Italian Disco

This place was excellent. Absolutely love the decor and playlist. Then me got the food!! Let me tell you. The grandma pie was perfect. I love my pizza with extra sauce. This was perfect. Crust was crunchy and not too thick or too thin. We got the Spicy Vodka one too. I couldn't decide what I liked better. The garlic bread is a lot of food for an appetizer! And it's not you tiny average Olive Garden looking sticks. It is fresh crusty bread you can dip. They actually give you enough sauce with it to. Only $8. I'd love to come here at night and see it poppin'. I bet it's a real blast! Anyway I'll be back.

Food: Cheesesteaks are great (tried both chicken and regular), one of the best Caesar salads in the city (I don't take that compliment lightly), and pizza was delicious, too. Service: fast, friendly. Ambiance: basically a fast casual restaurant, no frills. My one complaint is that it's always cold in there during winter months.

I've driven by Italian Disco every day for years and finally stopped in to try it. The pizza was decent and the cacio e Pepe was flavorful! The service is great as well- we sat at the bar and the bartender was very sweet! The food came out quickly and it was cool to see them make it as well.

Got a chance to check this place out for happy hour yesterday and it did not disappoint. If your looking for a nice affordable happy hour with good food and cocktails, Italian Disco is definitely a place to go. Not to mention their happy hour is offered seven days a week from 4-7 pm. You can't beat $8 cocktails, wine and appetizers. We got there at 4:30 it was pretty quiet, but as the evening progressed, the bar filled up fast. Got a chance to catch up with a good friend of mine. We started with their tequila cocktail, the Passera, which was really refreshing. For apps we did the mussels and house salad. We each grabbed a pepperoni pizza, that was literally fire . Best pizza I had in a long time. Service was really good, and the bartenders are really attentive as well. Definitely will make this my go to spot, next time I'm in the harbor east corridor. SYOY

Food is pretty good but the pizza is bit oily and extra cheesy. The vibe and esthetic is really fun. Not sure if it is always this way but it was seat yourself and they do not take reservations.

Decent pizza! it was late and it was the only thing open. People kept coming in to the bar as we were eating. Service was quick. We chose a speck and pineapple pizza to split. The pineapple is super sweet from a can rather than fresh. There was a live DJ which slightly confused us on a Friday night - but they played great music! Good to know it's here - but maybe not my vibe.

Discover this joint on a whim. I was looking for places for Happy Hour appetizers and saw this place. The ambiance is pretty interesting. Cars on the wall, jukebox, basic bar type setup. Service was very helpful. The calamari was super crispy and I enjoyed the fried peppers that accompanied the dish. The wings were stellar, I just wish I got more. But that's what you get for happy hour menu. All in all, nice joint. Maybe next time I'll try a pizza from their wood fire.

I came here for a girlfriend's birthday dinner and it was SO much fun! We got appetizers and drinks and were well satisfied with everything we ordered! Their drinks were absolutely delicious (and strong) and we even got complementary drinks from our waiter to celebrate her birthday! Overall, we loved our time and now come back often!

Recently made a dinner reservation for my jobs staff retreat. The decor is somewhat diner themed. They were great with handling our group of 21. From the reservations portion to the actual dinner, service was on point. Now for the food. While here, I had the kale salad with shrimp and the fig & prosciutto pizza. Both were delicious. They hand toss their dough fresh on site. You can taste the freshness in both dishes. I sipped on their Rosato wine while here as well. A semi sweet rose type of sip. Very enjoyable. Added bonus was them having karaoke on our visit. I'd definitely dine with them again.

Without a doubt my favorite pizza in Baltimore and probably in my top 10 ever. I stumbled along to this place just trying to find something to eat near by and was a little thrown off to see there was a whole bar scene in there. I was immediately welcomed by a super nice guy who took my order, then I grabbed a drink at the bar while I waited for the pizza. 10/10

This place is so cute! I ended up here after seeing their pepperoni pie through the restaurant window and to my surprise, it was karaoke night . These two talented gentlemen sang all sorts of tunes and took requests. I got sweetly serenaded to Al Green, Britney Spears and Frank Sinatra. My pepporoni pizza was delicious and so cheesy and gooey. The crust nice and crunchy from their brick oven. I also got their wings. I love me some spice but, these bad boys were smoking hot! The honey adds a nice sweet taste to combat the heat of the chili pepper but, if you're sentive to spice I would not recommend. They were delicious but, I was definitely wiping my nose and coughing up a bit from the spice ha!

They have happy hour every day 4pm-7pm so *surprise surprise* we come for happy hour! The customer service is above average. Omar is typically there for happy hour when we go and we appreciate his attentiveness. The price points for their happy hour are ideal for happy hour specials. Most things listed are 1/2 price in comparison to them on the regular menu. We ordered the margherita pizza and pepperoni pizza. Our friend joined us later into the happy hour and ordered the meatballs and house salad along with her pepperoni pizza. They're consistently good and provide intentional service. This is a go to spot for us.

