"However, the pricing can be quite confusing. Just the other week, I ordered two regular slices of cheese, and the total came to over $9. I naively accepted that and went to get more change, only to return and find the total was actually around $6. The owner was there during the whole situation, which left me puzzled, as it seems the prices can vary from week to week and from person to person.
The quality of the pizza can be hit or miss; sometimes it's delicious, while other times it can be stale and dry. Here’s my take on a few items:
- Garlic Knots: 9/10 (fantastic)
- Cheese Calzone: 5/10 (plain and basic; not great even with sauce)
- White Slice: 6/10 (not really my preference; just giving it a try)
- Grandma Slice: 9/10 (always hits the spot; love it)
- Ravioli: 6/10 (too pricey and has a strange aftertaste, in my opinion)
- Regular Slice: 7/10 (hard to go wrong with this)
- Deep Dish Pizza: 7/10 (decent)
- Chicken Parmigiana Pizza: 6/10 (not the best combo; chicken on pizza isn’t ideal for me)
For a meal for one person, you can expect to spend around $6 to $15, depending on your appetite.
As for vegetarian options, there aren’t many, but there are a few available. Parking is plentiful, and while the place is generally suitable for kids, most diners tend to be adults. Unfortunately, the restaurant does not offer wheelchair accessibility.
Service is take-out only. Here’s my assessment:
- Food: 4/5
- Service: 3/5
- Atmosphere: 5/5
I recommend trying the Pepperoni Garlic Knots, Regular Slice of Pizza with Garlic Knots, Grandma Pizza, and Pepperoni Knots. For vegetarians, I would somewhat recommend it, as vegetarian dishes are clearly labeled.
Overall, there’s plenty of free parking available."
