Bay View’s Anodyne to Serve Pizza

Bay View’s Anodyne to Serve Pizza

                                                  Photo via Shutterstock The folks at Anodyne Coffee Roasting Co. in Bay View (2920 S. Kinnickinnic Ave.) are in possession of a pizza oven – a beautiful red-tiled brick oven. And they’re going to start offering ‘za tomorrow night, Nov. 11 (4:30-9 p.m.)! When they moved their coffee roaster to the new space in Walker’s Point, the Bay View location “felt really quiet,” says co-owner Lacee Perry. “The buzz and movement we had felt was…

                                                  Photo via Shutterstock

The folks at Anodyne Coffee Roasting Co. in Bay View (2920 S. Kinnickinnic Ave.) are in possession of a pizza oven – a beautiful red-tiled brick oven. And they’re going to start offering ‘za tomorrow night, Nov. 11 (4:30-9 p.m.)! When they moved their coffee roaster to the new space in Walker’s Point, the Bay View location “felt really quiet,” says co-owner Lacee Perry. “The buzz and movement we had felt was gone.” Perry and husband/partner Matt McClutchy took their time researching before purchasing their Neapolitan brick oven (from the master of brick ovens, Stefano Ferrara). They’re offering 9-10 menu options, including margherita, and a beet-goat cheese pie. You can also build your own. Prices will be in the neighborhood of $9-$13. For the time being, pizzas (again, only at the Bay View location) are served Tues-Sat 4:30-9 p.m. Carry-out available.

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