This was our first time eating at Raymond's Pizza however it certainly won't be our last time!…read moreThe pizza was delicious and the personnel (Donna and Jennifer) were very friendly, great to talk to and extremely helpful! The ambiance is really good! Thanks Donna and Jennifer! We really enjoyed our experience and highly recommend Raymond's Pizza to all who read my review!

Very over baked and chewy! When we called to get it re-made she questioned us stating it's cooked…read moreon a conveyor belt and that a re-make would be the same! We replied we have gotten pizza here before and it has never been this over cooked! We then replied back that yes, we understand it's cooked on a conveyor belt, but the temperature to the oven is probably higher! So if you want an over baked pizza and questioning attitude then order Raymond's! After all, there are so many competitive pizza restaurants around them!

Hands down best pizza I've had in Ohio! The service was great and speedy. Also loved the dive bar…read morefeel in the back. Will be back!

My two favorite pizza's I could literally eat both of them every day ... the pickle pie has the…read morebest sauce on top and the mullet has a unique mix that takes you straight to flavor town... worth the 45 minute drive for me to get my fix in !!! Service is fast and friendly!!!

We had a really delicious meatball & ricotta calzone - but we ate in, and they didn't give us any…read moreplates or silverware. Maybe I need to go ask for some but usually you don't need to. No one else was eating inside, and the staff was hard to find. But the calzone tasted great. I'll give them that!

If you're excited about pizza being adequate, this is the place for you. Nothing was great, nothing…read morewas bad, it just didn't leave any lasting impression. If you're hungry and nearby, it will feed you. The good news is the staff was really friendly and far more flavorful than the pizza itself. I wouldn't tell all my friends about it, it's just confidently ordinary. When I left, I confidently let some ordinary farts.

I have been here a couple times and have to say I have yet to see it packed even when the parking…read morelot is. The food is always amazing, one of my favorite stops in Lebanon. The service is always spot on, I mean you are treated like family, when they are busy expect it to take a few for your food, but this gives you a reason to relax and enjoy a drink or two. The pictures on the wall and the atmosphere is wonderful here I really like the look and layout of the property, the bathrooms have always been clean and tidy. I will be back.

It was our 2nd time, our 1st experience was when they first opened and we knew kinks had to be…read moreworked out. Here we are trying it again. Sigh I really wanted to like it. Our server was very nice. The service was very slow and it was not busy, this also goes back to our 1st time here. For an Appetizer we ordered the meatballs this is a pass the sauce was so salty and the meatballs were overcooked. The pizza crust was really good I loved how then and crispy it was but the pizza was just ok. The inside was really nice and super clean. We had no issues with parking. I suggest though if you are looking for a woodstove pizza go to Old Scratch Pizza.

The ambiance of this place is awesome. I loved the vibe and how all the customers were all…read morefriendly. The service can use some work. It took 50 minutes to get our food and we had to wait a long time before getting it for our waitress to come to our table just so that another beer could be ordered. The food is a mixture of American and Mexican food. We ordered fajitas and shrimp street tacos. The fajitas were good and well seasoned. The shrimp tacos in my opinion were not good. There was barley any shrimp on them and there wasn't any flavor. I also substituted for cilantro and onions and got a lot of onions but barley any cilantro. It comes with a side of rice black beans. Not something I would pair with them but I understand that those are used when people order bowls. Loved the live band. Not sure if I will be returning.

Seen this place on Yelp. Showing at WEC .thought we would…read moretry this place . Big menu lots to choose from. We order are food which was very good & flavored. The table next to us had a family sitting with kids .the kids were very ill ruley running around the place, screaming, yelling , the parents did nothing just sat there. We finished are supper and left . The waitress was very nice and accommodating. Would like to try it again sometime soon. People in charge should have said something to them about the kids .maybe it happens all time with the family.

Yummy Love me some Angilo's…read more Grew up eating ziggys. Steak hoagie no meat Fast service

The ambiance is welcoming, the service staff were friendly and helpful. The pizza was perfect…read more(plenty of cheese) and the Philly cheesesteak sandwich was really delicious. Definitely would dine there again.

