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Had a pizza delivery from Il Mirto last night - it was lovely, really nice proper pizza, the first I've had delivered round here that's ok.


Not sure what the problem in previous discussions was as they are deleted, but I wanted to give them their due. Only took 40 minutes and also the Tiramisu was top notch.


Will use them again.

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Jeremy Wrote:

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> We like it too. Also like eating in... something

> about the basic/rustic style reminds me of Italian

> ski holidays, and BYO helps keep things cheap.



I think they only have BYO on one evening a week now.


We went recently and they now sell alcohol. Made the meal rather less cheap than previously :)

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