Resonate Brewery + Pizzeria

Tasty food. The cowboy was a 3.5 (my friend's input), the velvet green was 4.5. I'll say that I altered the velvet green: I swapped the pesto for red sauce, no dairy (sub vegan cheese) and added a balsamic glaze. Red pepper flakes and chili oil! Heck yeah 😁 Nicely done on the crusts, the inside could have been a bit better. Perfectly placed TVs Boardgames or a deck of cards would be nice for the table space.

This large facility had plenty of seating and staff that was nearby to answer any questions and bring samples of beers to try and answer questions. There's also a QR code at the table for ordering from a phone as well that has a great interface and info. Beers are very good and there's a rotating selection. Although the pizzas are over priced, the Sweet Hot pizza was delicious with a great crust and a good balance of heat and sweetness. Caesar salad is also good and went well with the pizza.

Resonate is a Newcastle staple, the friendly neighborhood brewery that welcomes families and beer enthusiasts alike. For me personally, Resonate is the spot for great food: pizza to die for, spinach/artichoke dip and wings that are delicious! Their beers are ancillary to the experience a cozy spot to dine - Mostly basic beers of light, dark, hoppy and a sour/fruit or two - a dad beer kind of place, which goes with the theming of the restaurant. A warm family/neighborhood spot.

Came here for dinner tonight with my friend. $12 for a kids pizza and it’s only 2 slices smaller than the other pizzas that are $20+ is the move. Super tasty and yummy dough. We sat outside which was really nice. Self serve and order/pay from the QR code. Very easy! We will be back.

•Resonate brewery• Resonate brewery was a long overdue experience. Being one of the only breweries on the east side of Seattle they have been on the list for a while. @resonatebrewery is located in a strip mall in Newport Hills, Bellevue, WA. They have a large logo with their name and hops posted above their patio so they are hard to miss. The patio is community-style with picnic tables in row form. They have shades on the outer portion to help keep the temperature down. The patio is fairly limited and fills up quickly on weekends. Once inside there is beerhall style, booth, and table seating available. It is a seat yourself so find a spot and grab it quickly as the inside fills up just as quickly as the patio. Even with it being much larger. Their staff is extremely friendly. They were one of the best parts of Resonate. Beyond of course the beer 🍺 They offer pizzeria-style food. Appetizers, Pizzas, Calzones, and Salads. During lunch hours they have wraps as well. We bought the cowboy (their bbq option) and it was delicious. They have a large variety of beers on top, with options for all palates. While there we tried the Young and Hazy Juicy IPA and my partner got their 2 towns Northwest Applebee's cider. Afterward we got a flight. We tried: -bicycle Race (grapefruit Radler) -Fru Fighters ( fruited Brett sour) -Jagged Little Pils (west coast Pilsner) -The Sustain (English/PNW summer ale) -Mexican Radio (Mexican-style Lager) Favorites: Fru Fighters (Sour) Mexican Radio This is a family/Dog family-friendly establishment. Pooches must remain on the porch.

Ordered a Margherita Pizza, red sauce, mozzarella and basil with a salad. The salad and dressing was awesome! This is my pizza. (See attached photo) No basil, which I think, is the best part of the pizza. Disappointing but still great crust.

The pizza was surprisingly really tasty! I liked the burrata, their current pizza special, the most! I liked their pesto sauce paired with tomatoes, cheese (I forgot what kind), and prosciutto. The beer flights are a good deal and let you experience a lot of beers.

Nice little brewery. Had the Atomic Punk and enjoyed it, very nice NWIPA. The wife and I also shared a Medusa Pizza. Great crust and the peppers were slightly spicy. Lack of heavy ingredients really lets the crust shine through. Of course, the bottom got a little moist, but it was a hot pie. Maybe a hot serving pan would help. Service was great!

How have I lived in Bellevue for 7 years and never been to Resonate until recently? I guess with all the places opening up, it's hard to prioritize the businesses that have been crowd pleasers for decades. The reviews on this spot are mixed but we had a wonderful experience and even though staff are slammed and juggling all the things, they were super friendly and helpful whenever we needed something. Seat yourself, order off a qr menu, wait for your food and drinks and enjoy! Our faves of the night: pep pizza and their artichoke dip. Yum!