We ordered some pizza for. Work lunch and we all enjoyed it. Looking forward to coming in and…read moretrying more

Lovely! We had eaten here a dozen or so years ago and I remember being sad that there was not…read morereally that much on the menu that qualified as Italian. But that was then and this is now, and the current hands-on owners give us a truly Italo-centric experience! It feels very European in here. All brick walls and an archway between the bar room and the dining room. Big wine rack in the dining room. The bar is also quite attractive and looks comfortable. I don't recall hearing any music but we were there at lunchtime on Sunday. Fire grilled artichokes grabbed me so we got this for an app. I admit I didn't read the description completely. The dish had seven little artichoke quarters drowning in Alfredo sauce. The artichoke was sweet and tender but all that sauce really overwhelmed it and this app is overpriced for the quantity. Later I realized we could have had them served with EVOO and parmesan which I would have much preferred. It was disappointing that the waitress didn't ask which preparation we wanted, and that the kitchen apparently did not ask her, either. Our two pasta dishes were delectable and the amount of protein was quite generous. We both loved our sauces, and the spicy Italian sausage (house made!) was out of this world. They sliced it nice and thin and there was so much, I was really in Heaven. The fettuccine and the capellini were done to perfect al dente. Our waitress did a great job and checked on us often. She was handling several tables and was constantly on the move but kept up well with all her guests. I was thrilled to see Limoncello cake on the dessert menu but a bit shocked at the high price. Of course it is possible you get a huge slice and I will definitely research this further next time! I plan on coming back, and soon.

My new go to for pizza! Ohhhhhh my goodness WTG! One of the best I have had. We did a pepperoni and…read morea deluxe seven. Both were fantastic! I didn't get the full pizza when we opened it because it disappeared that quickly. Thanks for the great pizza!

Hot and delicious and went with a small cheese and a medium deluxe seven. Delicious and love this…read moreplace - waited many years for them to finally open the sit down in Maineville and definitely glad they came through after all those years after purchasing the building. The food truck was good but this is primo!

Please come to this restaurant if you are in the Cincinnati area!…read more First, I wish to state that I am not from Ohio and that this is my first time eating at Two Cities, but this restaurant might be my favorite pizza shop going forward. Second, I only had two of the items on the menu but so many of the other options on the menu looked amazing as well. This Two Cities was built inside the old city hall of Mason, with Mason being a cozy little town in of itself. The restaurant smells amazing upon entering, course it would because they cook their food fresh. It's even got a little ramp that leads down to the main seating area for mobility impaired persons. My first minor issue with this Two Cities was that the booth I was sitting at was slightly raised by a literal step, which nearly made me trip while exiting the booth because I hardly noticed getting into the booth due to my height (6'3 at the time of writing review). There are other booths though that are not raised, so an opinion is to be based of where you are seated. My waitress was really kind and offered a helpful opinion when I was deciding on which pizza to get after being seated by a host. The waitress also allowed me to put in my order all at once (drink, appetizer, and entree). The appetizer (garlic parmesan fries) arrived fast and were undoubtedly scrumptious; the fries were a near perfect mix of crunchy and soft with the shredded parmesan and minced garlic adding extra flavor. Their ranch is also superb. I got the 13" Rhythm Road Pizza (which I shared with someone. I could not eat half of a deep dish pizza alone) and it was something else. Most importantly, it had MASHED POTATO on it instead of a traditional pizza sauce and notably, chipotle aioli drizzled on top (there are more toppings, of course, but they're more normal toppings). Unfortunately, the pizza slices were unevenly sliced, leading to inconsistent slice size and the toppings slide off the pizza easily when scooped up with the provided pizza spatula, all minot grievances of course. The only true complaint I had with this Two Cities was that my waitress did not actively seek out to refill my glass when it was empty. I will say that my drink was not close to the edge for her to see, but it was within view from any view of the table. There were a relatively high number of customers in the restaurant for the time I was there (about an hour before closing), so I don't hold it against her for not noticing. The cups were average size, so I wasn't exactly dying of thirst while dining. The music inside was of good taste and was at a very respectable volume. The other patrons were also well mannered and I had no need to raise my voice to speak to my dining buddy. The final thing I wish to add to this review is how nice the bathroom was. They were very clean, had two urinals (short and tall), one wheelchair accessible stall, nice smelling soap, a simple water control handle, a foot doorhandle, and MOUTHWASH. This is only public building I have ever been in that has offered complementary mouthwash, let alone a bathroom. This could be an Ohio or Midwest exclusive thing, but I enjoyed using the mouthwash nonetheless.

