Joy G.
Yelp
This was such great pizza, I'm excited to try out all their other pies and see if the takeout holds up just as well as eating it fresh out of the oven. The crust/dough reminds me a little of Juliana's or Lombardi's, same crispy/chewy perfection. The wood-fired coal oven adds a beautiful well-done roasted undertone.
We got the margherita. Whenever I try out a new pizza place, I always go with one of their simplest pies on the theory that if you can master the combination of cheese, tomato sauce, and basil, chances are everything else that you churn out has to be good too. It was so, so good. The pie didn't even need the meatballs as a topping (my mom's choice, she's a fervent believer that if something doesn't have meat on it, it's not a real meal). We also tried the Caesar salad but let's be real, the undisputed star of the show is the pizza.
Our waitress was exceptional and so considerate: dividing our salad into two plates so we could share it more easily, joking that (after we knocked over a glass of water onto the floor) they didn't need to clean the floors given how many times people had spilled water, and saying "Thank you, [name]" after handing us our check to sign. Just a ton of small, meaningful gestures that we so appreciated after a long, exhausting day.
The inside is quite tiny, only a few tabletops and seats at the bar. Not ideal for a larger group. Because everyone is so crammed in together, any sort of loud talking is amplified 100x. When we went, there was a group basically shrieking in each other's faces. It didn't make for the most pleasant experience, having to shout just to be heard over their racket and hearing every single word of their conversation, but the pizza was worth the slightly busted eardrums afterwards.
Parking: a public parking lot two streets over.