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Family History in the making
Who would have known that back in 1991 when an italian family bought a small
pizza shop in Lower Plenty that it would grow to become a fast paced and fresh new pizza innovation.
Run predominantly by family members in the beginning, Margherita's now sustains an amazing 40 employees ranging in age from the mid teens to the early 50's. In 2001, ownership became Richard's full time passion and it was then that he decided Margherita's had outgrown its home and drastic renovations were underway within months.
The 'new look' pizza shop was the beginning for an exciting new era both for Margherita's and for all the staff fortunate to be part of the company. The modern new design was an open plan layout allowing the customer to view all their food being prepared and freshly cooked in front of them.
As well as the physical changes to Margherita's there were management positions created. Now, more employees are undertaking various traineeships under Margherita's roof, making it not only a fantastic place to work but a great training ground for skills in the hospitality industry.
In 2008 we launched our new look corporate profile. Part of Margherita's commitment to continually be fresh and innovative especially with our fine foods.
Motto
Margherita Pizza & Pasta prides itself on providing the highest Quality Pizza & Pasta with customer service second to none. It ensures all our staff are committed to the task at hand and rewards them accordingly.
Community
Margherita are proud to support our local community, organisations, sporting clubs and schools. Sponsoring clubs, supplying uniforms to teams, donating to fundraising events and assisting with catering are just some of the ways we offer support.
We are proud and honoured that patronage of Margherita's has allowed us to contribute over $500,000 to the local community.
Testimonials
"As a member of the Apollo basketball club I am very grateful for the sponsorship Margherita Pizza and Pasta provides, not only to our club but also to the Diamond Valley Basketball association as a whole."
Jeremy Foster, Apollo Boys Co-ordinator.
"The raffle we ran was a complete success and the money raised will certainly benefit the members in the future."
Len Lehmann, Corporal. Simpson Barracks.
"We appreciate your generosity in this time of economic uncertainty and the many demands that must be made upon your business."
Kerry Wall, Principal. Lower Plenty Primary School.
"....as always, your product and service was outstanding."
Allan Robinson, Acting Assistant Principal. Montmorency Secondary College.
"The DVBA is well renowned for our hospitality and suppers........and no small part of that is the pizzas that are supplied by yourself that everyone looks forward to."
John Sanders, President. Diamond Valley Basketball Association
Disability Access
Margherita Pizza has full disability access, with a wheelchair ramp at our entrance
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