Pizzerias in Cape Town with reviews
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Table Bay Mall, Shop 55, Sunningdale, Cape Town, 7137
021 201 1191
Welcome to Debonairs Pizza Table Bay Mall, the home of amazing pizza specials near you. Where you don’t need deep pockets to try something amazing. We’ve got your back like that because we know the struggle is real. From kids with puppy eyes to in-laws who casually mention that last time you had pizza, your family had mastered the art of getting their way—and their way is Mzansi’s fave— the large Triple-Decker® with three layers of cheesy, meaty goodness. No need to resist! For only R179, you can serve up something legendary this Easter, Freedom Day, or any family feast. Maybe you weren’t planning on sharing lunch? Then it has to be the new Real Deal Loaded pizza for you! It’s topped with EXTRA meat for just R32.90. Or try some fresh, new faves on the Debonairs Pizza menu. There’s a delicious mouthful for everyone at Debonairs Pizza And the best part? Your pizza doesn’t just taste good, it does good too. We also give back to the community through Doughnation, where pizza dough is turned into pizza flatbreads that feed people in need. Try something amazing today. 
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MAIN ROAD, SEA POINT, Cape Town, .
021 671 5246
It all started in 1993 when the current owner, Mr. A. Nicolakakis, a restauranteur by trade decided to purchase a flagging pizza restaurant with the intention of turning it around with his extensive knowledge and expertise. After operating the store for a year he realised the product the store was selling was ridiculously over priced and therefore the store would continue to suffer financially, unless some changes were made. Instead of changing the prices he decided to rather keep the same prices and rather give two pizzas for the price of one. That is when Little Caesar’s came into being. As public knowledge of this fantastic, very competitively priced product grew, consumer demand lead to the opening of Little Caesar’s in other locations in Pretoria as well as surrounding areas. Unfortunately legalities arose with the registration of the company name, which then favourably lead to the “birth” of Roman’s Pizza in 2002. Since then the company has gone from strength to strength due to the franchisor’s “hands-on” approach. Our goal today remains the same, and that is to offer the best value for money in the industry. Many have attempted to imitate our concept, but as yet, none have succeeded. Today, Roman’s Pizza has some of the busiest pizzerias in the country with some of our stores selling up to and even at times in excess of 2,000 pizzas per night. We aim to offer consumers throughout the country a more affordable meal and at the same time provide the franchisee with a substantial return on his capital. 