$17 pizza, bottomless cocktails: The dining deals are hot at this Melbourne pizzeria
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The tagline 'pizza is sexy' is emblazoned in neon on the walls at A25's two Melbourne pizzerias. It's even truer on Mondays when most of the pizzas – made with 72-hour-fermented dough – are $17 a pop, whether you dine in or take away. Start your week right.
Other deals include $17 pasta specials on Tuesdays, and daily bottomless sessions that start from $49 – inclusive of 90 minutes of all-you-can drink cocktails, your choice of pizza or pasta, plus loaded fries for two (toppings include cacio e pepe; Italian chilli; and truffle porcini and parmesan).
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