Worth a try! Support local (except Dominos is pretty good)

Prefect crisp and char on the dough. Sauce and oils leave minimal to no residue on the plate. All ingredients were fresh and captured for flavor, salt, and heat perfectly. A faultless pizza joint. Loved there customer service too. We'll certainly be back! :)

One day on my way to Pak n save I saw Frat's sign I was instantly drawn to it for no particular reason. I was intrigued to try a pizza at a place which is kind of in the middle of nowhere. I was like what the hell let's give it a go, and boy I was so happy to try it!! I love it and I have been a regular here ever since! I love the sourdough pizza. It is cooked to perfection and crispy even when you bring it home. The chef is a friendly guy along with the staff who are all helpful. After 5-6 order experiences I can still report that they are consistent with their service and products. Now talking about the pizzas, I love almost all the pizza flavours but Potato, Salami, Hawaiian are my favourites along with polenta fries and the truffle aioli 😍. My wife is big Nutella fan so dessert pizza is her obvious favourite. I highly recommend it to anyone who likes sourdough pizza or good pizza in general. It is bit expensive than chain pizzas but you definitely get the quality here.

We went to Frat's for dinner. We had to park just down the road as the resturant was just outside a lane, so parking in front was not possible. It's a fairly small restaurant with limited seating available, but we were able to get a spot inside. There was also a table just outside as well. I suggest ordering during happy hour (4-6:30pm) as the pizzas and drinks are half the price than if ordering outside of these hours. We ordered the cheese & tomato pizza, the chicken meatballs & artichokes pizza and the potato pizza. I ordered the $9 (happy hour pricing) Aperol Spritz as well. After ordering, we had to wait nearly half an hour for our food to arrive. Our drinks on the other hand were pretty quick to arrive. The restaurant was full and only had one small pizza oven, so I suspect that's why the pizzas took so long to come. When we got the pizzas, they were smaller than I had anticipated, and I expected a bit more for a $15 pizza (that was with the happy hour pricing and are normally $30). The pizzas were quite thin as well, even with the toppings. The crusts on all of them also had burnt areas, which I had to remove before eating them. The chicken meatballs & artichokes pizza tasted okay, but the artichokes had a very lemony flavour, which made it difficult to taste the other ingredients in the pizza. The cheese & tomato pizza tasted nice, but the crusts were quite large, and I would have liked a larger portion of toppings instead of a large crust. The potato pizza was very tasty and by far the best of the three. It was very flavourful and was the only pizza I felt that was worth the $15. The Aperol Spritz was very bitter, so much so that I couldn't finish it. I know they are meant to be bitter, but all you could taste was the extreme bitterness and a hint of orange. All in all, I probably wouldn't come here again. The high food price doesn't match its lower quality, which was disappointing to find out after looking at the high rating reviews.

Very good pizza, but not very traditional flavors, also not wood fire. Pepper and cheese is very good, but the salami one was a little bit too hot for my taste. If you're on the hunt for a traditional and to the best pizza in Auckland, try Sette Bello at New Lynn.

Great pizzas and friendly service. Sourdough bases were tasty. Nice to have a variety of different flavoured pizzas to choose from. Would definitely recommend.