Pazza Pizza

Ok for takeout. Pizza nothing I would come back for. Specialty pizza overdone. Didn’t really like sauce on standard pizza. Basically overflow cook for bar. Very limited menu. One man show cook/​server was nice.

After deciding on an impromptu luncheon, I drove up the Street to Pazza. The service was really fast for lunch time. Being a half bar/​half pizza place I was a bit skeptical and drove past this place many times. This day I was scarce on time and am so glad I was.
So as said in a review before the dough is pretty much perfection! Crunchy in all the right spots. In between a thick and thin and cooked well. Sauce was a little overflowing for my taste but the mounds of cheesy goodness made up for it. It was a really good pizza. The salad was quite tasty as well. Fresh lettuce, tomato slices and tiny homemade croutons. No browning on any of the veggies. They are kinda stingy with their dressing for the amount of salad you receive. But all in all this is a pretty good pizza joint to hit up if your in the neighborhood.

This is american style pizza done right. It is apparent that the crust is hand-​tossed, the old fashioned way which makes for a delightfully crisp outside layer protecting a perfectly chewy center crust. The cheese was perfectly toasted and they used fresh mushrooms, not canned!
I discovered this restaurant by happenstance when we were hungry on our way to dance lessons at the Semeneya Ballroom.
I will definitely be visiting again to try the other parts of their menu! Beats the pants off of commercialized american pizza establishments (i.e. Pizza Hut)!
My boyfriend and I had the restaurant to ourselves on a Wednesday night! Its a bit small for large groups, but a fun and casual atmosphere.
The service was top notch as well. They were very accomodating to us and our bit of a time crunch with dance lessons quickly approaching! Food was served fast and with a smile.

They might have the best pizza in the world, but I wouldn’t know. One thing I do know is that their customer service is lacking.
As I walked into the restaurant, I saw a worker with a computer. I asked him if the restaurant had WIFI and he said they did. I put my computer and notebook on the table. As I was doing so, he asked me if I was planning to eat. I asked him why else would I be in the restaurant. He said I didn’t have to have an attitude about it. Obviously I walked out and went to Miss Ellie’s pizza which was perfectly adequate.
I don’t know if he thought I was some homeless person looking for warmth (I am not), or if he thought I was there just for the WIFI. However i felt most unwelcome and certainly will not ever step foot in Pazza Pizza again.

Dough is perfect — crunchy outside, chewy inside and pizza sauce where you can actually taste the ingredients! Everything here is fantastic: Pizza Knots, wings, shrooms, wedges, onion rings, poppers. My son loves it too.
Bonus: Next door there is also a really chill neighborhood bar owned by the same people: