Bravo Pizza

You can get mediocre pizza elsewhere. I went here for lunch and had a slice of pizza, it was fine, and a side Caesar salad which came with wilted lettuce, a few croutons and balsamic dressing.
When leaving, the owner stopped me and said I didn’t pay for the salad and they need to charge me. Just to be clear, they put all of the food on the tray, gave me a total and then I paid. Not sure how 20 mins later they decided I didn’t pay for the salad.
They then went looking through the trash for my receipt to make sure that they didn’t charge me for the $ 3 salad. After 5 mins of them insisting on finding the receipt, I gave them $ 3 cash and walked out while they were still digging through the garbage. They couldn’t have handled this any worse. At the point that there is no receipt and the food has been eaten, cut your losses and the $ 3 salad should be on the house (if in fact I didn’t pay for it). I will never go back there.

Used to go here a lot and it was good. Went tonight and the pizza was undercooked and doughy. Other bravo locations are still pretty good. PS-​parking was ample.

Years ago when I lived in Paoli this was my pizza stop. Stopped by here the other day when I was in town. Chicken Cheesesteak, 2 plain slices, and 2 drinks ran me $ 20. Really? Cheesesteak was skimpy on the meat and that fake chicken. I thought no one did that any more. Ate my sons leftover pizza and the cheese tasted bland and plasticky. I won’t go back.

I think their pizza is pretty good, I don’t agree with some of the other reviews. I get the Margherita and it is spot on. the Pep is a bit greasy, but it’s got pepperoni, what do you expect? Their stuffed slices if they have them are pretty good as well, the Cheesesteak and Buffalo are solid favorites. I will agree it is a bit pricey, but I’ve learned working in the Wayne/​Paoli/​Devon/​Berwyn area this is the home of the 10 dollar lunch, so it’s standard for the area.

This pizza’s pretty good. It’s not the best pizza in the world or even the immediate area, but there’s nothing bad about it. The restaurant itself is beautiful; sitting inside an upscale shopping center, this place is huge for a pizza joint and it’s as clean as any I’ve seen. The staff is cool, too.

I had been here years ago and remembered liking this. So I stopped back in today to try the pizza again. This is the 3 rd time I have been to one of the Bravo pizzas on the main line. None of them have been any good and one I ended up throwing out.
This experience was no different. I ordered two slices, one margarita and one sausage/​pepperoni.
The pizza crust was oily and burnt on the underside. The slice of margarita was so oily and thin that it fell apart when they put it in the box. The end of the pizza split right off and they did not even fix it.
This pizza also went unfinished and was thrown out.
My last complaint if you do not have a pizza baked with pepperoni then you do not have a slice of pepperoni. DO NOT take a slice of plain and pepperoni on it. That Does not cook or heat up right.
This is not just the worst pizza on the mainline this one of the worst I have ever had.

The pizza here used to be a lot better. This time the «everything» pizza was really light on the pepperoni and sausage– the former sliced so thinly you could see through it and the latter in the form of pellets tinier than Grape-​nuts. There were plenty of onions and pepper pieces, somewhat undercooked, and a fair amount of mushrooms of the canned variety. The sauce was a bit sparse, the cheese was plentiful and nicely melted but lacked flavor. I loved the thin crust. Overall, $ 18+tax for a mediocre «large» pizza which isn’t all that large is simply not worth the price.

Eh… great selection but mediocre and expensive pizza. I miss NYC.

It’s OK pizza. Maybe the food is slightly better than two stars. Perhaps 2 ½ is more like it. But the definition of 2 stars on Unilocal is «Meh. I’ve experienced better.» That sums this place up perfectly.
As far as price goes, my stuffed buffalo chicken slice, pepperoni slice, and fountain drink at Bravo cost $ 9.95 with tax. For the record, I can get the same exact order at a nearby local place for $ 9.58. So perhaps the price point isn’t too far off for the area. But, the stuffed buffalo chicken slice at the place that will not be named here out of respect is far meatier and far better than this place.
I did like the regular slices of pizza and the service was very friendly. This place isn’t bad. It’s just not exciting.
However, call it a personal pet peeve. If you’re going to serve unsweetened iced tea in the fountain, you must have either fresh lemon or lemon juice to serve with it. They did not. Violation!

Various selections of sliced pizza’s. Unfortunately, the flavorless tomato sauce doesn’t do this business any good. I have had better pizza elsewhere. They do have cafeteria style food (spaghetti, lasagna, salads etc). I will try the lasagna next time and report. The establishment does have large TV to watch while eating food.

This is my local pizza place and I thoroughly enjoy it. You know you go to a place too much when the restaurant’s number is in your phone and they know your family. But, we all have that place we consider a second home. For better or for worse, we enjoy these places as they have become a stable of our existence.
Bravo Pizza is that for me.
I love the pizza, strombolis and pasta. Especially when I have leftovers, I find that this food is easily cooked up again. And, I’m someone that tries to avoid having leftovers as I know it never tastes the same.

I agree with the other reviewer, the prices here are way too high, $ 3.16 for a slice of pepperoni pizza. It was decent, but not worth the price.
They have a number of calzones and pasta dishes, I tried a pasta dish in here long before I joined Unilocal,and it was passable, but I guess either they raised their prices or I forgot how expensive it was!

What are they thinking with their prices? If it was best pizza on the mainline it’s worth it. But the pizza isn’t good enough for what you pay.
It seems like the mainline mob may be running out of the place too… no one’s really that nice to me whenever I walk in.
I’m a huge pizza fan and from what I’ve had so far at Bravo pizza, it is not good pizza.
You are better off going to Bravisimo which is a big further east down lancaster avenue. They have much better stuff.

Pizza is good, if you spend more for the brick over type. The hoagies are horrible, go up Rt. 30 about an ¹⁄₈ of a mile to Primo if you want a great hoagie. Service is very slow, not sure why because the few times I have been to Bravo they were never busy.