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Spot Palace in Soorts began in 2017 as a mobile kitchen before evolving into a permanent home for Neapolitan pizza. Le Fooding highlighted the venue upon its relocation to the Pédebert district, praising how vintage fixtures and industrial lighting complement the casual dining room. The team preserved the original street-food energy while upgrading to a dedicated wood-fired setup. Guests now gather under high ceilings to share meals that once traveled between beach towns.
The wood-fired oven operates through the evening, producing thin-crust pizza with charred edges and airy cornices. Recipes depend on precise regional imports like fior di latte, Gorgonzola DOP, and fourteen-month cured Parma ham. The Capo Mannu pairs slow-cooked tomatoes with fresh burrata and a thick balsamic reduction. Other selections highlight smoked Scamorza with confit cherry tomatoes or guanciale balanced by local chèvre and honey. Each order moves directly from the baking stone to the waiting table.
Mornings open with specialty coffee roasted by a Toulouse micro-roastery alongside buttery pastries pulled from the oven. Lunch service swaps the wood fire for lighter California-style bowls and smash burgers resting on toasted brioche. Patrons stretch across communal benches and spill onto the shaded terrace while weekend concerts fill the air. Groups linger here long enough to debate which pizza topping earns a second slice.
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