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Famous restaurateur Alexander Belkovich tried the legendary Oryol pizza in the arch

Famous restaurateur Alexander Belkovich visited Orel

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Famous restaurateur Alexander Belkovich tried the legendary Oryol pizza in the arch

Famous restaurateur Alexander Belkovich visited Orel. In the release of the show called "100 places to eat" on the federal TV channel STS restaurateur Alexander Belkovich went to the same arch for pizza, which in the capital of the 57th region, everyone seems to know. A local resident, Sergei, said he had been eating it since childhood.

The chef liked: the pizza is soft, airy and warm, and the dough melts in the mouth.

“People are ready to give their souls for such a pizza in the cafeteria,” said Alekandr Belkovich.

There is a pizza in the arch 120 rubles.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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