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  • A chef preparing many pizzas.
  • Hands grabbing pizza slices on a table.
  • A chef posing with a pizza in a moody bar enviroment.
11 – 13 Nov

The Next Slice: Gozney x Leonardo’s Pizza Palace

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Leonardo’s Pizza Palace is handing its oven to the next generation of Melbourne pizza talent. None of them has a pizzeria of their own yet, so for one night each, their pizza goes on the Leonardo’s menu. Get in early and meet the names you’ll be hearing a lot more of.

On the line-up: Miller Cowie of MBC Canteen, swapping his Sicilian-style squares for the round; Kit Iacuzi of cult pop-up turned Bahama Gold resident Da Paolo; and Georgia Jennings, the Leonardo’s crew member who cut her teeth at one of New Zealand’s most respected slice shops.

Georgia Jennings: Wednesday 11 November
Kit Iacuzi: Thursday 12 November
Miller Cowie: Friday 13 November

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Wed 11 Nov
  • 5pm - 9pm 5:00pm - 9:00pm
Thu 12 Nov
  • 5pm - 9pm 5:00pm - 9:00pm
Fri 13 Nov
  • 5pm - 9pm 5:00pm - 9:00pm

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Leonardo's Pizza Palace
29 Grattan St
Carlton 3053

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  • telephone number: 0438395322
  • email address: gozney@neon.black
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