Borruso's Pizza.

It was Saturday, and we had reached the time of the week when we needed to eat something. Usually, this would mean hauling out the old gingerbread house and waiting patiently for naive German kids to get lost in the woods, but on this occasion we were in the mood for pizza and so decided to go to Borruso's instead.


Naive German Kids, Lost In The Woods.

Borruso's has an interesting vibe, it has a very "homely" type of atmosphere - with dim lights, rustic decor and the smell of rich mahogany. You can either sit outside in the yard, which is actually recommended, or inside, which is actually not recommended as it can get ridiculously warm and stuffy inside - causing fat people to shed buckets of perspiration, which of course can then be bottled and sold at the Neighbourhood Market at the Old Biscuit Mill.

Borruso's make pizza as well as pasta. I didn't try the pasta, because I hate pasta, a hatred stemming from my days as a struggling Hollywood actor in the late nineties, when all I could afford to eat was Taglietteli coated with salt and pepper.

So it was pizza then, and yes, they certainly make a good one. I had the one with bits of chicken and sun dried tomato, which was was rather pleasant and left me feeling quite satisfied.


Borrusos - Leaves You Feeling Satisfied

The staff are friendly and decent-looking, the food is pretty good, and it's well priced as well. They don't accept bookings though, so if you're ever in Kenilworth, and you're buying booze at the 7-11 on the corner, make a stop at Borruso's and get yourself a pizza.

You'll thank me later.

What: Borruso's Pizza and Pasta.
Where: On the corner of Kenilworth Main Road, next to the 7-11 (Where you can buy booze)
How Much: + - R65 per person.



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