TOP 10 Pizza and wine party in Northcote, Victoria

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Welcome to Pizza E Vino, the ultimate destination for pizza lovers in Northcote, Australia. Situated on the bustling High Street at 232, our establishment is a haven for food enthusiasts seeking a delightful dining experience or a convenient takeaway option. At Pizza E Vino, we take immense pride in crafting authentic Italian pizzas that are made with love and passion. Our skilled chefs use only the finest ingredients, sourced both locally and from the heart of Italy, to create mouthwatering pizzas that will leave you craving for more. From classic Margherita and Pepperoni to gourmet options like Prosciutto e Rucola and Funghi Misti, our extensive menu offers something to tantalize every taste bud.

Welcome to Pizza Meine Liebe (PML), located at 231 High Street in Northcote, Victoria, Australia. As an establishment, food, point of interest, and restaurant, we pride ourselves on providing a unique and enjoyable dining experience for all our guests. Pizza Meine Liebe is not just your ordinary pizza place. We offer a spacious courtyard and indoor seating area, perfect for group bookings of all sizes. Our courtyard is an all-weather space, providing shelter and heating during cooler times, while fans keep you comfortable in the warmer months. Inside, we can accommodate up to 15 guests across two tables, ensuring everyone can gather and have a great time.

Welcome to Ferdinand, a unique establishment located at 100 High Street in Northcote, Australia. Ferdinand is not just your average restaurant; it is a point of interest that offers a delightful food experience. Our story begins with King Ferdinand, the King of Naples, who had a passion for mingling with the lower class citizens of his city. He would often disguise himself as a plebeian and sneak out of the palace to enjoy pizza. Intrigued by this poor man's meal, his wife Maria Carolina and her sister, Marie Antoinette, soon joined him. Although the Queen would not allow pizza in the Palace, she did allow Ferdinand to install a pizza oven at their summer palace, Reggia di Capodimonte. This led to the birth of popular pizza parties hosted by the King and Queen.