Each time we go to Grenoble, we go to the Quartier Saint-Laurent aka Le Quartier des Italiens or Italian neighborhood, named because of the important Italian community there.
It is a nice area, located on one side if the Isère river and in the bottom of the Bastille that used to be a fortress, built in 1592 on the South end part of the Chartreuse mountain. It is now a ruin, with just few restaurants on top of the hill, where people like to go to get some fresh air, either walking or taking the "bulles", a spherical cable car.
We looked at all the pizzeria there to try to find one with Saint-Marcellin, a soft cheese made of cow's milk, named after a small town nearby where they produce this divine cheese. Unfortunately, we could not find it, so we opted for Le Festival des Pizzas, simply because they were the only one proposing a five cheese pizza!
That is what I ordered in fact. Cooked in a wood fire oven for a couple of minutes, it had emmental, goat, reblochon, blue and mozzarella cheese.
I really liked the crust, the outside being all puffed up
And the bottom having a nice char.
This is definitely the kind of pizza any cheese lover would like, as they were generous in the quantity of cheese.
Jodi ordered the goat cheese salad, as two pizza are too much.
Well, the salad was big...
My mom got the Atlantico pizza that had smoked salmon in it.
It was ok: I do not really like when smoked salmon is cooked because it releases the salt.
Overall it was pretty good. I would definitely go back, maybe to try their white pies.
Festival des Pizzas
74 Quai Perrière
38000 Grenoble, France
www.festival-des-pizzas-grenoble.fr
Festival des Pizzas
74 Quai Perrière
38000 Grenoble, France
www.festival-des-pizzas-grenoble.fr
Enjoy (I did)!
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