John B.
Yelp
My search for a good pizza in Lexington finally led me here, when I saw a special I couldn't resist. I did takeout, and they quoted a long-ish wait time, and when I arrived early they said it would be until exactly the quoted time, which is well enough. The pizza wasn't quite piping hot, though, so I wonder if they were waiting on the other dishes? Anyway, I suspect eating in is better.
Their style is the sort of Neapolitan-ish personal pizza with fairly New Age-y ingredients. This is, notably, a very vegan friendly restaurant, and while my saag paneer pizza was definitely not vegan, I did try some non-dairy ranch sauce with my delightfully charred breadstick. As far as weird fusion pizzas go, the saag paneer delivered all I could have expected, with ample spinach, rich cheese, and a dusting of toasted whole spices on top that really took it to another level. The crust was much like the breadstick, soft on the inside with a bit of char outside. A vegan caesar salad (the traditional caesar has Worstershire dressing which has some fish in it), was lively, and I liked the caesar dressing more than the ranch (the latter looked oddly greenish to me and was watery and not especially tasty). It was in total a salty meal.
It's a pricey place, which is expected given the locale, and I would note that when I looked to tip on my takeout order, a generous service charge had already been added. This is the sort of thing that was not the standard before the pandemic, but now represents more a sign of the economic times than anything specific about this business. Anyway, it was more interesting than any other pizza I've had in the area.