Kiara R.
Google
My friend Niki and I chose Giorgio’s Pizza for a long overdue catch-up, both of us visiting for the first time and equally curious about what awaited us. I arrived a few minutes early and was greeted by two warm, gracious hosts at the front. One escorted me to a window table, a detail I always appreciate setting the tone for a thoughtful evening.
Our server, Victoria, was exceptionally kind. She began by asking about allergies, a small but meaningful gesture that felt both intentional and professional. I decided to wait for Niki before ordering a drink, and during that brief pause Victoria checked in just enough to make me feel cared for without hovering.
Once my friend arrived, we debated cocktails versus wine. Victoria mentioned they were offering a bottle special, and after sampling, we ultimately opted for cocktails. Niki ordered the Campari Sour, which she enjoyed, while I chose the Spiced Pear Martini pretty in presentation but a bit too sweet for my taste.
We shared brussels sprouts, a pizza, and a salad. The brussels arrived beautifully but had a small mishap that required them to be sent back. The replacement dish was just okay, hinting at some inconsistency in the kitchen.
The Flora Pera pizza, topped with arugula, prosciutto, and pear, had wonderful flavor potential. We both found ourselves wishing for more pear just enough to bring balance to each bite.
The standout dish of the evening, unexpectedly, was the salad, fresh, vibrant, and flawlessly executed.
Throughout the night, the manager checked in warmly during moments when Victoria was away, and the entire staff maintained an attentive, gracious presence.
Overall, our experience at Giorgio’s Pizza was enjoyable thoughtfully hospitable with a few areas that could be elevated for true consistency.