Love & Dough

On October 3rd, at approximately 7:30 PM, I entered Love and Dough Pizzeria. My uncle had just purchased a box of pizza, and within 10 minutes, I re-entered with two little girls, ages six, to use the restroom. When I asked the manager, Stefon, if the children could use the bathroom, he was extremely rude and dismissive, despite me explaining that I was a paying customer. Hoping for help, I approached the waiter, Alex, but he looked me up and down and walked away without a word. The cashier, Ri, was the only staff member who showed kindness. She listened politely, though she seemed embarrassed by her colleagues’ behavior. Because she could not resolve the issue, I purchased another slice of pizza ($5.25) just to be able to allow the children access to the bathroom. Only then did Stefon return and say we could use the restroom as though I had not already been a paying customer. The entire interaction was unprofessional, disrespectful, and completely lacking in customer service etiquette. The pizza itself was below average, but the bigger issue was the negative energy, dismissive attitude, and lack of basic courtesy from management and staff. I told them to keep the slice I had purchased and suggested they give it to someone in need, as I refused to take it after such treatment. I will not return to this establishment and cannot recommend it to anyone not because of the food alone, but because of the appalling behavior and lack of respect for customers.

Very nice place, dropped in here after Brooklyn Bridge Flea Market on Saturday afternoon, had a wonderful, tasty salad. Cool vibe, chill music, very nice and attentive service. The only annoying thing is the endless stream of people coming in to ask to use the toilet, like there was a public toilet sign somewhere - and some even getting upset at being refused, with a sens of entitlement. Must be annoying for the staff.

I entered this place blinded by hunger with my friends after being clueless in dumbo. I will say with confidence this place is great! I the tomato sauce in the rigatoni was very tasty and all the pasta’s were cooked al dente or at least to our liking. I’ll point out that the price is above the average price I’ve paid for a dish like this, but it didn’t hurt because the dish tasted better than I expected anyway. I would happily go here again.

Excellent food and ambience, we order prosciutto pizza and burrata, they gave us an appetizer and also dessert on the house, really amazing!

I would give zero stars if that was an option. $100 for two pizzas and plain pasta. The pizza was just okay, and the pasta was overdone mush. The service was awful. We waited forever for our food, they refused the simplest requests (no sauce on pasta), and then we waited forever for our check. Every table around us was complaining about food arriving late or incorrect. The table next to us had to ask three times for cutlery. Then, the server had the absolute gall to tip herself above the standard percentage on my card, requiring me to contest it with my bank. Lastly, the chairs are cheap plastic, and every time we moved, the legs went out from under us - and trying to get to the door in a tiny and overcrowded space was anxiety-producing. We will never come back.

interesting experience. didn’t know you could really go wrong with pizza in Brooklyn, or pizza in general, but we made the mistake of wanting to try one of the unique Wood Fire Pizza options, so decided on the Soppresata!!! pizza. But received a much different pizza than what was featured on the online menu. As a frequent traveler and long time F&B myself, I’m not normally one to leave negative reviews - but draw the line on receiving a pizza with Maraschino cherries on it. We didn’t sent it back considering how long it took to get our glasses of wine (20 mins) and pizza (30+),on a Monday night after 7, despite the 3 other tables in the restaurant already eating when we’d arrived, we were hungry, disappointed, and still had an open mind about trying the pizza. If the pizza didn’t have the maraschino cherries on it, it would’ve probably been good, but a $67.50 bill (not including tip) for a pizza, 2 glasses of wine, and a single shot espresso… honestly, wouldn’t recommend.

