Tim Boyle's pizzeria

[Glenhope]

See this story about Tim Boyle's pizzeria in Bridge Road Richmond. Opened just before the pandemic.

Ex-AFL player Tim Boyle on owning a restaurant during COVID-19

Former Hawthorn footballer turned newspaper columnist Tim Boyle opened a restaurant just before coronavirus hit. This is what it's like.

www.abc.net.au

If you live nearby pop in for a takeaway pizza and support a great player who didn't have the career he would have wanted. Try to avoid uber eats as the fees are a killer for the retailers.

Fratellino Ristorante |

fratellino.com.au

 

[Davo23]

See this story about Tim Boyle's pizzeria in Bridge Road Richmond. Opened just before the pandemic.

Ex-AFL player Tim Boyle on owning a restaurant during COVID-19

Former Hawthorn footballer turned newspaper columnist Tim Boyle opened a restaurant just before coronavirus hit. This is what it's like.

www.abc.net.au

If you live nearby pop in for a takeaway pizza and support a great player who didn't have the career he would have wanted. Try to avoid uber eats as the fees are a killer for the retailers.

Fratellino Ristorante |

fratellino.com.au

My daughter went before the lockdown, she says the menu is pretty good, it’s not just a pizza joint.
I’m hoping he's opening again from Monday, will try to get a table for the family ASAP.

Had a lot of time for the Boyler, his career was ruined by injury and the arrival of Buddy & Roughie.

 

[Yuley95]

My daughter went before the lockdown, she says the menu is pretty good, it’s not just a pizza joint.
I’m hoping he's opening again from Monday, will try to get a table for the family ASAP.

Had a lot of time for the Boyler, his career was ruined by injury and the arrival of Buddy & Roughie.

Could have worked well with buddy and roughie if not for the injuries. Really liked him as a player and wish him well for his restaurant. I work near bridge road so will have to swing by... in a few weeks

 

[Buzz Hawk]

A thoughtful, contemplative fellow.
Cut from a different cloth.
I wish him well.

 

[Falco131415]

It's next to the Spreadie so when all this hoo-ha settles down a bit will go in for a chew hopefully & wash it down a few doors down.

 

[Nathan Detroit]

Do you think Seattle falls into their delivery zone?

 

[Yardie]

Do you think Seattle falls into their delivery zone?

Uber is global....

 

[The Cryptkeeper]

See this story about Tim Boyle's pizzeria in Bridge Road Richmond. Opened just before the pandemic.

Ex-AFL player Tim Boyle on owning a restaurant during COVID-19

Former Hawthorn footballer turned newspaper columnist Tim Boyle opened a restaurant just before coronavirus hit. This is what it's like.

www.abc.net.au

If you live nearby pop in for a takeaway pizza and support a great player who didn't have the career he would have wanted. Try to avoid uber eats as the fees are a killer for the retailers.

Fratellino Ristorante |

fratellino.com.au

Ubereats and Deliveroo are f***ing thieves.

 

[MrPremiership]

Ubereats and Deliveroo are f***ing thieves.

don't they take 35% of the bill? robbery

 

[The Cryptkeeper]

don't they take 35% of the bill? robbery

Yep, plus they accept exactly zero responsibility if their driver mistreats the order in any way.

The restaurant absorbs that risk too.

Delivery companies are no more than bottomfeeders.

 

[checkraiseulite]

i regularly eat at/order from fratelinos in south yarra. is he connected to that one too or is his essentially a franchise?

the south yarra one are legitimately some of the best pizzas in melbourne.

will try and support the richmond one from now on.

really liked boyle as a player and then for his writing/work in the media. sad neither seemed to really take off.

 

[parsons nose]

Should have stuck with journalism- super talented sports writer.

 

[The Cryptkeeper]

Should have stuck with journalism- super talented sports writer.

Yeah, the poor bugger can't catch a break.

Sports journalism jobs used to be a dime a dozen but Boyle got chopped due to downsizing.

 

[Argy]

Yeah, the poor bugger can't catch a break.

Sports journalism jobs used to be a dime a dozen but Boyle got chopped due to downsizing.

Yep, he always brought a different perspective to things. Very refreshing.

 

[Collins-Langford-Ayres]

Should have stuck with journalism- super talented sports writer.

Agreed on this !!

 

[cuttlefish]

Should have stuck with journalism- super talented sports writer.

I thought it alluded to the fact in the article, that journalism wasn't going to provide enough financial support for him. Good on him for being hands-on in hospitality, though. It's a tough gig, but you get the impression that Tim can succeed at whatever he sets his sights on.

 

[parsons nose]

I thought it alluded to the fact in the article, that journalism wasn't going to provide enough financial support for him. Good on him for being hands-on in hospitality, though. It's a tough gig, but you get the impression that Tim can succeed at whatever he sets his sights on.

It’s a indictment on the manner in which news is consumed and has far reaching implications for the industry as a whole.

 

[Hawk_francais]

Loved hearing his insights into being an AFL player. One of the few ex-players who seem to be at peace with their career and achievements.

 

[Brant]

Should have stuck with journalism- super talented sports writer.

Maybe this'll allow him to write from time to time (through financial support)

 

[parsons nose]

Maybe this'll allow him to write from time to time (through financial support)

That a buffoon like Robbo can make a comfortable out of journalism ahead of a word smith who’s played the game at the highest level, leaves me flabbergasted.