Pix Pizza

I lived in Brooklyn for 14 years before moving back to the Altrincham area and this pizza can stand up with some decent joints there. I like that the menu here is small — means they do a few things really well.

Wow the best pizza I’ve had in ages so much nicer then the ones at the nearby Market House. Interesting and delicious toppings, tonight I had mushroom, olives and rosemary. Will try the gorgonzola, fig and walnut next time :) Friendly staff and speedy service top marks to this little pizza house.

Pix Pizza are a new takeaway only a stone’s throw from Altrincham Market.
Everything is made fresh and in front of you, before being placed into their wood-​fired pizza oven for a few minutes to bake. They also sell soft drinks, beer & wine (I didn’t see any of those when I went though) and small tubs of ice cream.
There were six pizza choices available (in one standard size of an 11″ base) ranging in price from £6−8. I’d usually go for pepperoni but this wasn’t an option — there was chorizo and ‘Nduja (a spicy, spreadable pork sausage) but I wasn’t in the mood for anything too ‘hot’.
The tomato, mozzarella and basil was decent enough, with the base far less soggy on the bottom than nearby Honest Crust’s (
) but I must admit I preferred the latter’s. Pix’s crust was a tad dry and crunchy, though to be fair it came with a small pot of dipping sauce which was a nice touch. And an unexpected small packet of Love Hearts. Random, but appreciated.
They’re up against tough competition in Honest Crust, especially as you can sit down and enjoy their pizza in Market House — at Pix there are no seats apart from the two small tables out front. I think they’ll do ok though, especially now that Alty’s footfall has increased with the new market.

Very, very good pizza served by a lovely friendly team. A delicious find! We’ll be back.