Pizza was and so is the garlic bread. Quick service for takeout! Atmosphere was nice have to go back for drinks !

I went here by myself for happy hour one night in Baltimore. The ambience is wonderful. Great music, happy hour specials, and attentive bartenders. I had some fantastic local IPA, a personal pizza, and the meatball happy hour specials. So good!! Next time I visit I will definitely stop by.

Happy hour is worth going. White pizza and Brussels sprouts are so good. Also calamari is a good choice. Cozy vibe.

The food was definitely spot on. It's my second time going and everything was just as amazing as the last time. The service was very quick, and the staff were super chill. Everything was straightforward and easy to navigate. I went during Happy Hour, so everything I got was $8 each. I'm not a pesto girlie, but the Shrimp Spiedini was spot ON. It was so delicious I would've gotten 3 more plates. I also got the pepperoni pizza and added ricotta on top. Oh. My. GOOODNESS. Sooooo good. The drink was also very spot on as well. Just fantastic. The ambiance is very cute and retro. It's good for a simple hangout with a friend or a nice casual date.

Great service - super friendly. The gentleman making the pizza was so nice to our daughter. She loves cheese so he gave her a small bowl of mozzarella to keep her occupied while we waited for our food. The pizza and pasta were great! Salad was stellar, too!

I have been a fan of Italian Disco untiil tonight. The experience was just disgusting. A long line of dirty glasses, plates and napkins strewn about a filthy bar. This, while a guy in a suit - presumably a manager - was more interested in gladhanding a group of "cool kids" like a latter day Toots Shor. As I sit, I'm looking at a glass to my left adorned with lipstick, a wilted lemon and the stripped bone of a chicken wing that has been here for at least 15 minutes. A fly is circling about. The manager, fresh from hanging out with bros at the end of the bar, asks if I want food. I'm not sure I would even want a drink from a glass in this place right now. Again, I've been a fan. Terrific pizza. Tonight is awful.

Food decent, pizza looks excellent. Had a pasta dish with chicken and 1/2 portion was plenty with excellent garlic bread. The people working there very cool vibe and know the regulars . Music from 1980's disco was cool and decor was definitely worth a visit..

My brother brought my friends and I to the happy hour here the other day and it was a nice time. This cute little spot it very disco era in decor and has a nice big bar to sit at. The drink specials are good and more importantly tasty. I got a Pinnocchio and it was a nice light cocktail. My brother tried ordering the Passera but they were out of an ingredient and couldn't make it so he got the Dolce Vita. Turns out that every time my brother has come here they don't have something to make that cocktail so perhaps either stock up on what's needed or remove it from the menu because he seemed quite frustrated by this. In any case I'd return to try more of the HH menu.

The vibes in this restaurant are definitely fun and very casual. The white pizza was by far the best during the meal, however, the meal in general was ok. The wine selection could be improved as it is an Italian restaurant with only 3 wine options. The portions are small and the food came out super quickly, making it hard to nicely enjoy the appetizers and enjoy the meal. The staff was friendly though, and even played a song we requested!

Ask for James to make you the Orange Dreamcicle it's not on the memo and it taste amazing! Come here for happy hour, it's from 4-7pm.

Great service and awesome food, the drinks from the bar are ok. But overall I'd come again

We stopped in on our last night in Baltimore. It very quiet and not many people but to be expected on a Sunday night. We were provided water right away and ordered our food. The garlic bread was a 10/10 and the pizza was equally amazing. There was great music playing throughout over the radio. The only downfall was service was a little slow but again I'll chalk it up to being a Sunday.

Stopped in for a quick bite between conference sessions and although the food was not completely to my liking it was flavorful. I have little tolerance when it comes to spice so that made it a little challenging for me. Ordered the calamari which was good. I was disappointed that there seemed to be equal portions of calamari and breaded tomatoes and breaded pepperoncini's. The portion was smallish to begin with but it looks like more with all the non-calamari that was included. A bit deceiving. That was disappointing as well as the marinara. It didn't have good flavor, more like a marinara you might get out of a jar. I also ordered the mussels. The mussels were outstanding but again had cherry peppers and such and a good amount of spice. Despite my aversion to spice I ate it all, they were good. I'll be back hopefully. I definitely need to try their pizza and pasta to give a more well rounded review.

We had James, Nelson, and Jose as bartenders and they made us feel right at home and did a great job of handling the friday rush. Wait time for drinks and food were amazing, but we did go in before the rush. Drinks were made with love were not watered down. Pizza was GOOD; like this is exactly what I need to end the week levels of GOOD.

