“It’s all about authentic 20-inch, New York-style pizza served by the slice from a small window.'
When talk turns to Edinburgh-based pizza institution Civerinos, it’s often only a matter of time before a reference is made to a British GQ article dubbing them one of the ‘coolest places to eat’ in the capital.
When news that the team would be taking over the former home of Le Petit Conchon on Radnor Street was shared with the press last month, a conscious effort was made to name-check local heavyweights like Paesano, Celino's and Errol’s who have for years flamed Glasgow’s ‘love affair’ with pizza.There was, however, no hiding the buzz surrounding the imminent arrival of the Edinburgh crew.
“Since we announced it in the press a couple of weeks ago the outpouring of support has been quite overwhelming. “The unit is very small, with more kitchen space than restaurant, and I’m excited to get in there and show people what we’ve been doing in Edinburgh.”
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