Jermain A.
Google
Something special happens here, and it's not really described accurately when researching this location. If you decide not to read the rest of my review, know one thing, this is the "Brazilian Steakhouse" of pizzerias. Yeah, there secret sauce is a limited duration, all-you-can-eat pizza dinner. With that out of the way, you should know that's not what I ordered; I ordered a single pizza.
Before I get to the pizza discussion, we should talk about the atmosphere. I never thought I would say this. But this appears to be a "date night" pizzeria. Yeah, people got dressed up, grabbed their partners, and headed out to eat pizza. That description should provide all the information about the ambiance you need. Dim lighting, soft music, and private table conversations is what you should expect.
Personally, I sat at the bar, where the bartender complained for hours about being the only person serving drinks for the whole restaurant, so you can imagine what the service was like for me. It took me forever to get an order placed. On the plus side, the bartender was totally aware of the situation and apologized until blue on the face, but that doesn't change my 3 star rating on service.
Of it wasn't for the pizza being so good, I would have given the whole experience a three star rating, but they pulled off the impossible when I was there—make a delicious Hawaiian pizza. Keep in mind, I'm a never-pineapple person, but when on "Rome." Honestly, this will probably be the past time I ever order it, so it seems like a perfect end to the pineapple on pizza experiment.
Ultimately, I don't know about the all-you-can-eat service at the restaurant, but if all the pizzas are a delicious as the Hawaiian, it's probably a can't miss experience.