The food was not worth the price. The location was cute. The drinks were mediocre. The presentation was very underwhelming. What saved everything was Arthur our server The location if you don’t mind passing trains over head is decent. The drinks were mediocre and poorly executed. Dishes served on super chipped plates. Arthur who I wish I had nothing bad to say still didn’t really know the liquor they had at the bar. And had to be reminded to bring certain items to the table. Miss matching silverware, the roughest napkins, and barely any ice in the drinks. Especially on a very warm day that it was. This occasion reminds me why I always Google search and read reviews on places so that I have a heads up. So that when I’m out on a date and not just randomly picking a spot because of a location. That is worth my time, calories, and hard earned money. Thank you for a horrible experience will never recommend and will tell others to stay away

My one-star rating comes not because of the sub-par yet overpriced pizza, but due to the abysmal service and treatment my partner and I received during our less-than-30-minute stay at this establishment. Both waiter & host barely said any words to us. The waiter, in serving my partner his ordered drink, slammed the glass onto our table abruptly and left. Said waiter also brought us the cheque before we even finished our pizza. We received the message loud and clear and so we paid and left not long after. I suppose the one good thing about the situation is that we did not have to wait long for our meal to come to our table, so we were not subject to spending too much time in an establishment where we were clearly unwelcome. I've now read the other poor reviews from other POC on here and should've done it before patronizing this establishment. Regrettably dined in on May 31st at around 2:30pm.

Is place has to be a money laundering front or something or like and fbi operation. I actually like the pizza but both times I've ordered they've seemed so confused Is two plain slices to go not about the most common order in NYC

Once great place revamped their menu and not for the better. They used to have the best vegan pizza in NYC but now inexplicably no longer do a vegan version. This exclusion is a grave mistake and indicative of bad management. Now they are just an ordinary pizza place, one of thousands in the City. Pizza Suprema on 31st and 8th is not the best spot for vegan pizza! Avoid this spot and hit that one!

Stopped here for a quick bite before visiting the Brooklyn Flea. Cute place, but was mid overall. We sat outside which was nice, but the service was very slow. We were sat at the table for a while before our order was taken, and I also asked multiple times for water. There was no water brought to us until our food came and after I had to ask again. The waiter was very sweet, but I just had to ask multiple times for things and flag him down. We shared the Rustic pizza. It was tasty, but the sauce was a little watery so it didn't hold up very well with the thin crust. Their other pizzas sounded good too but I'm not sure if I would race back to try them. The lemonade was good! Very refreshing but a little on the sweeter side. I enjoyed it! Honestly, the only thing saving this spot is its location.

Went in with 2 friends. We took a table for 3. Except for a few others, the place was empty - on a Saturday, mid afternoon. As the margherita pizza was small, I asked the server if we could order the larger full sized pizza. He then declined saying "this pizza is for delivery only," adding "You should order 2 Margherita pizzas instead of 1." Feeling like this was a bit of a shakedown. I declined and attempted to order just the one when he promptly said "For a table of 3, you must order at least 2 pies or we can't seat you." I felt cheated, insulted- almost as if being treated with bias as my son and I are black. Of course we left promptly. I do not recommend this establishment. Can't comment on the quality of the food as we were treated unfairly and never given the opportunity Seeing owners reply- and here's my rebuttal: 1. There was a large pie in the display which I asked for to which you replied "Large pies are for on order only." So that makes you a liar 2. Your Margherita which is overpriced is $24 not $19. That makes you double liar. 3. There was a party at another table with only 1 pie between them. So either you're a racist or a liar- probably both. You know- I would gladly choose chucky cheese over yours any day. You have a pretty bad sense of fair, honorable and good business practice. Sad.

I don't know why it's 2.5 stars. If a place has bad reviews solely due to the service, you better believe I'm gonna try it out. after all, the food is what most of us care about. Located below the Brooklyn bridge is a delicious pizza spot with a separate, detached bar. We ordered the mushroom truffle pizza - absolutely delicious. 10/10. The server couldn't care less about us and I don't really care. Give this place a try.