I had a little gathering of around 12 people at Resonate and it was perfect. The ordering system is very efficient. Everyone can order their own tab. The pizzas were delicious! We tried a few and they were all really good. The crust was so crispy and chewy, which I personally love. The staff were so nice and friendly too. I highly recommend for large gatherings at a chill spot!

Came to Resonate post hike and very glad we did! Great selection of brews from a radler to IPAs to hazys to stouts, and each one distinct in its own right instead of being all in the same profile. Taster of 5 is $10. I had to do a flight so I didn't get fomo. I was craving tots (which they don't have) so opted for spinach artichoke dip as complementary to the beer. It was.... So good. The homemade pita was fresh and had that slightly chewy amazingness to it. Even better topped with the savory cheesy artichokey (less spinach) dip.

The speciality pizza was outstanding! I also had a kale/arugula salad, delicious. Forgot take a photo. The Uptown Funk fruited Brett Sour, 5.2% so good. Just the perfect amount of sour and refreshing. Young and Hazy- JuicyIPA 6.3% awesome. The pizzas are delicious and service friendly. Definitely a family friendly location. Loads of televisions playing sports for those fans. I especially appreciate you can order multiple size beers. Scan the QR code at your table and it's easy to sit with friends without the discomfort of splitting the check. And there is a server who can help with your order too. Great neighborhood pizza, beer spot. SYOY!

I decided to swing by Resonate Brewery as recommended by a friend for their trivia night, and I also thought it would be a good opportunity to check out their food as majority of reviewers loved this place! I went on a Wednesday night around 7pm and there were luckily still some seats open. Parking for the establishment is plentiful, as the brewery shares spots with many other shops in the area. The brewery itself is a first come first serve in terms of seating. There are tables and booths scattered throughout the restaurant as well as outside, and there is a main bar area to the right side of the restaurant when you first walk in. Ordering is done through their QR code menu at each table, and you can choose to leave or close your tab through their online ordering system. Like majority of breweries that I have been to, service is extremely slow for food but fast for alcohol - which makes sense as alcohol requires much less effort. I would caution that if you are ordering food, budget 30 - 60 minutes to receive your order on busy nights (my pizza took 55 minutes just to arrive). While I understand that the servers are busy, it didn't help that it felt like they intentionally didn't look at my side of the room when trying to flag them down several times - which ended up in me chasing them down to get service attention. I also ordered a dessert like 20 minutes after my pizza and it somehow arrived 10 minutes earlier than the pizza itself, which arrived after I inquired about its status. I am pretty sure I wouldn't have received my pizza at all unless I asked about it. Now, about the food that I ordered which I'll review down below: Apeman Pint ($6.50): I think this was the best part of the whole meal - very quick service on drinks as you pretty much receive it immediately after you order. This beer had nice subtle malty flavor, was smooth, and had a refreshing aftertaste. Triple Trouble Pizza ($22.50): As mentioned earlier, my pizza took a really long time to come out - Though your mileage may vary. I think the unfortunate thing was that the pizza wasn't hot when I received it, it was lukewarm like it was sitting out for 20 minutes. The flavors were alright in terms of toppings, you can't really change much when it comes to a standard meat lovers-esque pizza. Personally, I would say it leans on the steeper side price wise for a pizza of this size - if you are really hungry, you could enjoy the whole pie by yourself. In comparison to other breweries that I have been to, this ranks on the lower end for quality. Ice cream with Brownie ($8.75): When I think brownies and ice cream, I usually think of a hot brownie that contrasts a cold ice cream since the temperature difference is what makes it great in my opinion. I feel that even for chain restaurants, you will receive a hot brownie, which makes it a bit disappointing to see that the brownie served was cold. Otherwise, the brownie had a decent airy cake texture with some chocolate chips sprinkled throughout. The almonds provided a nice crunch contrast to the smoothness of the ice cream and chewiness of the brownie. In the end, other reviews mention that the food is solid, but I can't say I agree and I don't recommend the food here. I would say that the beer and trivia were the best parts of Resonate brewery. I would definitely come back just for these items and likely pre-eat dinner beforehand. Despite the disappointing food service which makes up the majority of this review, the other activities that happen in the bar were fantastic and I would recommend those items as the things to check out instead.

