Breaded Chicken Sub
Midtown Pizza

Midtown Pizza

440 E Main St, 17057, Middletown, United States

Pizza • Cheese • Italian • Vegetarian


"Went once about a year ago and the food wasn’t all that great. Figured I’d give it a second chance and regret doing so.While the pizzas themselves, the meat lovers and the primavera, were good flavor wise and had a generous amount of toppings, the crust just wasn’t hitting. Tastes like it either comes frozen or they make it, freeze it then use it when needed. Doesn’t look like a “fresh” made crust and was suspiciously perfectly round to be fresh made. Last time we got food we got a Sicilian pie and I watched them take pre-made crust out and use it for my pizza. Gave them the benefit of the doubt that they only used it for the Sicilian, but I truly don’t think that’s the case. For what we paid, there are better pizza places in town and only went to Midtown because our normal place was closed and wanted to give them a second chance.I will say, the fries I ordered were very good and you get a huge portion for the price. Give that classic Boardwalk Fries vibe and would be great with salt and vinegar.Hoping they can improve their crust for future customers, as we more than likely won’t be returning.EDIT: if this was an “intentional bad review” I wouldn’t have said the pizzas were good other than the crust. The pizzas were not made in front of me, as I placed the order, left and then came back to pick them up. As I said, flavor was good, topping were generous, but the crust just doesn’t taste like it’s fresh in my opinion."

Tuscan Oven

Tuscan Oven

100 Broadway, Village Of Menands, 12204, United States Of America, Village of Menands

Meat • Kebab • Pizza • Italian


"Overall, this restaurant has potential. I ordered a calzone for takeout and found it to be very flavorful. If my review were based solely on the food, I would give it four stars. However, service is also a crucial factor, which is why I can't fully recommend this place. Here's my experience: I placed a takeout order and noticed they had two locations listed—one at 377 Broadway and the other at 100 Broadway. I chose the closer location at 377. Upon arrival, I was puzzled because the name on the building didn't match what I expected. After ten minutes of wandering around looking for the restaurant, I decided to drive to the second address, which turned out to be the correct one. When I arrived there, I tried to explain to what I believe was the owner that their online information was incorrect (I work in communications, so this is something I take seriously). It seemed that many people, myself included, were being directed to the wrong address. However, the owner insisted that it wasn’t an issue since the 377 location was an old one. He even printed out a receipt showing the old address as if that proved his point. I struggled to convey that having the wrong address online was causing confusion and frustration for customers, including myself, and it led to a lengthy argument about the issue. Unfortunately, he seemed unable to understand how critical this problem was. As I mentioned, the food is promising, and I'm willing to give them another opportunity. However, I sincerely hope he reads this review and understands my concerns. If he doesn't address this issue, he risks losing customers who may not be as forgiving as I am."