Lupa Pizza Charges £100 for Hawaiian Pizza

Lupa Pizza, a restaurant in Norwich, UK, has stirred controversy by charging £100 ($122) for its Hawaiian pizza, aiming to discourage customers from ordering the divisive topping. The owner, Francis Woolf, expressed his strong dislike for pineapple on pizza, stating that it shouldn't be considered acceptable. Despite the hefty price, the restaurant added the option to their Deliveroo menu following requests from customers, with a cheeky description encouraging patrons to order champagne along with it. Interestingly, a poll conducted by the restaurant revealed a 50/50 split on whether pineapple belongs on pizza, leading to their reluctant decision to offer it, albeit at a steep cost. While Lupa Pizza remains staunchly against the topping, statistics show that around 53% of the public enjoy it, highlighting the ongoing debate about this culinary choice. The restaurant has even humorously suggested that if pineapple wins future polls, they may raise the price further to reflect their disdain.