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EAGLE BITES PIZZA

LOCATION – 24, Sarada Pally, Eastern Metropolitan Bypass, Block D, Tagore Park, Kasba, Kolkata, West Bengal 700039

This place was on my wishlist for a long time, so finally a few days I had visited this restaurant. Usually listening to pizza we visualise a italian cuisine but this restaurant originally is an Australian brand and surprisingly leading this area over quite a lot more reputed brands in many respects but then also not getting the proper limelight.

Let us talk about the ambience . The ambience is cosy and perfect for gossip sessions over delicious pizzas and sides.

These are the few dishes which i personally liked ,you must give it a try Paneer Makhni Pizza, Chicken Pepperoni Pizza (chessy blast base), Smoked Chicken Pizza along with delicious Chicken & Mutton Burgers and chicken fingers ! The pizzas which have been added to the menu are undoubtedly amazing with a great amalgamation of flavour, texture & taste! Soft crust, loaded with cheese and fresh ingredients, these delicacies are something that I’ll recommend to everyone out there!

Overall my opinion is if you are a pizza lover you should definitely try out this place otherwise you are missing a lot.

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