This place has its ups and downs. We went the first weekend they opened and, while the pizza was good, the wine selection was not. And we were there for three hours - not what you expect for a pizza dinner. Granted the place was packed. I've been back a few other times - once for dinner and twice for lunch. The last time I went was the Saturday of a holiday weekend. The restaurant next door was pretty busy, but Brugo's was empty. We were the only two people there at Noon. Our server was sick. When I asked about it, she said she had been sick for two weeks but had worked nearly every day. (If you are a restaurant owner, please send sick people home!) We also observed her go behind the bar and make herself a Bailey's and Chocolate Syrup drink. The restaurant floor was not clean - crumbs under most of the tables. The furniture looked like something someone picked up before it was sent to the trash - ripped seats, worn edges, upholstery pulling off of some chairs, etc. Our check was $30 for two personal pizzas with three toppings each. WAY too much for what they give you.
As we were leaving, I looked everywhere for a sanitation grade but could not find it. Isn't it a requirement to display that? Sadly, I won't be back. I moved here from a much better culinary city - I live close by and miss good pizza. Maybe they'll turn it around, but I'm not holding my breath.