Stop by and follow my Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/BaldWhiteGuyReviews…read more Two Cities Pizza 202 W. Main Street, Mason, Ohio Day two of the great Ohio Collegiate travel expedition, and the Mrs. found a new pizza joint to try. We fired up the GPS and headed south to Mason, Ohio. Now, when I think of Mason, I usually think of big fancy houses, snooty HOAs, and Kings Island. But driving in? It totally gave me Washington C.H. vibes. Nice ranch-style homes, some with the neighbor's car chilling on blocks in the yard. Honestly? It was refreshing. Looks like they have all classes of people coexisting. It was comfortable, zero pretentiousness, and normal. Passed the vibe check, no cap. Let's talk about Two Cities Pizza Co. The concept is genius: Two friends wanted to spark the great pizza debate (New York Style vs. Chicago Deep Dish) under one roof. Why fight when you can just eat both? A true bipartisan solution this country desperately needs. The Vibe: They took over the Historic City Hall building downtown and it's incredible. Tons of character. They have plenty of outdoor seating--you know, for the psychopaths who enjoy eating outside during the 7 minutes in Ohio when it's not 100 degrees with 200% humidity or 32 below zero. But hey, if sweating in your pepperoni is your thing, it's there. Inside, the decor is on point, with air conditioning. They've got a wall that looks like the Wrigley Field ivy, subway-themed restrooms complete with the overhead transit handles (DO NOT TOUCH THE HANDLES ), and even fake pigeons up in the rafters. It's definitely giving main character energy. Great tunes playing too--Billy Joel, Chicago. Huge booths. Friendly staff. Shout out to Ivy. The Menu & The Grub: Cold beer and pizza. Name a better duo. I'll wait. They have everything: wings, calzones, and NY specialty pizzas with... mashed potatoes? Wait, what? They also offer cauliflower crust and non-dairy cheese for our friends who can't handle lactose. Here's what we shoveled down: Bootleg Bread: Basic cheesy bread but baked with garlic and herbs. The crust was great, and the cheese was thick and substantial. Very good! Perfect seasoning. NY Style Pepperoni: Delicious, exactly what you expect. A reliable classic. #Boring Bull and Bear Calzone: Stuffed with pepperoni, bacon, mozzarella, parm, and garlic. The crust was perfectly cooked and seasoned. Spot on. BUT here's the controversy... It came with their self-proclaimed "Famous Ranch Dressing." Look, I know people will fight literal wars over ranch in the Midwest, but I wasn't a fan. It had a strong Worcestershire vibe to it. A little too aggressive for my taste. Good for some, not for me. (The chunky "red sauce" was absolutely awesome, though!) The Plot Twist: A very nice surprise--they brought us a totally FREE order of New York Funnel Cake Donuts. Didn't ask, didn't pay. Maybe because it was our first visit? Or maybe they just respect the bald head. Either way, fried, tossed in cinnamon and powdered sugar, they tasted exactly like the county fair. Absolutely bussin'. Ask for them by name! The BaldWhiteGuy Rating: ‍‍‍‍: 4 out of 5 Bald Heads. Lost one head because I was severely disappointed in the "Famous Ranch". But heck if you like it, you can purchase a bottle. I will be making another trip to try out the Chicago Style Pizza. If you're near Kings Island, it's worth a stop. Great prices, great food. Tell them the Bald Guy sent you! DO ME A SOLID: If you chuckled, snorted, or aggressively disagreed with my ranch take, hit that LIKE button, SHARE this post with your pizza-loving friends, and FOLLOW the page so my kids think I'm internet-relevant. #OldMan #BaldWhiteGuyReviews #TwoCitiesPizza #OhioEats #PizzaDebate "Support local. Roast gently. Laugh often. Nobody gets a free pass... including me."

Il Gusto is not only one of THE best hole in the wall restaurants, it is also THE best Italian…read morewe've had in the area! Though spartan, the classic vibes and service are very welcoming! We had better service here than most "normal" sit down restaurants. And the food...not one item we have tried was bad, the vast majority have been the best in their category. Best mozzarella sticks: it's obvious it's a higher quality mozz than whatever everyone else uses. Crispy perfection! Best GF/cauliflower pizza: lots of toppings to choose from (though somehow chicken isn't an option on DD) and again, from the mushrooms to the sauce, you can taste the difference. They make the sauces in house! According to my husband, best Chicken Parm he has had since moving here! You get a healthy portion. And...best cannoli in the area! Growing up in a predominantly Italian and Polish area, I have been lucky to have REALLY good Italian pastries...and their cannoli was reminiscent of those times. This has been the ONLY cannoli in the greater Cincy area that is worth consuming, IMO. All in all, we would dine in at Il Gusto constantly, if we lived closer. Glad they're on DoorDash though! If you are in the Kenwood area, and want a break from the chaos and crowds, Il Gusto is close by!

I'm certain that the pizza is great but their pasta is to die for. Huge portions and reasonable…read morepricing. The staff is always friendly and helpful.