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| - Ate here with my mom when we were looking for something close. I will say that I'm upset that one of my childhood memories has been taken over (Kokomo's - RIP), but I'm pleasantly surprised with what has replaced it. The place is SMALL so be sure to either call ahead to make reservations (if you can) or be prepared to possibly wait. Although, given it's size the place is very cozy.
As food the food and drinks, right now the place is BYOB so if you're looking to grab a glass of wine with that awesome pizza of theirs, it better be your own or you'll be SOL (we learned the hard way). As for the food, we were very satisfied with our choices: we split a salad, a broccoli rabe appetizer, and the prosciutto and asparagus pizza. Between the two of us we were stuffed and I had plenty of food to take home to my BF to last the next two days - I will say that we did order quite a bit of food, but we wanted to try more than just a pizza to get an idea of how their food tasted (or maybe we just wanted to break the diets and pig out on a Friday night...guess you'll never know!). Everything was delicious and seasoned well and honestly I don't have a single complaint about their food options.
I will say that I have a slight problem with this - their weird hours. They're only open 3 or 4 days a week (you'll have to check their website or call to make sure) and I believe they're only open for dinner hours. But other than that, I have no gripes and you shouldn't either once you experience this quaint little pizzeria in a quaint little town.
Oh, and P.S. If I overheard a conversation correctly, they just recently opened a patio so you may want to check that out on a nice evening.
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