Mozza

Visited Mozza after a few months break. Pizza was delicious. We both opened for No 5. Disappointing that chilli oil is no longer offered - much prefer that to the chilli flakes. Service was okay, albeit a little clinical. Food and drinks were ordered and delivered to our table promptly. Atmosphere was a little disappointing for a Saturday eve. Very quiet and no music playing.

My family have been going to Mozza in Dundee for some time. It has recently closed, temporarily I hope, so we made the trip to St Andrews for a little treat for my daughter, as it's her favourite restaurant. We hadn't visited this Mozza before, and having had a look at the reviews, I was a little concerned regarding the service and quality of the food. However, my experience could not be further away from the negative reviews. We visited at 4PM on a Sunday. The restaurant was quiet, with only two other tables seated. The staff were all very pleasant, which has always been my experience. The pizzas were prepared to the usual high standard, and are always very tasty. I've never found the menu difficult to understand, or overcomplicated at all. I can't speak to the negative reviews but I can say that, if they're truthful, I would suggest that they are exceptions. I saw nothing to suggest that this restaurant is run any differently from the Dundee branch and both are excellent.

Rubbish service but excellent pizza (most of the time). I've heard horror stories from a few people and occasionally had slightly burnt pizza but overall Mozza has always delivered a nice good-value for money dinner. Eat in and takeaway prices are both very reasonable and there are regular deals. The vibe is nice and student-friendly. The pizza options are extensive and surprising. All in all a good experience.