Tiffanie C.
Yelp
Oh my! So, you how they say if you are a small business, you should stick to what you excel at to build your business. This place is doing that. Now, because of Covid they aren't doing any inside dining. The place is way too small to safely social distance. But they are in the process of purchasing outdoor seating.
They excel at making a 13" (medium sized) pizza. It's their only size right now.
So for an amazing pizza you have to start with fresh, homemade dough. And you will know you're eating that because the crust is so flavorful, so chewy on the inside and crispy on the outside, that you don't even need dipping sauce.
This is crust that has the mettle to be thin crust hand tossed and smothered in a delicious red sauce base and toppings that doesn't become soggy, but comes out perfectly crispy on the bottom.
Then you need an amazing red sauce. Theirs isn't some high sodium purée from a can. (I'm almost sure). This sauce has the texture and taste of a homemade sauce made from fresh tomatoes that's been lovingly simmered and reduced for hours.
Then you have the amazing toppings. They put fresh jalapeños that have been very thinly sliced, so you get a bit of heat without a mouthful of too much heat.
This pizza looked and smelled so amazing I ended up scarfing 1 1/2 slices in the parking lot! (And scorched the roof of my mouth, but it was soooo worth it!
Now, on to an important point! The prices are slightly higher than most other places for that size, BUT: here's what they say on their menu. (Paraphrasing) They don't accept gratuity (tips) because their prices reflect their commitment to pay their staff a liveable wage. Amen to that.
They do offer delivery, but only on certain days and to limited areas. They don't have dedicated delivery guys and they don't pay for the delivery services. (Most places like Uber Eats, Grubhub etc, *I've heard , I could be wrong * charge businesses about 30% of the cost of the order to deliver, which for small businesses is nearly 100% of any potential profit)