Yeyyy for dog friendly and no frizz ambiance. Unexpectedly good in a place you would not expect. Lots of parking, lots of room inside, covered tables outside as well and an order on your phone system which is kind of cool. The pizza was tasty, they have lots of beers and the salad was great as well. It just took a long time for one of the 2 salads we ordered which didn't make sense since we all ordered at the same time and it was the same item. Other than that, I liked Resonate, and will be back.

Really great spot to chill and drink a flight. Also, they have great Italian food, not just pizza, but authentic meatballs which my son loved. The beers are organized by style (for example light and refreshing, roasted malt, IPA). I liked that quite a bit and it helped me pick out the beers. The beers themselves were very well crafted. I wish this brewery was closer to my area. I would frequent it quite a bit. They have a large, comfy space inside and great wait staff. My favorite beer was the gose but sours happen to be a particular favorite of mine.

Really good pizza, beer, meatballs, and salads. I also love some of the ciders I've had there. The people are always super friendly and helpful. I wasn't sure if I liked the new app ordering process, but perhaps it speeds things up. Also, enjoyed the trivia night. The ambience is good. On those trivia nights, though I almost would like the lights dimmed a little bit so I feel like I'm in a bit of a dive bar.

I really liked the self-ordering interface. You scan a QR code then can add to your tab whenever you want without having to wait for a bartender to be free or a waiter to come by your table. Then they bring your order out to you (you don't have to wait by the counter or deal with a buzzer), so it's the best of both worlds. Outdoor patio is nice - several big picnic tables in a covered area with a sunshade to prevent sun in the eyes. Staff are very helpful and accommodating. I noted a food allergy in my order and they checked with me twice to make sure everything was correct (once before they made my food and again when they brought it out to me) Pizza was pretty average pub pizza; nothing to call home about but not shabby either. One pizza is probably a little big for most people, but probably not quite big enough for two people at dinner. I got meatballs as an appetizer and then had enough pizza left over for a second meal later. They had a good variety of styles of beer (not just dozens of IPAs). I got a fruited wheat and a gose and enjoyed both. Overall, I would definitely return next time I'm in the area.

Came in on a Wednesday evening, around 7+. What a pleasant surprise that they have bingo night. It was really fun, the theme was music- guess who's the singer. Great fun vibe with tasty food and drinks. The current special, Spektacular was very yummy- basil pesto, speck, mozzarella, pecorino, pine nuts, balsamic drizzle and fried basil. As always, love the house every thing salad and their crust. Kids menu is spot on too- cheese or pepperoni with chocolate or regular milk, or juice. Kiddo loves this place. Adult beverages has a lot of option. They even have stout nitro and several ciders. Look forward to returning on Wednesday Bingo night!

Resonate is a pretty relaxing place to hangout. You sit anywhere you want and order from QR code and everything gets brought to you. Water is self serve at the corner of the bar counter. Pay on your phone and leave whenever you'd like (obvs before closing) My buddies and I ordered 3 pizzas and two appetizers and in retrospect, we could have just gotten 2 pizzas instead. The pizzas are a pretty big portion I feel. If I were to come here by myself one pizza and a beer would be plenty for me to be satisfied. Appetizers Spinach + Artichoke dip This was pretty delicious and we had enough dip leftover to use with our pizza crusts Bruschetta : I don't remember which flavor we got but the portion was kinda tiny, I probably wouldn't get this next time Pizzas P.N.P By far, the group's collective favorite pizza. Sweet Hot This was the only pizza we didn't finish because we were too full. I kinda wish it was more hot honestly, but decent regardless. Our third pizza I think was the triple trouble which we finished and liked the 2nd most Alcohol : I got a short Young and Hazy and I liked it quite a bit

Top tier pizza and brews Ambiance -- hidden deep in Factoria suburbs. I honestly wouldn't know this place exists were it not for my old office being nearby. Service -- all the staff are friendly and attentive, making sure your cups are never empty. They also helped us choose the right pizza Food-- the pizzas are a little pricey but the taste makes up for it! Overall 5/5 would recommend !

The restaurant is inside a strip mall that doesn't look that great but the space inside is nice /modern with an outdoor dining so I enjoyed that. The noise level inside is kind of high though - almost club like for having kids in there also. Pizza are tasty but regular price is 19+ esp for those that have more than one type of meat so it's a little pricey imo. The meatball was good. What I enjoyed most was the ability to do beer flight to try out what we would like.

