Lampara is located in Gioiosa Marea, Metropolitan City of Messina

Lampara is one of the locals’ top choices for satisfying cravings for delectable pizzas. This restaurant is specialized in serving a variety of cheesy pizzas with hand-picked toppings. 

The locals have grown fond of its affordable and delectable pizzas. The pizzas are liberally strewn with a variety of toppings that make them a delight to eat.

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Business Hours:

Thursday: 12:30–2:30pm
Friday: 12:30–2:30pm
Saturday: 12:30–2:30pm
Sunday: 12:30–2:30pm
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 12:30–2:30pm
Wednesday: 12:30–2:30pm

What is Pizza?

Pizza is an Italian dish consisting of a flattened disc of bread dough topped with some combination of olive oil, oregano, tomato, olives, mozzarella or other cheese, and many other ingredients, baked quickly (usually in a commercial setting using a wood-fired oven heated to a very high temperature) and served hot.

The Margherita pizza, which is topped with tomatoes or tomato sauce, mozzarella, and basil, is one of the simplest and most traditional pizzas. According to popular legend.

Types of Pizza’s available in Italy:

Neapolitan Pizza:

A slice of Neapolitan pizza with cheese, sliced tomatoes, and basil in close-up.

The original pizza is Neapolitan. This delectable pie dates back to the 18th century in Naples, Italy. During this time, the poorer residents of this seaside city frequently purchased cheap and quick-to-eat food. Fortunately for them, Neapolitan pizza was inexpensive and readily available from a variety of street vendors.

Chicago Pizza:

Chicago pizza, also known as deep-dish pizza, gets its name from the city where it was invented. During the early 1900s, Italian immigrants in Chicago were looking for something similar to the Neapolitan pizza they knew and loved. Ike Sewell had other plans than to replicate the notoriously thin pie. He made a pizza with a thick crust with raised edges, similar to a pie, and ingredients arranged in reverse, with slices of mozzarella lining the dough, followed by meat, vegetables, and topped with a can of crushed tomatoes. Se well was inspired by this original creation to establish the now-famous chain restaurant Pizzeria Uno.

New York-Style Pizza:

A slice of New York style pizza lifted slightly from the pizza pie New York-style pizza is one of America’s most famous regional pizza types, with its characteristic large, fordable slices and crispy outer crust. Originally a variation of Neapolitan-style pizza, the New York slice has gained a following of its own, with some claiming that its distinct flavor is due to the minerals present in New York’s tap water supply.

Sicilian Pizza:

Sicilian pizza on a pizza peel, with beers nearby Sicilian pizza, also known as “incision,” is a thick slice of pizza with pillow dough, a crunchy crust, and a flavorful tomato sauce. This square-cut pizza is available with or without cheese, and is frequently served with the cheese beneath the sauce to keep the pie from becoming soggy. Sicilian pizza was brought to America in the nineteenth century by Sicilian immigrants and became popular after World War II.

Greek Pizza:

Greek Pizza on pizza peel with tomatoes, garlic, and greens in background Greek pizza was created by Greek immigrants who came to America and were introduced to Italian pizza. Greek-style pizza, especially popular in the New England states, features a thick and chewy crust cooked in shallow, oiled pans, resulting in a nearly deep-fried bottom. While this style has a crust that is puffier and chewier than thin crust pizzas, it’s not quite as thick as a deep-dish or Sicilian crust.

California Pizza

California pizza on a wooden table, surrounded by tomatoes, garlic, mushrooms, and peppers California pizza, also known as gourmet pizza, is distinguished by its unusual ingredients. Chef Ed LaDou began experimenting with pizza recipes in the classic Italian restaurant Pr ego in the late 1970s, and this pizza was born. He made a pizza with mustard, ricotta, pate, and red pepper and served it to Wolfgang Puck by chance. Puck invited LaDou to be the head pizza chef at his restaurant after being impressed by his innovative pie. It was here that LaDou developed over 250 unique pizza recipes, which became the menu for the chain restaurant California Pizza Kitchen.

Detroit Pizza

Green pan Detroit Pizza The Detroit pizza is first topped with pepperoni, then with brick cheese that is spread to the pan’s very edges, resulting in a caramelized cheese perimeter. The sauce is then spooned over the pizza in a manner reminiscent of Chicago-style pizza. This pizza has a thick, extra crispy crust on the outside and a tender, airy interior.

PRODUCTS & SERVICES:

Olympic Pizzeria delivers pizza quickly and for free. The pizza, which is made with original East Coast recipes and a secret sauce, comes with a wide variety of topping options as well as healthy alternatives. The company will also provide mobile beach vending carts to provide tourists on the beach with a quick and easy dining option without having to leave the beach.