Popular pizzeria opens its sixth restaurant in Perth Hills
Il Locale's famous pink and yellow pizza boxes can now be found in the Hills, with the popular pizzeria opening the doors to its new Kalamunda eatery on May 29.
It follows last month's launch of wine bar Il Locale Osteria in Stirling, which serves up the popular pizzeria's signature slices as well as an expanded menu — think house-made pasta and osso buco — plus natural wines and Italian-inspired cocktails.
Founder Mat Bourget puts the business' popularity down to 'consistency, authenticity and community connection'.
'Our pizzas use top-quality ingredients, our service is friendly and fast, and we're not afraid to have fun with the brand,' he says. 'We've created a space where customers feel like they're part of the family.
'Our mission is simple: to make life better with pizzas.'
The new openings join Subiaco, Currambine, Busselton and original venue Scarborough, which launched back in 2021, and Mr Bourget — who also co-owns Bodega in Scarborough — says there are no plans to slow down, with a franchise model in the works with the goal of opening a new restaurant every three to six months. Il Locale Pizzeria's burrata pizza. Credit: Jackson Flindell / The West Australian
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