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Ortigia

Ph: (03) 9670 0774; Shop 1, 443 Little Collins St, MELBOURNE 3000

cafe, $
Open mon-fri 7.30am-4.30pm; Licensed; No Cards

Mietta's Review
Mostly take-away this very popular lunch spot at the legal end of town. There are tables outside as well as seats at the internal marble bench. Pizzas combine traditional topping with some more modern Australian creations.

Other published opinions

The Age Cheap Eats 2008 "On weekday mornings Ortigia's chef rises early to cook the day's offerings in a kitchen away from the city bustle"

The Age Cheap Eats 2007 "Squeezed in a corner in the heart of the legal district, Ortigia does a snappy trade in quality pizza by the slice. Busy folk on the run enjoy its breakfast combo of bacon, egg and mozzarella, but if there's time bag a rare spot at the marble bench inside and enjoy a crisp slice of pumpkin, gorgonzola and walnut pizza, or perhaps a crunchy panino with tuna mayonnaise, roma tomato and lettuce."

The Age Cheap Eats 2006 An $8000 Murano chandelier hangs from the ceiling of this white-tiled little sister of Syracuse. But you're here for the pizza, which is sold by the slice and some of the CBD's best.

The Age Cheap Eats 2005 "BREAKFAST pizza used to be a dish served cold with a hangover. No more. Ortigia's high-tech oven fires up early to provide suits with egg and bacon or mushroom pizza slices."

The Age Take 5 Roslyn Grundy 15/8/04 "Eat at the marble bench inside, or warm yourself under the gas heaters at the outdoor tables as you wait for your order to appear through the hatch."

Herald Sun, citytsyle, 13/7/04,Donna Coutts,Score 14/20,'if you work around the corner it's a super little joint for a fast,once-a-week-top-up of baked bits and pieces such as pizza or calzone and a sweet treat for after...Tasty pizza slices, wicked cupcake at city prices.Coffee at not-so-city prices.Perch on a stool or toddle back to your desk.'

The Age Cheap Eats 2004,'This sleek little joint does a good line in Roman-style pizza squares,calzone and panini,all topped,stuffed or filled with quality ingrediants.The bolognese calzone is a sure-fire hangover-buster.'

The Age, Epicure, 25/11/03, Matt Preston,'Few can match the cool white interior, expanses of marble and soaring arches of this little CBD spot.'

Herald Sun,Sunday Magazine, 5/10/03, Sally Fisher,' This is a great pizzeria with panini as well and has the city's best pizza.'

The Age, 10/6/2003, Epicure, Espresso, John Lethlean 'I'ts tiny, with about three places to sit at a marble bar, and the menu is basically pizza a taglio,by the square slice,to go.'