Michelle W.
Yelp
Potatoes on pizza? Genius.
Potatoes on pizza with caramelized onions and truffle oil? A revelation.
Honestly, the Goldmember ($28) was one of the best pizzas (if not the best) I've ever had. (As Austin Powers would say, "Yeah, baby, yeah!") If there's a pizza heaven out there, then it's at The Parlour because these pizza gods are serving.
First of all, get a load of these toppings: Yukon gold potatoes, caramelized onions, cashew burrata, roasted mushrooms, truffle oil, and mushroom dust. For any fungi fiends (fun guys?) out there, this will punch you with that earthy mushroom flavour. Throw in some thin potato rounds and savoury onions with burrata 2.0? That's melt-in-your-mouth, sweet and savoury goodness right there.
Second of all, sink your teeth into a crust that is light and airy yet still gives you the right amount of chew. If you're anti-crust, think again. The only downside is that the corner slices, while larger, aren't as decked out in toppings, so you win some, you lose some.
Of the 6-7 slices I had, half of them were Goldmember despite there being an array of pizzas to choose from at my friend's birthday party. I also had The Big Prawn ($29), Hamilton Street ($26), and another pizza which I don't recall. I liked them all, but Hamilton Street was more unique with its blue cheese, pear, walnuts, and balsamic glaze; it reminded me of the Pear Baguette at Finch's Tea House.
Mark my words - I'll be at The Parlour next time to devour an entire Goldmember myself.