Salvatore B.
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Do you like paying top dollar for mediocre food? If so, this might be the place for you. A 16" pizza costs $21, yet I’ve had frozen pizzas that were genuinely better. The pizza itself was extremely floppy, the sauce was unusually spicy, and the toppings slid off. To make matters worse, there wasn’t even Italian seasoning available.
The “rolling pins,” were the most expensive mozzarella sticks I’ve ever seen at $7 each, and unfortunately, they were pretty bad. Because they’re so large, you have to cut them into smaller pieces just to eat them. The flavor was strange as well, with an odd pepper-like taste.
The atmosphere didn’t help the experience either. The restaurant was uncomfortably cold, and many patrons, including myself, were wearing jackets indoors. A massive TV blasting football commentary at a high volume dominated the space, so don’t expect any sense of ambiance.
As someone who is mindful of environmental impact and waste, it was also disappointing to see that they only offer single-use “6-in-1” cutlery kits. If you wanted a fork, you were forced to take a spoon, knife, salt, pepper, and napkin as well, most of which went unused.
The only saving grace was that the staff was friendly.
Don’t be fooled into thinking high prices and strong ratings guarantee quality. Do yourself a favor and eat somewhere else.