Bianco Pizza

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1. Andreas Chioppa ★★★★★

   Lovely little food spot find out after a long walk on the Bridgewater Canal towards Altrincham Retail Park. It was not really busy when we arrived, which was on a Sunday around 4pm. However they were open since 11am and closing at 9pm I believe. The only staff member was quite friendly and made for us two very tasty pizzas. Different from the famous Neapolitan style, but I honestly preferred their own. Kids menu also available alongside Italian goodies that you can buy and bring home. We'll definitely come back to try more!

   1 year ago
2. Rick Box ★★★☆☆

   OK food, nothing amazing. Came to about £35 for a pizza, garlic bread and some drinks. Pizzas also on the small size. Coffee is generic "press button get coffee", much better to go next door to kickback coffee. So a little overpriced nothing terrible all pretty average, and a cute little restaurant.

   almost 3 years ago
3. Luca Bigi ★★★★★

   Once you have tried Bianco Pizza in Altrincham, you will want to return again and again. Spoiler alert: the pizza is delicious, the flavours are fresh and the service is very friendly. I found this place as I was collecting some coffee beans from Kickback Coffee along the canal at Broadheath: this pizzeria is a real hidden gem. I ordered a Margherita, a Capricciosa and Friarielli & Nduja (see the pictures) to take away. The pizzas were quickly prepared as I was waiting and the smell that was coming from the oven was to die for. If you subscribe to their newsletter, you will get a discount code: it is worth doing it. I forgot to mention it: I am Italian and I absolutely love pizza… this is my new favourite pizza place in Altrincham. Forza Bianco Pizza!

   almost 3 years ago

1. Maryam Abbas ★★★★★

   Lovely little place we stumbled across when walking down the canal. Fresh pizzas, the dough brought from the main kitchen in Sale but soon they will be making in house in Altrincham too. We got the margarita, vegetarian and parmesan mozerella pizza and it was probably some of the best pizza I have had around, reminds me of the pizza we had in Sorrento and Napoli. Not too heavy, but filling. The kids loved the pizza and we did too. Definitely coming back here regularly.

   almost 3 years ago
2. Maryam A ★★★★★

   Lovely little place we stumbled across when walking down the canal. Fresh pizzas, the dough brought from the main kitchen in Sale but soon they will be making in house in Altrincham too. We got the margarita, vegetarian and parmesan mozerella pizza and it was probably some of the best pizza I have had around, reminds me of the pizza we had in Sorrento and Napoli. Not too heavy, but filling. The kids loved the pizza and we did too. Definitely coming back here regularly.

   almost 3 years ago
3. Matt Dagnall ★★★★★

   We had the panuozzo sandwiches, which made a delicious lunch (noteworthily better than your average sandwich, even from posh places) and were a gratifyingly massive size for the price - certainly didn’t leave hungry but would have still loved another one. Really nice to sit outside by the water on a nice day, and plenty of seating inside on a rubbish one. Vegan and kids options on the menu too!

   almost 3 years ago

1. Roger Fielding ★★★★★

   I just happened upon this place as I was walking along the canal at Broadheath. A young couple were sitting on the tow path eating a pizza. “Is it good?” I asked. “Delicious” was the reply. Decided to give it a go. The owner was a delightful fella who is clearly passionate about the food he is serving. Other customers in the place were all there due to “word by mouth”. The menu has the usual stalwarts but also more authentic pizzas too. I had the Friarielli & Nduja. Delicious. The pizza dough was the freshest and lightest that I have EVER had. I felt that I’d had an authentic pizza made by someone who cares rather than a portion-controlled production line made by an employee of a massive company paying minimum wage. A wonderful discovery and I shall visit again. They have a bigger premises in Sale btw. Ciao.

   almost 3 years ago
2. Romeo November Fox ★★★★★

   I just happened upon this place as I was walking along the canal at Broadheath. A young couple were sitting on the tow path eating a pizza. “Is it good?” I asked. “Delicious” was the reply. Decided to give it a go. The owner was a delightful fella who is clearly passionate about the food he is serving. Other customers in the place were all there due to “word by mouth”. The menu has the usual stalwarts but also more authentic pizzas too. I had the Friarielli & Nduja. Delicious. The pizza dough was the freshest and lightest that I have EVER had. I felt that I’d had an authentic pizza made by someone who cares rather than a portion-controlled production line made by an employee of a massive company paying minimum wage. A wonderful discovery and I shall visit again. They have a bigger premises in Sale btw. Ciao.

   almost 3 years ago

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