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  • The buzz on the street is their pizza will blow your stinky socks off your feet! Well, not exactly in those words, but in that promising context! If you know me like the back of your hand, you would already know what I look for! The crust! For one, I am a carboholic! Whether that be bread, donuts, or rice, I cherish that food group immensely. I firmly believe the most critical bite in a pizza is going to be your first one! It will make or break your love for it! Why? Because its the closest you will get to freshness since the time it popped out of the oven! Bam! Love at first bite! Just the sight and smell caused some drool-age! It had the right amount of crispness and thinness. The bottom crust had a slight charcoal, the way one should always like it! And the middle layer still soft enough for some bending and flexibility! Crust Test: Pass. During my most recent visit, the amigos and I decided on the "Gladiator." Yup! I guess it was indeed the most manly pizza you could get here. Glorious meat! The schreiner's sausage and pepperoni were cooked very nicely! The cheese and sauce were no match for the meat! They played more of a subtle role but still contributed to a wonderful pizza experience. Sauce and Toppings Test: Pass. With all that said, I want to clearly say, this is not what I call a true Italian pizza. As great as it was its hard for me to put it on the same level as some well-known places like Pizzeria Bianco, which will always be my numero uno. The major difference is in the sourdough crust. To me, this is what defined their pizza. The one trait that separates them from the Italian style is how it is NOT bubbly with that brick-oven charcoal quality. Instead, its more simple yet quite tasty. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/7cK9uEV09iPmsTqOqmY3kQ?select=Q0kUcPJhdZlueuitX154VQ Besides everything said thus far, I want to give credit to their excellent service. The host did a good job in booking our table and notifying my group when our time was near. Our server maintained a playful, enthusiastic attitude from the moment we sat to the time we finished our last dessert bite! Speaking of dessert, I happily decided that their Red Velvet Cake be my new go-to! The frosting and cake was not too sweet, just to my liking! http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/7cK9uEV09iPmsTqOqmY3kQ?select=bCRxfhgIbOSC-eRUgD3M_g The moral of the story, do not come here if you are seeking a true Italian experience. Do come here, if you desire a wonderfully tasting pizza in a friendly, cool, upbeat atmosphere!
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