There is a reason this place has such low reviews. We came in to pick up two slices and two sodas and walk over and sit by the water. Paid by cc and then looked at the bill and saw we were charged $6.95 for a Sprite! I looked at the online menu and the price was $4.50. Paying $7 for a can of soda is insane. I showed the person who took my credit card the price online for takeout and they said that that was for a takeout window around the corner and "this was a restaurant". Geez - maybe someone could have said, "Hey takeout is around the corner." The point is just them ripping people off. The pizza was completely mediocre and that is fine. I am not complaining about that. But charging $7 for a can of soda to go is just predatory - they prey on tourists. This brooklynite will not be going back there ever.

We were visiting the Brooklyn Flea Market in DUMBO this afternoon, and we decided to have lunch. I was surprised that we had limited options, so we went Italian. It's a small place with outdoor seating. Since it was in the low 90s, we sat in their dining room even though they didn't have AC. They have a decent menu and selection of Italian dishes, we selected a Wild Boar Rigatoni and a Beef and Veal Lasagna. The food was decent but lacked the rich tomato taste I am accustomed to. Again, this is a decent restaurant, but two entrée and no drinks added up to $58.00 for lunch (that included 20% for tip). Just a FYI, I used my credit card to pay the bill, and they included a $1.92 credit card charge.

Had walked past this place a bunch of times and decided to try (although I think we tried it a few years back), and the experience was ok, but the slice was cold and seems it was sitting there for some time (to their defense, it was rainy and probably just a slow day).

Stopped in for lunch on our way to check out the Manhattan Bridge. The menu is small, but our whole table enjoyed their meal. We got gnocchi, squid ink pasta, and a calzone. Portions were a good size. The service was good, but the food came out a bit slow (possibly because they just opened when we got there). The restaurant has a small indoor dining (no AC) and some tables outside. Probably a really good spot to grab a bit to eat before going to the Brooklyn Flea Market.

I really don't write reviews but this service an experience here was the sorts I have ever had.The service is very poor an the servers are rude and the servers forgot our drinks an the drinks tasted like dirt. me an my family will not be coming to this location again.

This place gets no love from me. I didn't even get a chance to try the dough. The food looked delicious, and maybe it is, but I'll never know for sure. I went here on a chilly, windy Saturday with my family. It was crowded when we arrived and they seated us at a table that didn't have enough room for us. The table was still covered in stuff from the last group that was sitting there, and the guy never came to clean it off. After sitting there for around 15 minutes, the restaurant started to clear out. I asked if we could move to a table along the wall with a bench, but all the tables had still not cleaned off after another 10 minutes. There was just one guy running around who didn't seem to understand English. I felt pretty bad for him but the kids were too restless to wait an indefinite amount of time, so we ended up leaving and going down the street to the less upscale but more efficient Front Street Pizza.

They charge $6.95 for a CAN OF SODA. The staff is horrible and scream at each other and the customers. There are many pizza place in this neighborhood- whatever you do, DON'T GO HERE

The owner is the BIGGEST A$$HOLE I've ever met. I came to this place to have dinner on Monday 7/3 night, we forgot a camera in our seats. Called and were instructed to pick it up next day they open (Wednesday 7/5). We arrived at 11:00AM since their open hours is from 11:00AM. They showed up around 11:20AM (First red flag). We asked nicely to the owner to deliver the camera we forgot, and at the very beginning, he had the shittiest attitude. He said "you have to wait for the employees to arrive, like in an hour". I'm a tourist in NYC, I don't have an hour to wait for employees to arrive at a place that was supposedly open at 11. (Second red flag). If you are the owner of that place, could you just check for the register, find my camera and give it back to me? How much of your time was this going to take, 2 min? It's clear that this guys just doesn't give a $hit about his customers. Or anyone. We spent a lot of money on his place, he could have been just respectful. My husband asked nicely a third time to just check for the camera and he just said "I don't know about any camera, I already talked to him (me) that's not my problem. I'm having my coffee now. You have to wait for an hour", again, with the worst attitude ever. We told him, we don't have an hour to wait. "That's not my problem". On the other hand, our waitress was the most lovely person. She was super nice and kind. Finally she was the one that returned our camera. During our dinner time, she was the only one serving all the tables. I think he's exploiting her, no wonder why there are reviews about long wait times, if there's only poor girl covering the whole thing. I feel so sorry for all employees that have to deal with such a d!ckhead, I hope all of them find a place to work were no one treats them like $hit. I would not recommend anyone to come to this place knowing that there's such a piece of $hit running it.

