Pitstop Pizza - Carindale

I called into Pitstop Pizza with a friend today for lunch ... there are lots of vegetarian and vegan items on Pitstop's menu ... I ordered a large vegan vegetariana pizza ($21) and my friend had a large vegetarian vegetariana pizza ($21) ... my large vegan pizza had a thin base, was covered in fresh toppings including vegan cheese and was very delicious ... my friend advised that his vegetarian pizza was also delicious ... eftpos payments available ... the staff were friendly and helpful

We booked a table for our daughter's 15th birthday. Pitstop Pizza were so obliging. Generally they appear to do takeaway pizzas. Well worth the drive for traditional and specialty pizzas. Plenty of choice including vegan and gluten free options. Thank you Pitstop Pizza.

This is a Vegan Pizza Restaurant. Service was quick and fast and the Pizzas were delicious. Also the Vegan sweets are not to be missed. This was our first visit, but we will be back.

Called into this very clean little pizza shop for Sunday lunch. It has relocated from West End, and really knows how to make great pizzas.We had Hawaiin Pizza on gluten free base and a Capriosa on normal base. The gluten free base was crispy and delicious, heaps of topping (nice ham), Yum.The Capriosa was also really good.You can BYO drinks if you are eating in. There are a few tables inside and 2 long ones outside. The place is really clean, and great pizzas reasonably priced.Would recommend and will visit again.

In Old Cleveland Rd. opposite Bennetts Rd in Coorparoo, there's a little block of shops,one of which is Pitstop Pizza. It has parking and some tables inside and out, so it's technically a restaurant, but I think most of its trade is take away, particularly on State of Origin night. A bunch of us who traditionally gather for the 3 nights each year, decided this year to get take away food and one of us recommended this place after our choice for the first game left something to be desired.I can't remember what pizzas we had for the second game except that one was a calzone, so this time I wrote them down. We had a Capricciosa with added anchovies (oh how I love them), a Diavola-hot and it really does pack a bite, a Vegetariana, mainly because our group includes a vegetarian, but she was given plenty of help to eat it, and a smokey chicken pizza which more or less disappeared before I could sample it. The bases were neither too thick nor too thin and the fillings were mouthwatering.The prices for large pizzas range from $17 up to $21 or $23, and as we had a non-drinker in our versatile group we didn't need to have them delivered, so we easily fed 8 people for 90 odd dollars.(We brought our own wine)We'll get stuff from here again and we won't wait until football season next year, and we will probably try some of the other items on their international menu.