Pretty good pizza, not as good as Center Street Pizza in Logan. They take great care to make sure their crust has a good crunch, but that means that the plate isn’t really a plate but more of a bumpy carrying tray as to make sure no moisture gets stuck in the crust. I got a gyro themed pizza which was pretty good but it’s hard to make salty seasoned lamb not good so I wasn’t too impressed. Apparently I once’s ordered a calzone here and the entire experience was completely forgotten but it feels like I set myself up for failure but they also shouldn’t let you make bad choices.
Don’t bring any conservative guests here that easily get rage baited because every waiter is a different Gen Z stereotype and their break room must be filled with the TikTok robo woman’s voice reading captions on simultaneously displayed feeds.
Good pizza. Their restaurant is too loud though, but what can you do. I guess what you could do though is enact some kind of system of walls made of that foam thats like all triangles, a bunch of gray and black foam triangles, that would quiet that place up real quick. But the problem with that is that they have live music sometimes, like they had this band with an electric piano, drums, and this fella that was tootin’ a little jazz trumpet up somethin’ nasty! Lawdy lawd could that white boy play some absolutely filthy solos, the kinda solos that get right down and dirty in your very soul, but not toooo disgusting ya hear, he be keepin’ it smoooooth as butter. But anyways if they had too much noise cancelling foam walls it would be more difficult for patrons to hear that very nice jazz music from across the restaurant.