Came here for dinner tonight with my friend. $12 for a kids pizza and it's only 2 slices smaller than the other pizzas that are $20+ is the move. Super tasty and yummy dough. We sat outside which was really nice. Self serve and order/pay from the QR code. Very easy! We will be back.

Found Resonate Brewery + Pizzeria on Yelp while searching for a dinner spot in Bellevue. Our party of 8 was seated right away on a picnic style table towards the middle of the restaurant around 6:30pm. The restaurant was 80% at capacity and I was surprised to see such a crowd on a random Wednesday but realized there was a Bingo night. Free for all guests to play and you can win either a drink or dessert! Brewer's Salad: Bed of mixed greens + arugula topped with salami, sliced egg, chicken, cannellini beans, olives, tomato, gorgonzola with a creamy balsamic dressing. Dressing was a bit heavy so I'd recommend asking for it on the side. Decent size to share (or not...) Space Cowboy Pizza: BBQ sauce, sliced red onion, chicken, bacon, mozzarella, cilantro, and parm on a thin dough. Sweet Hot Pizza: Roasted red peppers, mozzarella, chili oil, spicy honey, basil, peco-romano and fried garlic(!!!!) The fried garlic bits were the best part of this pizza! The entire pizza (including the crust) has honey on it so prepare to have sticky fingers. Brownie with Ice Cream: Decent sized warm brownie with a heaping scoop of vanilla ice cream, chocolate drizzle, and sliced almonds. Simple and delicious. Enjoyed the food, ambiance, and Bingo night. Our server was friendly but it did generally took a while to flag someone down for additional items.

Stopped in after getting in from our flight. Service, atmosphere, food & drinks were awesome! Shay our server was outstanding as she was friendly and suggested places to see/visit since it was our first time in Seattle. Loved her recommendations and would highly recommend you check out this gem

Tonight was exceptional! The new "Boom Box lager paired with the perfection of the Sweet Hot. The crispy garlic adds to the zing of this truly unique pizza. You'll want to eat every bit!

Best local wood fire pizza. This is a great place to hang out with friends. Ambience was simple and classy. Ordered pesto pizza which was ammmmmaaazing. Service is excellent. This place has the best pizza

Headed to the east coast and wanted a sip and bite before we left. A Google search brought up Resonate. Awesome place!! Very relaxed vibe and friendly attentive staff. Between 4 of us we shared one of the stromboli, the Space Cowboy pizza, 2 flights, and 2 beers. All delicious. On the flights we could not find one beer we didn't like! That is very amazing! The brewer has it going on! Very tasty and refreshing beers! The food was also delicious! The pizza was especially tasty! The stromboli was very good and filling. Put the spiced oil on it and it really elevated the taste! You can order at the bar or at your table with a QR code. Easy and efficient! We will definitely be back!

Yummy pizza, fast service, great vibe! Came here on a rainy weekend, the music videos instantly lifted my mood - great variety of tunes and fun visuals. We sat at the high table, and as a girl with hips, the stools were comfortable, I didn't find myself readjusting much! Depending on your hunger level you could split the pizza or make it your own - 8 slices. My fiancé and I got our own pizzas and ended up taking home three slices each. The velvet green with added prosciutto was delicious! The dough was fluffy, I do wish the mushrooms were more prominent, but that's just a personal preference. Two beers, two pizzas with some extra add-ons came out to be $65. Spacious but also cozy, in the neighborhood, I can't wait to come back.

My favorite pizza spot (yes you read it right) on the Eastside. Their beers are mediocre at best but their pizzas are amazing. Also one thing to note is that this place is very family friendly. I don't recommend this place for their beer (if you're a beer snob like me) but their pizza is worth the visit. The venue is quite big with lots of seating. Service is always great too.

Great beer and food selections! You won't be disappointed with this place - I mean, who can say no to a good beer and pizza!? This is also one of the favorite spots to bring our fur babies too - ample outdoor seatings with lots of cute doggos, either begging for some crusty treats (like mine constantly does, lol), or behaving so well sitting under the tables. Staffs are generally pretty knowledgeable of their beer selections, and will give you plenty of advice before deciding which beer to try,what food to go with. Recommended for a gathering or just hung out.

Its a neighborhood pizza place. I dont think the beer is anything special, the pizza is ok. Nothing special, it could be anywhere in the country. If you're in the area and need food asap then its fine i guess.

