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For starters, don't let the location scare you away.
Don't let the size scare you away.
We were greeted at the door by the owner who patiently held the door open for us as we slowly made our way in. There were two tables outside with umbrellas and tablecloths. Inside there were 4-6 two top tables, and about 3 four tops. Very tiny. But it turns out, very intimate.
Since my son and I went with my parents, we were seated at a four top. Clean and well presented. A small TV hung on the wall with the basketball game on (happened to be Celtics!).
Service was quick. We placed our orders with our friendly and informative waiter and were served a plate of bread (didn't think to ask what kind as I did not recognize it) with a chunky tomato dressing on the side. Both were excellent.
Since everything is made fresh, the wait for food was a little long, but not bad.
I ordered the Margarita Pizza, my son order the same with onions on it, my mother ordered the Chicken Parm, my father ordered the Lasagna. Everyone loved their food. My parents cleaned their plates. My son and I had ordered small pizzas which I had assumed were personal sizes. turns out they were a medium Dominos sized pizza. So we got yummy leftovers!
While we dinned, the owner approached the table to ask how everything was. He explained that he was the new owner and was excited to see new faces. We chatted with him for a while. He came over several times over the course of the evening and helped get water for our glasses which never went empty. During our talks my son mentioned that his 11th birthday is on Friday. The owner later remembered that and told him happy birthday 11 year old! That was sweet.
We also ordered desert. My mother ordered the Tiramisu, my father ordered the Creme Brulee, and my son and I split the chocolate cake. Guess which was the best? The Creme Brulee! Sweet and yummy. The Creme and the cake had a raspberry drizzle on it. The cake was actually more like a slice of fudge. The Tiramisu was light and sweet. All very good. They also have a Canonli, but we didn't try that. Oh well.
I really can't find any fault with this place. Great service, great food, great atmosphere. I am assuming that the new owner changed the plates. Everything was served on plain white square or rectangular plates that I like a lot better than the ones in the pictures. The pasta dishes were served on square plates that were maybe a square foot. Crazy big!
It was pricey. I think the total before tip was somewhere around $80 for the four of us. My pizza was $9. I have had better, it wasn't bad though, and the overall experience made up for it. My parents couldn't help but rave about their food, especially the deserts.
I recommend Pizza A Metro, especially for a date!
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