"I hadn't visited this place since my college days, but I remember how special it felt back then—like stepping into a hidden gem that only a few people knew about. It still carries that same charm. To enter, you have to go down a set of stairs to the basement, so if you have any foot or knee issues, this probably isn't the best spot for you, as there's no other way down. The seating consists of old picnic tables, many of which are carved with names, adding to the rustic vibe. They serve food on paper plates, which really contributes to the overall atmosphere. The menu features four sizes of pizza, including the Belini, a personal size. The pizza has a thick crust, flavorful sauce, and a generous amount of toppings."
