, you can buy two pizzas from Dominoes or Pizza Hut. Second, the pizzas are said to be gourmet and delicious, but they taste disgusting. Third, I know from former staff members that the owners do not pay their staff on time. For instance, one former staff member was not paid for three months, another was not paid for six months. Even after the staff members left, they were still waiting several months for their salary. By visiting Mama Ferrari's, you are indirectly encouraging the exploitation of workers in the hospitality industry. Not only that, but you are also contributing to the loss of workers' rights. I recommend that you do not visit Mama Ferrari's. So if you want a pizza, go to Dominoes or Pizza Hut or another gourmet pizza restaurant.

After an ill-fated, ill-executed attempt to break into the brunch scene they have now moved back to their intimate, cosy gourmet pizza dinner setting. A sure-fire fantastic idea , were the establishment being operated by ordinary people. The owners, however, are not nice people. Their latest faux pas was publically and aggressively denying my family service - choosing to hold onto old grievances in stead of moving forward in a civil, community-spitrited fashion. I cannot recommend attending this restaurant. They simply do not have an attitude I can endorse in a small community-oriented shopfront.