What are the top rated restaurants in Dublin where I can eat Pizza Vegetariana?

The most popular Pizza Vegetariana restaurants in Dublin are: Zero Zero Quando Woodfire-pizzeria Bianconi's Apache Pizza Curry N Grill

How much does on average costs Pizza Vegetariana

On average Pizza Vegetariana costs $11.5. Depending on ingredients and location that price can be a lot different.

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Pizza Vegetariana Restaurants in Dublin

The best places in Dublin to eat Pizza Vegetariana. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Dublin who offer this dish to eat out or take away.

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Zero Zero

4.4

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4.4

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City: Dublin, 21 Patrick St, Dublin, Ireland

"Great pizza, great atmosphere, definitely a table for busy times to book."

##1 Pizza in Dublin

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Quando Woodfire-pizzeria

4.3

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4.3

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City: Dublin, 22c Church Rd, Dublin, Ireland

"Absoluloved this pizza place. Both us and the kids loved our pizzas. The margherita was fresh and tasty. We also had the pesto with tomatoes which was lovely. We'd definitely come back."

##1 Vegetarian in Dublin

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Bianconi's

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City: Dublin, 232 Merrion Rd, Dublin, Ireland

"Due to a medical issue I can only have soft cheess that is pasteurized. I asked if the ricotta in the ravioli was pasteurized and the waitress said she did not know as it wasn't homemade but bought in. I then asked for the calzoni...with no onions as I do not like them. The calzoni arrived filled with onions. Due to being in a rush to collect my Father from hospital I did not send it back but rather spent the time picking them out. The waiter did not question a plate full of onions and half eaten dinner. When we asked for the bill I passed on my feedback to which the waitress got defensive and said she said it to the kitchen. So what? This did not help me. We got the bill and looked at it. The waiter saw us looking and said he did not charge for the garlic bread which my mother ordered. I might add this garlic bread' was two slices of dipping bread with a bit of butter on it. Very disappointing especially when an Italian' restaurant buys in ravioli"

##27 Seafood in Dublin

4.3

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4.3

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City: Dublin, Meeting House Square Temple BarCo. D02 HR68, Dublin, Ireland

"The restaurant is super cosy and authentic, italian music, italian staff and finally a place with Supplì in the menu (delicious). Best Pizza I had in Dublin so far! Absolutelydelighted! Can't wait to go back!"

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