A little more expensive than most but nice pizzas. Definitely much better in taste, flavour and options than your local dominios or Pizza Hut.

The pizza here isn't too bad and they have a good variety on offer. The main issues I have with Crust is the price. Not sure how they can justify charging $21 for a pepperoni pizza that isn't that large. There are better pizza shops in the area that make just as good pizza if not better, and for half the price. If your flush with cash go ahead, if you don't mind a short drive then go somewhere else.

Approximate cost: $21

My partner and I often order from here, usually online. They are efficient, and deliver very nice, enjoyable food to us!
I usually get a half and half pizza - can highly recommend garlic prawns, BBQ chicken, and tandoori chicken.

I thought I'd give this so-called gourmet pizza place a go since it's the closest one to home. I ordered one that seemed to be the closest to a traditional real Italian pizza. It had prosciutto, rocket and grated parmigiano cheese. First mistake they made is the pizza crust. It was like eating a Salada cracker biscuit. Second mistake, the tomato base tasted more like Leggo's tomato paste than Italian tomato 'Passata'. Third mistake and the worst by far is to put the prosciutto on the pizza before it goes into the oven. This turns the prosciutto into a salty beef jerky! Forth mistake, putting a small amount of rocket on top of the pizza. Not generous enough. Fifth mistake, not using real mozzarella but using 'God knows what' cheese that's best suited to making a toasted cheese and ham sandwich than a pizza. Sixth mistake, using grated Parmesan (probably the cheap stuff not the original parmigiano from Italy) rather than shavings. Seventh and final mistake, the price ($21 for a large) My advice, don't waste your money on any pizza from either this franchise or any other Crust pizza. It's a poor imitation and they're over priced. You're better off travelling into town and going to a proper Italian wood fired pizza restaurant.

Approximate cost: $21