It was super packed when we dropped in. We decided to order to go and ordered two triple troubles and 2 craft sodas. Our total was $57. So I'm think these better be some good pizzas! I didn't even notice there are no prices on the menu . It was to take about 20 mins. Pizza was good. The meats and veggies were good. I liked the crust but it was a little think and could have cooked a little more in the center. I also had some of the chili oil. I don't think it was supposed to be hot because it wasn't??? So not sure why it's called chili oil.

Great food and drinks ! Another plus is the price of drinks and food. Loved it so much. I do like their system of ordering and we watched the Seahawks game here which was great

Big thanks to Anthony who took my order over the phone and was super patient with all of my questions. We ordered 2 build your own pizzas, one with pepperoni and sausage and the other with sausage and green pepper. The pizzas were super tasty -- crust was crispy and they had right amount of sauce and ingredients. The ambience was cozy and the staff friendly. I loved the to go beer that was recommended-- felt personalized and local. It added delight to the meal. The staff also set us up with Parmesan cheese and cracked red pepper to go. The meal was complete.

This is a true neighborhood gem. Love the pizza, love the meatballs, love the beer. Our most recent visit, was on a weekday night, it was very busy. Service was a little slower than usual, but the food quality did not suffer. Always a great selection of beer, my choice is the comfortably numb double IPA. This is a high-quality beer. I highly recommend this neighborhood joint.

Stopped in here for pizza only. They had a nice dining room with a moderate amount of seating, good music, and a friendly lady working by herself it seemed like. We ordered three pizzas and it took ~15 minutes or so to get them done. Took the pizzas home. They were good, not too greasy, decent flavor and ingredients. Not the best pizza I've ever had, but not the worst either. I guess if you had to imagine getting pizza at a brewery this is about what you'd expect. I'd recommend the pizza to people over chain pizza restaurants.

My wife and I have been here before, early on when they where just getting started. Had another chance to visit and found that it was night and day from the early onset of this establishment. Packed house and needed to wait a minute yet it was very well organized. As we enjoyed a cold beer from their vast assortment of on-tap beverages. Once seated our food order was taken quickly. Salads brought out with perfect timing to enjoy before our pizzas and another round of drinks. Plenty of TVs to enjoy the Mariners game with some nice background music playing that was loud enough to hear yet it did not drown out the table conversation. Highly recommend giving this Newport Hills pizzeria and brew pub a chance as you will be delighted that you did.

Very spacious inside, with friendly service and online ordering self service (waiters also take your order though). Pizza was very filling, wish there were more toppings spread evenly across (it's cut so that there's just to big pieces of crust at the ends). Felt like it was more sauce than toppings and cheese. Cider tasted like light beer, which some might enjoy if you're not super into beers like me. Caesar salad was yummy and light on sauce (which I appreciated). I'd come back again to try their other pizzas.

This is a great neighborhood place , which is rare on the eastside. The space is casual , open and fun. The beer/cider choices are plenty and good. The service is friendly and familiar. However, the food is pedestrian at best and way overpriced (ripoff). Skip the food. But we enjoy the vibe. We will return as always.

Wonderful neighborhood pizza and beer spot that has never disappointed us. The selection of beer is excellent and I've honestly never had a bad one. I recommend the kale salad to go with any of the pizzas. The sausage is especially tasty on the tangy and chewy crust with just the right amount of cheese and sauce. Only negative is that the place is cold and noisy, so bring a jacket and be prepared to lean in to your dining partners as they talk (not a bad thing, right?). Outside dining is also available when the weather cooperates. This is our go-to neighborhood spot.

We live nearby and usually pick up the takeout . It's consistently good pizza and I love the salads too

Was searching for Neapolitan style pizza in Bellevue and this was the top listing that came up. Sadly, it did not meet expectations. The vacuous space, in a strip mall in Newport Hills, was very loud and the vibe seems perfect for large groups, families with lots of kids, beer aficionados, post- sports team outings, etc, but not for two people hankering for a quiet evening out and good, wood-fired pizza on the Eastside. The signage at the tables made us think that digital menus and Toast Tab ordering was our only choice, but apparently you could order "old style" if you had wanted to, as our server arrived with menus in hand. Pros: Our server was very kind and attentive. The food came out very quickly. Cons: the food was, as the kids say, "mid". First off, I would not describe the pizza as Neapolitan. The pepperoni was a bit 'off', the pineapple was very cold and had almost no flavor. The Caesar salad, though fresh, had not a hint of lemon. When I asked for a little lemon on the side, the server informed us that they were a "citrus-free" restaurant. ?? Disappointing to this "citrus-forward" person, no fault of the server. We would have likely been happier at Tutta Bella, but this place seems like a popular meetup spot for locals.