We came on a Saturday night. They were able to accommodate a large group! They had really yummy pizzas and the service was great. Good came out super fast too!

This review is based on delivery only. This is the Italian food of my dreams, with al dente pastas in rich sauces. You can order half and full sizes of most entrées, but I usually get full, so I have leftovers. The salads and pizza are unique and perfection as well. Will be taking the family when they visit for the holidays.

Regarding the Atlas Restaurant Group in Charm City, the restaurants are consistently good, whether in their food, service, or beverage program; I have not been disappointed. But then my wife and I went to Italian Disco. We went on a Sunday evening, traditionally less busy than Saturday and Sunday, but it was a lovely night, and the people came out. We came in and sat in a nearly empty restaurant, and the bartender got us some water and our drink orders. We couldn't help but admire the decor of exposed brick and hanging vehicles. As a starter, we had the cauliflower, for which our server gave us the warning that it wasn't hot; it would not have made a difference to my wife and me; however, people can people have been fickle. The cauliflower was delicious and had all sorts of good things. My wife had the cacao e Pepe and added it to grilled chicken. The pasta was the star of the evening; I loved the bite of every string of pasta I ate by the line, and the chicken was very generous regarding portions; it was not dry, it was just plenty. You can turn your pizza into a calzone; that is precisely what I did with the sausage pizza, which has tomatoes and broccolini. At first, I thought I could not eat it all, but then I cut into it, and it completely deflated. The toppings were fantastic, but they also carried much water and made a soggy mess of the calzone that would only sit briefly. The tomato sauce with the calzone felt like it was poured out of a can; it reminded me of Spaghetti-o's. After our meal was complete, we had noticed that our server disappeared, and we had to signal someone else to get our bill. We were not in a hurry, but the waiting became very noticeable. We got our account, and I left my card, and it was not picked up for at least 10 minutes when another server came by to pick it up. This was the first time I did not tip at least 15%. I want to think that Italian Disco was short-staffed, and this was an off night. I hope this is not consistent, as I have expected good things to come out of Atlas.

The music was great, the food was good. I live in New England, we have great pizza. Outside of NE it is hard to find a decent pie. This pizza was by far the best I have had traveling. The bartender was attentive and friendly and the atmosphere was very pleasing.

Food: 3.5/5 Ambiance: 4/5 We had waited here for about 30 minutes prior to going to The Elk Room. They have a bar, low tables, and high tables. There is only one bathroom that is both for men and female near the entrance. I had ordered Cacio e Pepe, half size, which consists of bucatini (noodles), black pepper, and pecorino (cheese). It was very light in taste but the portion size is great as an appetizer before we went to The Elk Room. I had to add additional salt, pepper, and chili flakes to make it more geared towards my palate. Parking: Parking is atrocious in this area. There aren't any major parking garages to park in, and street parking is quite difficult to find. It's paid street parking. Overall: I would give restaurant another opportunity but try their other dishes instead!

Like most restaurants throughout the City, State and Country, Italian Disco is short staffed. The gentleman sitting next to me at the bar lives nearby and comes often. Raved about the food but said service is spoty at times. He waited 40 minutes for a pizza to go. My friend and I had good service. The bartenders were new, extremely busy Friday night. We gave them grace. Our drinks were delicious. One did measure alcohol with the measuring cup, the other poured free hand. Our food was so good! Fried Mozzarella had this seasoning that made you not want to stop eating! I was full, still going back in for another bite. My Blackened Pasta with tomatoes and peas, spicy, yummy goodness! If you don't like spice, go for something milder on the menu. I love spicy. The next day, my friend and I walked over to see if they were open for lunch, they were not. That's how good the food was.

Great Italian food at reasonable price. The pizza is made from scratch - highly recommend that. Cool atmosphere with great music. Me and my friends like going for dinner and drinks on Fridays.

I was working across the street and wanted a sandwich. Ordered a steak and cheese for carry out. I must say this was was the best sandwich I ever tasted! I know it sounds a bit over the top but my mind was blown! This was no simple meat in a bun sandwich. This was some kind of fresh baked warm pita that smelled and tasted incredible with seasoned steak inside. I mean, like, real shaved and seasoned ribeye for real. My eyes literally rolled to the back of my head it was so tasty. Not to mention the sharp provolone cheese which I normally don't like but it was delicious here with the hot/sweet peppers and lettuce and tomato. I've been to Philly and had cheesesteaks with sharp provolone. The sharp provolone often took away from the sandwich rather that add to it flavor wise. This was no Philly cheesesteak, nor was it trying to be, but I was pleasantly blown away by how good this sandwich was. Much props to these guys!

Service was good and atmosphere was fun, but food was not great. Pizza was a bit rubbery and oily. We ordered the calamari but it was mostly fried peppers. I would recommend coming for drinks and ambiance.

