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Mary's Hot Pizza: Giant Slices & All-Ages Fun

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Marys Hot Pizza, a new addition to Moore Parks Entertainment Quarter, is serving up massive New York-style slices and Detroit squares, delighting kids and families alike. Owners Jake Smyth and Kenny Graham, who started with burgers in Newtown, now offer a variety of giant pies with lacy cheese edges, made with sourdough bases fermented for forty-eight hours. Standout toppings include spicy nduja with cool stracciatella cheese, perfect pepperoni on vodka sauce, and mushroom blends with burnt oil flair. The welcoming atmosphere, outdoor space, and all-ages appeal make Marys a prime spot for your next pizza fix.

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Mary's Hot Pizza: Giant Slices & All-Ages Fun

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Sydney News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Mary's Hot Pizza: Giant Slices & All-Ages Fun. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 28th, Sydney News, today starts now, AI-powered and ready. Mary's hot pizza just opened in more parks entertainment quarter, serving up massive New York-style slices and Detroit squares that have kids going. While in, owners Jake Smith and Kenny Graham, who kicked off their Mary's empire with burgers back in Newtown in 2013, now run this spot with a pro, chef handling the dough. They evolved from their rowdy burger days and a grungy pubston to this brighter vibe, using a pizza master electric oven for sourdough bases, fermented 48 hours. It's all about giant pies with lacy cheese edges after testing dozens of varieties. School kids cheer when those head-sized slices hit the table, and families love the welcoming yellow walls and outdoor space. Smith says they're opening doors wide to spread joy, ditching the old loud cues for something everyone can enjoy. Stand out toppings mixed spicy and douga, with cool, stretchy Italian cheese, perfect

pepperoni on baca sauce, or mushroom blends echoing their burgers with, burnt oil flair. You can build your own, or grab slices to go after nearby shows. Spots like MMC sliced-shoppy American or Tata Tata and Bondi Junction offer similar slice game, but Mary's nails that all ages appeal with drinks, like Earl Grey Arnold Palmer's 2 Prime for your next pizza fix.

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