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Appizza

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Appizza. (2026, October 22). The Sydney Morning Herald. https://www.smh.com.au/goodfood/nsw-good-food-guide/appizza-darlinghurst-20260504-p5ztle.html?ref=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_source=rss_feed

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Appizza is a New Haven-inspired pizza shop located at the corner of Oxford Street and Flinders, featuring thin, crispy pizzas that are charred and topped with simple ingredients like crushed tomatoes, oregano, and Pecorino Romano. The menu offers four slice options—classic tomato, pepperoni, cheese, and a salad version—and allows for additional toppings such as cured meats and anchovies. Patrons can save their crusts to dip in unique sauces created by the co-owner of A.P Bakery.

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Appizza is a New Haven-inspired pizza shop located on the corner of Oxford Street and Flinders in Sydney, operated by A.P Bakery. The menu features only four types of slices: classic tomato, pepperoni, cheese, and a salad version topped with mesclun leaves, Grana Padano, and a liquorice-scented oil, served with a lemon wedge. Each pizza is thin, crispy, and deeply charred, adhering to the traditional New Haven style that includes toppings like crushed tomatoes, oregano, and Pecorino Romano. Customers can also add extras such as cured meats, anchovies, and stracciatella. A.P Bakery co-owner Mat Lindsay offers unique dips for patrons to enjoy with their crusts.

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Topics

A.P Bakery Appizza Grana Padano New Haven Pecorino Romano

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A.P Bakery ORG · 3× Appizza ORG · 2× New Haven GPE · 2× Mat Lindsay PERSON · 1×

Narrative

Simplicity is part of the style, and as such, there are only four slices on the menu: a classic tomato, a pepperoni one, cheese, and a salad version – topped with mesclun leaves, a liquorice-scented oil and Grana Padano, served with a lemon wedge.

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2026-10-22 · The Sydney Morning Herald

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Appizza is a New Haven-inspired pizza shop by A.P Bakery, set on the corner of Oxford Street and Flinders, with bright red tables flowing onto Taylor Square. asserted

Appizza → inspire → Square

New Haven-style pizza, known as “apizza”, is typically thin, crispy and deeply, charred, topped with crushed tomatoes, oregano and Pecorino Romano. asserted

pizza → know → tomatoes

Simplicity → be → wedge

Good to know: Save your crusts to drag through dips created by A.P Bakery co-owner Mat Lindsay, which include ranch, ’nduja tomato honey and green sauce. Good Food reviews are booked anonymously and paid independently. asserted

reviews → know → ranch

A restaurant can’t pay for a review or inclusion in the Good Food Guide. asserted

restaurant → pay → Guide