La Casa Del Pane

St Morris, Australia

3.7

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+61 8 8331 1120
Dirección:
Shop 2 375 Magill Rd, St Morris, South Australia, 5068
Magill
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
70 mStop 12 Magill Road - South East side
140 mStop 12 Magill Road - North West side
190 mStop 11 Magill Road - South side
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Hoy 07:00 – 21:00
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Horario local (St Morris) 8:38 domingo, 2 de noviembre de 2025

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lunes 07:00 – 21:00
martes 07:00 – 21:00
miércoles 07:00 – 21:00
jueves 07:00 – 21:00
viernes 07:00 – 21:00
sábado 07:00 – 21:00
domingo 07:00 – 21:00

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6 opiniones sobre La Casa Del Pane

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Tu valoración: 5
Firle, Australia
Now does Afghan food and it doesn’t disappoint. I no longer have to travel to Prospect/​South Rd for a decent Afghan meal. Have only tried their kebabs with rice but the meat was flavoursome and tender.
As good as any of the other Afghan options in Adelaide without having to leave the Eastern suburbs!
Tu valoración: 3
Adelaide, Australia
Terrific for bulk feeds — huge pizzas, filling calzones and bread varieties.
Bargain buy: — ½ price in the freezer ie Calzone $ 3 = 2 meals!
Tu valoración: 4
South Australia, Australia
La Casa Del Pane is a wondeful italian bakery on Magill Road.
The pizza’s they sell there are quite different to, what at least I have come to expect from a pizza. They are much doughier and more bread like, with simple toppings like salami and cheese, which are baked into the base.
While they are really good by themselves, hot or cold, and not dry at all (there must be a fair bit of olive oil in the mix) they actually serve well as a pizza base for super extreme pizzas. Effectively one piles lots of toppings atop the already quite delicious pizza and recooks the whole in the oven or pizza maker if you are fortunate enough to have one handy.
The result is out of this world and due to the heavy duty nature of the original pizza, it can handle quite a load.
As well as the pizzas, La Casa Del Pane makes a really good calzone, and has a good range of bread and other delicacies. They serve coffee and have a small eating area inside.
Tu valoración: 4
Adelaide, Australia
Ever since i went to Italy ten years ago I’ve dreamt about the foccacia type bread I had there with thinly sliced potato and onion on top.
Only recently, I discovered this place. It’s the closest I’ve come to what I had in Italy. This place do a really nice bread, which is as nice cold as it is heated up.
If you like traditional Italian style foccacia, you’ll love this place.
Tu valoración: 3
Australia
My friends used to be absolutely obsessed with this place, and would literally go on and on about it. I don’t mean to be a downer or anything, but in my opinion it’s just bread.
Perhaps it’s because each time my friends ordered from La Casa Del Pane, they would pick the most boring item on the menu: a large slab of bread with only tomato sauce on top. Don’t get me wrong, I’m all for simplicity; but this doesn’t seem like «food» to me. I have a suspicion that this type of bread is a favourite amongst a) children; and b) the elderly. Yes, the bread was tasty, but for god’s sake throw some cheese, some olives, some onions, some sausage on there! Anything to spice it up a little bit!
However, there are a number of items that I saw in the shop that did get my mouth watering. My dissatisfaction is largely due to the fact that I simply haven’t tried enough of their menu. I really want to like this place, I do — but so far I just haven’t been given the chance.
Tu valoración: 3
Australia
Bam! That’s some damn good pizza bread. I used to live across the road from here (in a house that I found out later used to be a brothel, but that’s another story), and was a regular at this cheap as cheap bakery. No matter what time I ran in there would be a line up of people frantically trying to grab the last delicious herb bread or a spicy pizza with smoked bacon and mozzarella, all for a few bucks. If they had one of these on every university campus the students wouldn’t have to eat so much darn Maggi Noodles. These pizzas are great for after school for the kiddies as well, and who wants to support local business instead of the big chains? Yes, you do!