Slice of Italy: Where Campus Life Meets Comfort Food 🍕

There’s a spot on campus that doesn’t need loud signs or flashy promos. If you know, you know. And if you don’t — it’s time you did. Tucked next to Building 10 at ECU Joondalup, Slice of Italy is the go-to for students chasing comfort, good food, and a breather between lectures.

🍕 Flavour That Just Gets You You walk in and the smell hits you first — fresh dough, bubbling cheese, that perfect blend of herbs. Whether it’s the classic Margherita or something heavier like the BBQ Chicken, every slice feels like a mini reset. They’ve got red-tag pizzas for $17 (yes, $17 for actual food) and blue-tag pizzas for $21. Feeling fancy? Go for the calzones or pair your pizza with a cheeky garlic bread. Oh — and they’re cool with vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options too. No awkward orders or eye-rolls. Just good food for everyone.

🌞 Chill Vibes, Real People It’s not just what’s on the plate.

The place has that cosy, welcoming vibe that makes you want to stay a little longer. You’ll often see students outside, chilling in the sun, catching up between classes or winding down after a long day. And the staff? Absolute legends. Friendly, fast, and they’ll remember your order if you’re a regular (no judgement if that’s three days a week 😅).

📱 Made for Uni Life Let’s be honest — some days, cooking is just not on the cards. That’s why Slice of Italy keeps it simple. Their website’s clean, mobile-friendly, and if you’re strapped for time, they’re on Uber Eats too. No fuss. No delay. Just food that shows up when you need it most.

🧠 Brain Fried? Grab a Slice. Next time you need a pick-me-up after a lecture, or just want to treat yourself for surviving the week, do yourself a favour: head to Slice of Italy. Whether you dine in, take away, or order in your PJs — it’s always a good choice.

📍 Find them at Building 10, ECU Joondalup

🕒 Open Monday–Friday, 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM

🌐 Order online at www.sliceofitaly.com.au

🍕 Good food. Good mood. Right on campus.

Student ID: 10663345

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