Everything was horrible Being racist to your customers is not it The food was clearly not good . Was oily greasy . Rotten n mold all over the pasta

I'm a local, and have been a big supporter of this restaurant since it opened Dec 2015: ordered pies weekly, for parties, etc. My go-to pie (and have influenced many on) was the Soppressata!!! Pizza. It has Tomato, ricotta, mozzarella, cherries. A really innovative and delicious play on textures and blends of sweet and spicy. I moved away during Covid, and came back last year. The first item I ordered was this pie. Shockingly, when I opened the box the pizza had some form of $.10 Maraschino cherries thrown on top which looked like they were taken out of a Shirley Temple glass, and even had the liquidy watery pink juice all over the now gross soggy pizza. The pizza 'used' to have dark high-quality cherries neatly placed centered on the ricotta dollops. Furthermore, all the other ingredients were off, and overall quality was way down. In high hopes, I gave a few other pies a chance shortly thereafter but they were of similar disappointment so have not and will not order from here. Very sad to see such a hidden gem go so sideways.

Service was terrible. We had to walk out. There was only one other table when we got there. We sat for more than 10 mins and they assisted two other tables and never acknowledged us.

Order online and pizza was cold and Caesar salad was so dry and the dressing was gross.... The pizza was okay when heated up but wouldn't order again

Mediocre. Unpleasant and unwelcoming service. Speciality pizzas were good, doubt if id return, but to anyone interested in trying, id advise takeout.

I came in to order two regular slices. The slices had globs of cheese on them, leaving alot of sauce revealed. Tasted bland. I took the slices to go and wasn't offered a paperbag. Just a plate. I paid $8.50 to get 3hrs of heartburn.

It was so cold and windy outside that brought us here. We wanted to warm ourselves with a cup of coffee/tea. We ended up ordering a few things - Gnocchi 2 Pizzas (prosciutto and pepperoni) Pesto pasta Tiramisu Latte We had a few issues with our order because the server didn't write anything down. She forgot a couple of items - one being a pizza that took some time to bake so the person who ordered it was the only person left eating since everyone else had finished up. The pizzas were ok - traditional Italian pizza; not New York-style pizza with that crispy bottom crust. I wasn't a fan. The Tiramisu was SO DISAPPOINTING. I don't think it was made in-house. It tasted store-bought. it wasn't as fresh or soft and delicate as what I'm used to. The latte was eh. Pesto Pasta - decent. Simple dish and noodles were fresh. The only reason why I am giving this place 2 stars is that their Gnocchi was SO GOOD. Good size pieces with a good chew to them. Overall, this small restaurant fell short and their service needs a lot of work.

Love & Dough has major price discrepancies. While working across the street from the restaurant, I wanted to order a sparkling water. Their website's list price is $4.50 which is honored if you check out online. But because I am so close, I went across the street to grab it and I was charged $8.50. The staff just shrugged it away but I really feel like I was grossly overcharged for an 11oz sparkling water that should have been $4.50. Very misleading. Not good!

the waitress was cleaning the table right next to us and sprayed cleaning spray on our food. they wouldn't take the food affected off the bill.... we are local and will never go back.

If I could give no stars I would. These people were so rude, we had a party of 6 4 people from our group ordered food and drinks, the other 2 just got drinks. They made us leave because not every person (2 people) were fasting and didn't order food but got drinks! There was no one in the restaurant, made zero sense. Seemed very racist.