Food was ok, pretty greasy pizza/calzone. I should've ordered plain cheese or veggie type pizza. I liked that the pizza was thin & crust was good. The staff were friendly enough.

Came with my Mom for lunch and while she said the calzone was good, not so much the Kale salad. Basically a bowl of kale with a brushed over with feta, 8, yes only 8, cranberries and about a tablespoon of almonds. $11 is a lot for basically a bag of lettuce!? And service was fine, but our server seemed to be struggling to be congenial at best. We worked hard to tug out a smile and got one. Maybe The Mustard Seed next time.

Drinks came out super quick! Server gave great recommendations on beer. Pizza was good as well. Very chill vibe. Would return.

Great beer and great pizza. I could live off this. The spicy honey on the pizza is a must have IMO.

30 years ago, I lived in this neighborhood and Rich's pizza was not only the best pizza in the area, but one of the best pizzas I ever had. I reconnected with a friend from the area and he suggested Resonate. He mentioned he gets takeout a couple times a month. Long story short, I had a pizza only, no beer, no soda, no extras. It was $25. The pizza did not impress and for the portion, the pizza was overpriced. If you fancy a drive, Flying Pie in Issaquah is way better for way less. I'll also add the service was really slow and less than polite so in the end, it was a complete waste of time and money. Next time I connect with friends in the area, I'll be sure that we drive to a better food emporium.

The best in the area. Good atmosphere and wonderful pizza. Quickly become our favorite since we discovered

The place is easy enough to find and gave typical pizza/brewry vibes, little interaction with staff as you seat yourself, and order/pay from scanning a QR code. It was not busy at all when I came in from lunch, just myself and 1 other table, but when I came back later around dinner time (because I forgot my sweater), it was quite busy. The food was really good, I got a custom pizza - though the add ons all cost a few dollars each, so I spent almost $30 on 1 small pizza and soda water. Overall, I recommend going but maybe not spending so much on a custom pizza.

*Not Gluten-Free Alert* - We really like resonate. Great atmosphere and food. However, when we asked if the polenta was gluten-free the waiter went back to ask the chef and came out to ensure us that it was. After spending all night vomiting and dealing with the repercussions of having celiac disease, I can assure you that it is not. It could have been the tomato and sausage (maybe it had wheat in it) which they also use on their pizza so maybe cross contamination because polenta is usually gluten-free? In any case, please be warned. Trivia Tuesday was fun though and the beer/other food was yummy.

The food here is amazing. The beer was delicious. I stayed in Washington for work and tried to find a place to go stay while I was starving. This place popped up on Yelp while I was searching. Did not disappoint! So yummy. From the Sammy to the Cesar salad. Great employees. Delicious food! Highly recommend

Good beers and love the meatballs. A very good neighborhood bar. ... this review must have 85 characters so I am writing extra stuff that has nothing to do with the review.

Best pizza in town and their beers are good too. I like their special pizzas. We get their artichoke dip to dip our crusts in. The only "bad" thing is that they cut their oval shaped pizzas into conventional squares now - used to be diagonal slices and for some reason we all miss it that way.

Nice little brewery. Had the Atomic Punk and enjoyed it, very nice NWIPA. The wife and I also shared a Medusa Pizza. Great crust and the peppers were slightly spicy. Lack of heavy ingredients really lets the crust shine through. Of course, the bottom got a little moist, but it was a hot pie. Maybe a hot serving pan would help. Service was great!

Came out after a hike! Was super pleased that they had beer, food, and allow dogs on the patio! It's order yourself and pay through the phone. Water on the patio too. So convenient! The staff was so pleasant and getting food was very quick. The pizza (and ranch) was delicious! Highly recommend

Excellent selection of beers including hard to find tasty brews like a red ipa and a lime pomegranate gose

As a pizza snob from NJ I was thoroughly impressed by the pizza here. Their dough is spot on - it is made 72 hours in advance. The toppings are high-quality. The location is off the beaten path so I had no expectations. This pizza is significantly better than Pagliacci's or Tutta Bella.