What an amazing place. First, the ambiance was brilliant. Music was on point with music videos playing on screens around the restaurant. It was a bit loud so it's hard to have long conversations but the music is exactly what you would expect. The service staff was good overall but I can't say enough good about Marco. He was patient and attuned to us through our whole meal. He double checked for food allergies and made sure we always had drinks. His recommendations were exactly what we were looking for. We started with some cocktails, had a pizza and salad and finished with cannolis. All the food was delicious. I think this may be one of the best pizza joints in the city. Overall, an unbelievably good gem of a restaurant. We will definitely be back for more!

The food is perfect with great flavor. The customer service is awesome, as soon as you go in and seat yourself a server is right at your table, and you are never waiting. This is our go-to every time we come to Baltimore. Now let's talk about the environment, very chill and laid back. The DJ on Friday and Saturday knows how to get you dancing in your seat.

It was ok! To be quite honest if the restaurant in the harbor and if it's member of Atlas Group's restaurant than my expectation get a bit high! But the wings was very average and the pizza ok! Service was bad! Especially the young Afro American girl waitress who said after brought water, "I am coming" and she never come again! They never come to table and ask another drink during our meal.‍ And I was looking for hot sauce for pizza. I went to inside and ask for that hot sauce because they didn't come (we were outside) . She said that she will bring! And yes she brought it when there is a 1 slice left! The other waitress( man whot with glasses) was good! He was very very busy but he made everything! Anyway... I like Atlas Group and their restaurants...

Excellent food. The sandwiches are served on a flatbread that seems to be essentially their pizza dough, which was great. Fries were also very good. Nice find just outside of the busy Fells Point scene. Not nearly as crowded and loud as the nearby bars. Highly recommend.

After the wait at the Elk Room was quoted at two hours for our group we decided to opt for Italian Disco next door instead and we were NOT disappointed! What a very eclectic and funky place! The music mixes were unlike any I'd heard - layering David Banner and Maroon 5! Outrageous, but it totally worked and everyone in our group spanning from 20s to 50s including people with all different levels of melanation enjoyed the tunes immensely. I can't comment on the food, but the cocktails were enjoyed by our group, as well. In fact, several folks went back again the next night!

Absolutely amazing service, drinks and snacks!!! We sat at the bar and our bartender was an icon she was thorough and kind and playful! It had dive bar energy but in a classy, funky atmosphere. Great pick me up!!!

Absolutely delicious! Their pizza has hand tossed dough and is overall top notch; very reasonable for the prize as well. Happy hour from 4-7 has amazing deals so definitely worth a visit!

The service was phenomenal, although the gentleman said he was the only worker. He took care of us! The vibes were immaculate. It was giving hip and relaxed with class. The pizza was amazing! And the blackened chicken penne alfredo. I recommend coming here for a filling meal.

Went here with coworkers at noon on 07/12/23, for pizza. We were told that the pizza would take 30 minutes, so we ordered off the remainder of the menu instead - I ordered the chicken cheesesteak. 30 min later (should have got the pizza) our food came out. The best part of the meal were the fries, which I'd describe as normal boardwalk fries (but think like McDonalds in size/shape). The chicken cheese steak was not great. The artisan roll was rock hard, as though it had been toasted to death, and the chicken looked like it had been shredded with a dull knife. My coworker (who also got the chicken cheese steak) shared my concerns and said that hers also had a weird smell to it. Overall, the food wasn't horrible, but definitely not worth the cost (and the wait, apparently). There are better places to eat on the same block. 2 outta 5. Do better!

I know some of the Atlas group restaurants get criticized but this place is solid for the price. The pizza is very good (and consistently so), and the drinks are not too expensive. The duck pizza is great if you want something different.

Quick service. Good food. Open late! And relaxing atmosphere. After arriving late from the airport it was great to be able to sit down and enjoy a late night dinner!

We arrive veryyyy late so i'm unsure if this affected service, BUT the food was delicious. I ordered the Chicken Blackened Penne Alfredo and my partner ordered the spicy chicken sandwich I believe. Food 8/10! Service on the other hand 6/10, not very attentive and not alot of servers which isn't necessarily their fault. Music could also be better. Nice little bar, cute atmosphere but it could be better ‍

Decent place, convenient and spacious. My friends ordered pizza and actually finished it all. The prosciutto + figs pizza looked amazing. I had an italian sub, delish! Biggest downfall, a lot of the draft beers were out and we couldn't get what we wanted. Time to replenish in timely manner to avoid saying "sorry we're out of ..." But the convenience and hours make the place worth it.

Great music! It always has the best deals for happy hour! 4pm - 7pm. I would recommend the house salad, it is the best I've had in Baltimore.