Happy to say I'm not coming back. It took 15 minutes before we could even get waters to our table (mind you it was not busy at all, there were only 3 other tables seated). Be aware that you can't share a pizza unless you buy something else, so expect to pay at least $40, OWNER'S RULES! :D Everyone at the table has to order something, there is no sharing one pizza for two. I was upset by the size of the pizza and the lack of toppings. Flavor was good at least. Workers seemed either overworked or unmotivated. The ambiance was cute, very squished, but cute. The servers were very inattentive and I'm displeased by the quality of the food.

Horrible service. Arthur Hassan, the owner was rude and obnoxious. He yelled at his employee in front of us, and asked that we not eat our pizza at the table because we ordered only one pie. This place is unprofessional. Never will I stop here.

The food is mid and the staff are rude and a soda is almost $7 that is insane and they're also racist

do not go to this restaurant. they kicked my husband and I out because we just wanted one pie to share. Just a quick snack. He said specifically I think you should just get it for takeout because he didn't want us to sit inside just eating one pie. The service. His name is Betsy. I felt racism towards us.

Avoid this scam! For my son's 10th birthday, we invited 10 boys to Beat the Bomb: Slime on Water St. We were going to have pizza in the park after, but the forecast looked rainy so my husband booked a table for 14 on OpenTable last night. He called this morning to confirm. When I showed up at 12:15 to decorate the table and frost some cupcakes, I was told I had to call the manager. He informed me that there was a prix fixe of $50 per child. I have no problem with restaurants having prix fixes for large parties, but then they shouldn't let you book on Open Table for that many people, or, at the very least, should tell you about the Prix fixe when you confirm. I told the manager that wasn't what we had expected and he said "I know, you were looking for someplace cheap. This is not a cheap place." I said "can I make a suggestion then? Don't let people book on OpenTable." He said "I don't need your suggestions." I left my 70 year old mother in law and 13 year old daughter there while I went looking for other restaurants where I could book a table for 14 at the last minute and while I was gone the Love and Dough manager called and made the waitress kick them out in the rain. In the end, Superfine across the street not only took us, they printed out menus with my son's name on them on the spot and served the most delicious food. I will always be grateful to them for saving my sons birthday. As for the manager of Love and Dough, there is a special place in hell for people who attempt extortion, ruin kids' birthdays and turn elderly women out in the rain. And I pity his staff who seem terrified of him. Stay away from this unstable individual and disreputable business.

They really trying to make a pizza spot in to a fancy pizza eating fine dining lmao I went here to get couple of slices to see what their Neapolitan is like and it tasted like any ordinary cheap pizza. Cheap sauce, cheap mozzarella cheese and the breading is hard like rock. I asked to sit outside to eat my two slices (there was absolutely no one in the "restaurant" at the time) my fuggazi italian server said, only for people who buys a pie.

First things first, saw this cute little pizza shop in the heart of dumbo with a great menu so I decided to give it a try with my wife. We got seated immediately and got their menu and the waiter left the restaurant to go outside so maybe I thought he was helping someone outside and thought nothing of it. We preceded to sit around for 10ish mins without anyone coming back inside to take our order. Finally one waited came back inside and we practically begged them to get us some water and she told us to give her a second and she walked out the restaurant too which I thought was odd. Another 5-10 goes by and our probably waiter walked by and I flagged him down to take our order which was a margarita pizza and a tough love pizza. He took our order and left again to go outside. Then the lady we asked for water finally remembers to bring us a glass of water. Our pizzas finally arrived and I notice there wasn't any basil on my pizza but whatever cause we were already hungry. I picked up one slice and I already knew everything was going to slide right off the crust because everything looked wet and runny. Long story short I just scarfed down whatever I could and couldn't finally anyone to get me the bill so I got nosy and wondered what was going on outside and turns out the staff at this restaurant was also waiting tables at a cafe two stores down. I personally thought that was extremely unprofessional that the staff didn't offer any sort of service unless we found them walking by and waved them down. Needless to say is to stay away from here and spend your money elsewhere where you'll get better food & service for your money. Two small pizzas ended up costing us $45 plus 20%tip

Love and Dough had its pluses and minuses but overall a good spot I'd return to. The cocktails were especially good We were there as a small group of 4. Three people ordered pizza and one person ordered pasta and we ordered two appetizers to start. The first thing they brought out was one of the entree pizzas and one of the appetizers. Another 10 minutes later two pizzas came out. And then finally the pasta and last appetizer. Despite that the pizzas were all good. If you like a doughy but burnt and crunchy crust at the same time you should check this place out.

