Came here for lunch with some old coworkers and the experience was rather average and kind of what I expected. The space is out-dated with ripped leather booths, dominated by shades of brown and orange. Totally screamed old pizza place.
We ordered a large (8 slices) to split between four people. While the pizza was large, the taste was quite average. I didn't find anything special in the flavors and the dough definitely wasn't my favorite. The dough didn't seem to be very yeasty or chewy, which is usually how I like it.
La Gondola might be a better stop for their sandwiches, but the pizza is average. There are other places in town that I would choose over this one.