Farinacci Pizza

Nothing fancy about this place but the pizza is good the entire menu is postcard sized the pretty much have pizza, salad, a lettuce salad and a sandwich or two nothing else. The pizza is a bit different than most of the pizza I have had since moving to OH — The sauce is not as sweet as most and I like that! The building is not nice and I guess supposed to be charming in its simplicity but to me just a bit too industrial.
Great pizza so-​so building brings me to a 4 rating but the pizza itself just may be a 5.

One of my favorite pizza parlors in greater Cleveland. The pizza dough is made fresh every single day. The sauce is just fantastic with plenty of pepperoni. They utilize 100 percent cheese. It is so simple and fresh with the finest ingredients. Carry on! My highest recommendation.

The good; you can get a family size pizza (like a small sheet) cheap. The bad; the pizza is a bit soggy/​doughy uneven dough, and bland sauce. I like the crust and style of sausage they use, but the pizza is extremely greasy. The cheese falls off too. Not in my top 5 pizza list. Pizza tasted better the next day.

Went there for a coaches meeting and the pizza was great. Great atmosphere great and the service was awesome.

We just moved to the area and were very disappointed in every other pizza place we tried. Farinaccis is the best tasting pizza in the area with high quality ingredients. Also, if you add on an ingredient, they put a lot on instead of just a few. We did not dine in, we got take out.

Whoever posted that this pizza is mediocre is ridiculous! Yes, the sit-​down portion of the place isn’t luxurious and the cash only policy and opening at 4 makes you jump through hoops, but, in the end, it’s all about the pizza and it’s great here. Not the single greatest I’ve ever had, but up there! Great sauce, crust, sausage! Everyone loves it in my family!

The pizza is pricey but exquisite, and there’s no two ways about it. The salads are like the joke on family guy – awful, full of whole tomatoes, cheese wedges, and a barely cut head of lettuce. But the pizza – holy hell. Just good, no frills, delicious, amazing, gorgeous pizza.

The pizza is ok to good. The salad is not so good. I would describe it as bland. The ambience was terrible, even for a neighborhood, old school pizza parlor. The service was above average. They were friendly and helpful. The selection of beer and wine was not good at all. There was not a single beer or wine on the menu that I would drink. Overall, I would probably return for the pizza and the service… But… There is a deal breaker for me. Cash only. Nope. If you don’t take debit/​credit cards, you won’t get my business.

I was really hoping to find a great, secret pizza joint that most of the world hadn’t heard of. It’s definitely secret, located north of First and Main in what looks like a warehouse, and they’re open 4:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. We dined in in the smaller dining area, and service was *very* friendly, helpful, and fast. We ordered one thin crust family-​sized with pepperoni and one thin crust large with sausage and fried peppers. Skip the salad — for $ 3.25 I got a small bowl of iceberg, half a tomato slice, one cucumber slice, and two black olives. The pizzas were good, though the outer crust on both were slightly overbaked. The fried peppers were a mixture of what seemed like sauteed red peppers, green peppers, and onions — I’m not sure what makes them «fried,» but they were great. I wish I’d skipped the sausage (which was probably hand-​formed into disks and was a little tough) and just had a pizza full of fried peppers, although that mixture seemed to make the bottom crust very soggy. Their menu is extremely limited, so if you’re looking for jojos and wings, you will be disappointed, although they do serve beer and wine. Good 70s and 80s music played in the background, and they have a decent sized banquet room.

Great pizza and great people! I’m picky about pies and they have one of the best.

There were enough good comments here on Unilocal that I thought I’d give the Hudson Farinacci’s a try. I dined in, but I think it must primarily be a carry-​out place. It wasn’t bad, there just wasn’t anything special about the experience that would make me want to go back.
The dining room felt like an after-​thought, not the cozy kind of place that would make you want to sit and relish your food. The salad was good, but nothing special. The pizza was good, and if you’re sensing my theme, you know there was nothing special about it either.
There weren’t many customers dining in, but the service was slow nonetheless. The waitresses were nice but doubled as cashiers for the carry-​out business, and those customers apparently were more important since they were taken care of while the dine-​in folks waited and waited. It took at least 20 minutes for someone to collect my payment.

Ordered three to four times now and each time has been great. Plus, the owner or manager that’s usually there seems like a great guy. It’s nice supporting a local business operated by decent people. Farinacci took second place in the PD «pizza playoffs» last year. While it’s hard to rank the many great shops around NEO, I certainly can’t find any fault with this 2^nd place finish.
Cash only though.

Have ordered pizza for pick-​up 2 or 3 times over the past 3 years and each time I ask the order taker that I’d like the pizza cooked a little longer, to get a crispy crust. Every time I’ve ended up with a pizza that has soggy crust, and is a goopy mess. I don’t order pizza here anymore.

Love this pizza! Thin crust, tasty sauce, really good. The best in the area in my opinion — the closest to authentic east coast pizza. The sizes do run really small here though … A large looks like a medium, but their ‘Family Size’ is a 12 piece, true large size pizza and it’s about $ 12.00. They only accept cash too — just FYI. I guess it’s to keep prices down. Great pizza though. Highly recommend!

Average at best. Thin soggy crust, runny sauce, and so-​so flavor.
Hudson has a lot to learn about pizza.
Cash only.

For this town, it’s as good as it gets.
Here’s a tasty pizza with fresh ingredients. Farinacci’s is great because all they do is the basics. They don’t mess with wings and everything else, it’s just pizzas, and their pizzas are great. We loved their thicker crust, but thinner bottom.
Their two-​topping family pizza was perfectly sized for our family and priced at $ 14.40 (Oct 2011). I’d rather pay top dollar for fresh, never frozen ingredients, and wait 25-​minutes for a pizza that isn’t pre-​made.
They only do a dinner service opening at 4pm, and they’re not open very late (they close 11:30pm on weekends).
If you’re not familiar with town it could be hard to find, but once you see the giant mural of famous Italians you know you’re there.
They have a small seating area, but I’ve yet to see anyone sitting in the dining room. They also have a Ms. Pacman machine, just like the pizza parlors where I grew up!

Absolutely our favorite pizza place in Hudson. As long time residents here we’ve tried them all, and this one is tops. The pizza is flavorful and delicious, and I love their «family sized» pizza. This is a larger rectangular size with 12 square slices. Perfect for when you’ve got a few extra kids over, and you don’t have to order ahead or give them extra time. The owners are really friendly, and they work hard to learn your name so that you always feel welcome there. Yes the ambiance is a little ordinary, but the food and service more than make up for that. Absolutely worth the trip!

I can’t give five stars to any pizza in Ohio, but this is the best you can get in Hudson, in my opinion. Yes the décor is hokey, but the pies are quality with good ingredients and a nice crust.
This girl who lived on Long Island gives it a solid four stars.

I dislike most pizza around here. The sauce is usually too sweet and the quality poor. I actually like Farinacci’s. Having had NY pizza & it being my favorite, this is as close as it gets around here. I didn’t give 5 stars because its not the best pizza I’ve ever had and also this is a cash only place. This can be inconvenient at times. However, we couldn’t scrape together enough money to pay cash once when we forgot to visit the ATM ahead of time & the owner said «Just pay us next time». When do you ever hear that? I am overall very pleased. Try it, it’s worth it.

Best Pizza you will ever have… Huge Farinacci Pizza fan and I have been too them both.