Love Supreme
Editorial
The "blink and you'll miss it location" coupled with rude staff ensure that Love Supreme will soon be a sure fire success in fashionable Paddington. The new kid on the block pizza shop isn't really all that new - in fact it feels just like Arthur's Pizza but reinvented in a new location. You know the caper. With an Italian pizza maker or two, a short menu and a cosy dimly lit dining room to rival North Bondi Italian, Love Supreme is filling the sizeable space left by Arthur's slow and painful demise. But can Love Supreme (with "emotional pizza for one and all") become as famous as its predecessor with garlic pizza, a fun dining room and slightly odd green cabbage and fennel salad?
One thing's for sure - Paddo residents do love their pizza. The busy neighbourhood pavement is lined with pizza boxes on recycling day, and trendy after-work shoppers are expert at ordering gourmet family take away. In these surrounds, it's a big promise that Love Supreme makes when it claims to make pizza with soul. Still the result is a slightly over-oiled, overly cheesy pizza that lacks contemporary originality. No competition for Pompeii's in Bondi Beach, which is still worth the drive.
Belinda Aucott, August 2007
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Christina
November 09, 2007
Great location, great atmosphere, BAD SERVICE with an attitude, mediocre food aside from the pizza. go there with time to kill, it could take a while ot be fed, if at all.
Annie
June 05, 2008
Love the name, love the location, love the food, love the atmosphere but not all the staff
Not a fan
July 08, 2009
The Worst Service in Sydney. Totally overpriced, average pizza.
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