Why is this place even here? Always empty, wildly overpriced, I wish I didn't waste my money or time on this spot. You want pizza - there are like 5 other places within a few blocks. Looking forward to what will be at this location next :)

Definitely recommend this place. Delicious pizza the salads are amazing the drinks are great. And the staff are very friendly I come here often and I always have a great time one of my favorite restaurants in dumbo

I am a regular and a neighbor and have been eating pizza from here for years. Last time I was there to pick up, the owner treated me in the worse attitude ever and showed me the door just because I asked a question. That's not how you treat customers!!! Cancelled this place and never going back there!!!

Amazing!! Ordered from love & dough after a night out and had it delivered at the same time my Uber was supposed to drop me off (pro tip). I ordered a margherita pizza and a side of meatballs (don't judge) - it was all so good. I loved the sauce, the meatballs were great and the pizza was cooked perfectly. Will definitely go in person to check it out soon. Would definitely recommend!

DON'T IGNORE THE TERRIBLE REVIEWS - the "management" here is rude and potentially even racist. Made a reservation for a big group last Sunday at 4 PM and even confirmed it ahead of time. We showed up about 8 mins late, apologized, and offered to wait outside if they needed more time. The manager first very dismissively tells us he can't seat us because we're late, even though we're well within the 15 minute grace period. When we point out that there are 4 empty tables of 4 right next to each other that can be put together for us, he gets even more rude and says he doesn't have the staff to serve us. So - which one is it? Are we late or did you let all your staff go in the last 10 minutes? Or is it just because we were all POC? When we asked for his name, he said "Joe Mama" - so basically the most disgustingly unprofessional experience ever. Avoid this place at all costs!

Worst experience ever! I had a reservation for my birthday. Even called to confirm as it was a big group. When I got there they said they could not seat us. The manager was so rude, he also wouldn't give us his name. I would not recommend going to this place. We were 13 people with reservations. I don't want to think it's about race, but I honestly can't imagine why we would get turned away when we confirmed our reservation and were there on time.

The worst service ever. We waited 30 minutes because the waiter forgot to tell the cook the order. Then he left the restaurant!!! Once we told him where is our order he when and placed it. Then guess what? The order and drinks came in wrong. DO NOT COME HERE. Please see a picture of a dead fly on our table as well

Came here for lunch and we were seated right away. However, our food took forever! We realized other people were getting their food before us so we asked about our order. One waitor went to check on our food and didn't follow up with us. Another waitress who took our orders came by and checked what was going on in the kitchen this time she said the pizza is in the oven but there are so many pizzas ordered that it is taking a while. This place is conveniently located near the popular Brooklyn flea market area but apparently there is not enough capacity to manage their orders. The waitress was polite but I was disappointed in how little they seemed to do anything about it. I'm glad the pizza tasted decent. The roasted peppers had amazing aroma and the spicy pepperonis added a nice kick. The interior is nicely decorated with pictures and plants. Their big front glass windows are letting a lot of sun in. There was a flea market right in front of it so it is nice to see the area while you're comfortable inside the restaurant. There is one small bathroom in the back. Although the menu seemed interesting, because of the service, I would not visit here again. I recommend searching for other places in the area first.

Just sat down to grab a breather before we ordered and some waiter with an attitude comes out and says we can't sit here unless we order. Ok - bring a menu out While walking back in his kitchen mumbled words cam out of his mouth so we left. As we were leaving we noticed cooks touching all kinds of food with no gloves, masks or hair nets. We will DEFINITELY not come back.

