Pizza Pilgrims Launches £6.50 Student Deal

Pizza Pilgrims have cemented their spot in the Leeds foodie hall of fame, launching an unbeatable, and unmissable student offer. Get it whilst it’s hot!

Students who present a valid Student ID card can now enjoy a Nduja or Margherita pizza for £6.50 in their Leeds pizzeria. With vegan options available, and the offer running from Monday to Friday, why are you not making your way down there already?

Haven’t heard of Pizza Pilgrims?

Born in 2012, founders Thom and James quit their jobs to pursue the true art of pizza making, picking up an authentic three-wheel Piaggio Ape van, traipsing 4,500km back to London! Inspiring, huh? One thing is for sure, they definitely put the ‘pilgrimage’ into pizza!

This dough-fuelled passion is the true heart and soul of Pizza Pilgrims. Their Leeds home perfectly encapsulates the atmosphere of an authentic Neapolitan-style pizzeria. With their checkered-tables, and Italian football-shirt clad roof, the experience is complete with unbeatable topping combinations, and must-have mouth-watering sauces and dips (including their legendary hot honey drizzle, and pesto aioli!)

Whether it’s date night, lunch with friends, or a solo-date, Pizza Pilgrims should be number one on your list.

Walk-ins and bookings now available at: https://www.pizzapilgrims.co.uk/

£1 pizza slices and mac n’ cheese on offer at new outlet on campus

Leeds University Union’s latest food outlet, Tantino Slice Bar, is offering pizza slices and mac n’ cheese bowls for just £1 this Friday (October 6).

Located on the lower ground level of the students’ union, the Italian food outlet says the ‘lunch madness’ will begin tomorrow at midday until stock lasts.

Tantino won the contract to take over the food served at the newly refurbished Terrace bar and opened its kitchen in April.

Its latest endeavour, Tantino Slice Bar, launched last month, offering Italian food on the go.

It serves pizza slices and customisable mac n’ cheese bowls.

The offer will be limited to one per customer. No gluten-free options are available but there will be limited vegan pizza.

“So come get the lot whilst you got the chance, because you don’t want to be in a queue around the corner, it’s not Alton Towers, it’s Tantino”

A Night Out at Roxy Ball Room

With the new found freedom and cocktail nights breaking the bank it’s time to find an alternative night out…enter Roxy. Roxy Ball Room, nicknamed “Roxy’s”, is the night out that every friend will enjoy. Whether you simply want a drink, a game of pool, a pizza night or a full night of activities, Roxy’s has a lot to offer. On my visit to their Merrion street location I was lucky enough to test out their duckpin bowling and crazy pool, alongside a pizza, some drinks, and of course I brought some friends along for the ride too.

Duckpin Bowling

A fun and quick alternative to your average game of bowling. Each player gets three tries each go, in comparison to the usual two, meaning that you can rake up a pretty high score. The only downside is that the game was a tad glitchy for us as the pins often came down with the front pin missing, making it impossible to get a strike. On the upside, the game was really fun, you get lots of rounds, and it is right next to the bar! Who doesn’t want a bit of drunk bowling?

Crazy Pool

Never have I ever seen crazy golf combined with pool before, but Roxy’s made that happen. You are presented with a variation of different tables with loops and obstacles at varying difficulties and you have six tries to get the ball in the hole. We had lots of fun with this game, and it was great to try something new. My one suggestion would be that the tables are too smooth so we often ran into the problem of the ball rolling off the table or getting stuck in the exact same place, this could also be improved by changing the sides of the table so that the ball can bounce off of them.

Pizza Time

With all those games and drinks you are bound to work up an appetite and Roxy’s pizza is there to solve that problem. If you’re a bit peckish then you can buy by the slice, but let’s be honest a full pizza is always the better choice. Roxy’s has recently changed their pizza bases and my Italian boyfriend was thoroughly impressed by them. My only point of criticism is that their pizza range is very limited, with only two vegetarian options (including margherita) and no vegan or gluten free option. If they improve their menu to include a few more topping and base options, then their pizza would be incredible.

Overall, the five of us had a great time at Roxy’s and the staff was amazing and very friendly. I would definitely recommend Roxy’s to anyone that hasn’t been as it is a great location for birthdays, befriending flatmates, or a simple games night. Roxy’s is everchanging and I can’t wait to see how they develop this fantastic business further.