Made a reservation online. Upon arrival, the waiter was kind enough to seat us next door, as a large kid party just sat down for festivities! We sat in the restaurant upstairs with an option for outdoor dining (it was raining, so we opted for indoors). The menu consisted of offering from Love and Dough plus the added bonus of Archway Bar and Grill.

Delicious food and great service. We love the salads, pizzas and calzones. One of us is gluten free, and they have fantastic options for this.

The best pizza in dumbo! Great quality food! Fresh ingredients and great drink selection. Only adding 4 stars because the hours are limited! Living locally sometimes I want to order on a weeknight or later in the evening and they're not open

I never really take the time to leave a review unless it's really good. I don't like leaving bad reviews because I don't like messing with people's livelihood and am understanding that shit happens and we all have bad days. But wow...... The owner was extremely rude. We ordered some food and decided we would eat outside to continue enjoying the summer night. He packed it to go... but seemed bothered the entire time we were ordering. He asked we wait for our order outside (this alone is unheard of). Fine... no problem. We wanted to be outside anyway. We sat and waited. He brought out the food and said our drink was coming out . We said okay thank you, he responded, "cool" -- obnoxiously and with ZERO CUSTOMER RAPPORT. the drink we ordered was supposed to have alcohol. I'm pretty sure it had none. We sat there and ate some of the food (we weren't going to stay long, just wanted to try it since we were already sitting) and he came out and said we had to leave EVEN THOUGH WE WERE EATING FROM HIS RESTAURANT. I proceeded to let him know he was extremely unpleasant and all he said was "mhm" and walked in. Makes sense. I would have nothing to say if I were him too. Shameful behavior. But there's more. I tried some of the pizza my friend ordered (he was so upset about the treatment that he lost his appetite). The next morning, I had to throw up. At the time I didn't think much of it, but my brother tried the pizza, and while I couldn't sense something rancid, he did. All in all, we got very poor treatment for absolutely no reason AND rancid food. The worst part is my friend wanted to go somewhere else and I didn't want to because I hate walking into a place and not ordering anything. Never have I ever had such a bad experience at a restaurant. Gunna go have some pepto bismol I guess.... The unrelenting shitty attitude, only God can correct.

Do not recommend!! Owner was extremely rude. We ordered our food and were then advised by the server that we had to take the food to go because they had a large party coming in. There was no sign that the establishment was reserved for a party. The staff member outside was still welcoming people into the restaurant. Very disappointed. Staff was friendly; however, poor customer service by the owner.

I spent $50 on delivery pizza from this place. They said it would take 25 minutes. An hour and a half later I received a runny, wet, limp pizza that also tasted bad. I wouldn't recommend it.

Such an awful experience. My parents and I went for a Saturday afternoon meal, hoping we can split a pizza and a salad. The waiter told us upon ordering that each person must order something. I have never heard of such a thing in my life. We got out of it because we justified that I ordered a Coke and each other person could the pizza or salad. After the meal, the waiter presented the check and said it was cash only because their credit card machine was down. Then they changed their story to say they are cash only. Their payment policies (cash only or what credit card they take) is NOT posted on their exterior and the waiter DID NOT say anything in advance. Never coming here again and I advise no one else goes.

Great pizza and service! High recommend, will definitely come again and recommended a pizza per person!

worst restaurant experience ever. My girlfriend ordered the meatball sub. the waiter confirmed "meatballs?" she said yes. the side of meatballs came out. no worries, miscommunication. wrong! he wouldn't bring out what she ordered because he wrote it down and "she said yes". on top of this after sitting outside for 45 minutes and not being brought waters... I get up to ask him to fix the meal and for the waters. the manager comes over. asks me what the problem is. I explain this to him and he said "it's busy maybe he didn't have time for water" i repeated this back to him and he kicked us out. then he runs after us and still made us pay for everything except the meatball. lastly my sisters wild boar ragu had like 1 oz. if meat. do not go here. to many other place. 0/5