Picked this place based on the family friendly reviews. The staff was incredibly friendly, and they…read moreoffered coloring pages, but I wouldn't call it family oriented by any means. No kids menu and no alterations to any of the dishes, which made ordering for my toddler and manchild somewhat challenging. The food was good, but not life-changing. There was very little seating, but we walked right in on a weekday evening.

so here's the thing: the pizza is good but nothing new. PIZZAS ARE TINY AND PRICEY. if that's your…read morevibe then great. I could get over that if service and ambiance made up for it but they don't ... like sorry, but if you're going to charge me $20 for a pie, please make sure your bathroom trash can isn't covered in rust with a market bag full of toilet paper right besides it... fair?

Driving by I wasn't sure if they were open despite the Open sign. Just a little unassuming…read more But once inside it was quite inviting. Same hostess serves La Pecora and Barroco, so that was a bit awkward til we figured it out. And they do take reservations. Ok, now with the business out of the way... My mom and I thoroughly enjoyed our dinner. Server was super pleasant. Varied drink menu of all types, including NA offerings. We were delighted surprised by the complimentary bread service. Burrata salad could serve 4 as an appetizer. And our pizza was absolutely delicious. The pear was sliced so thinly that it was a nice balance to the pistachio rather than being overly sweet. We'll be back!

La Pecora Pizzabar made my husband's 50th birthday celebration truly unforgettable. From the very…read morebeginning of planning, the owner was incredibly kind, accommodating, and attentive to every detail. Our server was absolutely amazing, the timing throughout the evening was flawless, and the food was phenomenal. Everything came together so beautifully, and I never once felt like I had to worry about what was happening next. What meant the most to me was how loved and celebrated my husband felt. From the champagne toast and birthday video to the incredible service and warm hospitality, every detail felt special and intentional. La Pecora didn't just give us a great meal -- they became part of a memory our family will cherish forever. #LaPecoraPizzabar #50thBirthdayCelebration #BirthdayDinner #ClevelandEats #PizzaLovers #MakingMemories #GratefulHeart

The food was good and I had a cold Italian sub with no tomato and they served it with a pickle…read morewhich I didn't want and my mom ordered a salad and she almost ate the whole thing but I ate my entire sandwich and the service was good. The ambience was pretty cool playing some favorite songs of mine from the radio which was really cool. Definitely I'll be back to the place years to come.

Great Pizza. We are a pizza family; we order pizza by the sheet. Everyone loves Arturo's. Have…read morebeen eating there for 40 years. Always great.

Love the simplicity of everything while bringing big flavor. They were welcoming and helpful as far…read moreas service. The caesar salad was very memorable and I liked that the dressing didn't feel heavy. It was the perfect balance. Pizza was delicious. We ended with cherry gelato that was loaded with cherry chunks.

Wandered here because we were craving- pretty good pizza, but nothing outstanding enough to…read moreremember to be honest. We enjoy pizza from wood fired ovens. The menu isn't very large. We parked in the parking lot that was around the corner, but it's street parking mainly if that was full. The pizzas are not sliced, but they give you scissors to cut them with. We were given honey for the pizza as well (requested). Prices are a little on the high end considering the size but it must also be the area of town we were in.

I ate here twice in the same trip, and I regret absolutely nothing…read more The gluten-free pizza was phenomenal--crispy crust, great flavor, and one of the best GF pizzas I've had in a long time. Usually gluten-free means lowering your expectations. Not here. If you're gluten-free, do yourself a favor and order the pizza. Then, like me, come back and do it again.

One of our favorite things about traveling is trying local spots, and Pizza 216 was a great…read moreCleveland find! We were in town for a concert, and it was pretty crowded, but we were able to grab two seats at the bar after just a few minutes. The bartender was friendly, and our food came out really quickly. I also appreciated that they had non-alcoholic drink options. We started with the provolone wedges, which were crispy and delicious. Then we split The King pizza, loaded with pepperoni, mushrooms, green peppers, onions, and sausage. It was packed with toppings and full of flavor. If you get a chance, I highly recommend checking out Pizza 216.

Il Rione was the first Italian restaurant in nearly 20 years that genuinely brought me back to my…read moretime living in Italy. The food I ordered the anchovy margherita pizza and it was a solid 9.5/10. Easily one of the closest pizzas I've had in the U.S. to the authentic Roman-style pizzas I remember. The only minor criticism -- and honestly not really their fault -- was that the anchovies tasted slightly canned, giving a bit more fishiness than the fresh anchovies commonly used in Italy. The service One of the owners, Annie, felt like the Italian nonna welcoming you into her home. Warm, thoughtful, conversational and constantly making sure everyone was taken care of. That hospitality elevated the entire experience. The atmosphere The restaurant is smaller and lively, so it can get pretty loud, especially on a Saturday night. The music was a tad louder than I personally prefer, but I also think it helps balance out the constant buzz of conversation happening at every table. The wait My friend and I arrived around 6:30 PM on a Saturday and the wait was about an hour and a half -- which is wild for a pizza place, but also says everything about how popular it is. Worth it? If you're craving authentic Italian pizza, absolutely. Overall The food alone makes the noise and wait worthwhile, and the hospitality makes you want to come back. I'd absolutely return the next time I'm in Cleveland.

Pretty decent, still too pretextuous…read more It's fine. Price is fine. Still feels a little off..%F0ff### Meh. I'd skip it

Love, love, love Jolly's pizza!! Ordered to-go 4 different nostalgic sized pizzas to try, and they…read morewere SO GOOD. Loved the sauce, toppings were fresh, and prices weren't horrible. Family was able to mix and match so we each basically got our own personal pizza with different styles to try. We got the peppy pig, primo supremo,1 run through the garden, and cheese. Only comment would be I wish the cheese had more cheese on it as that seemed a little thin compared to the dough, but otherwise it was delicious. The primo supremo was my favorite. Just be warned, when you order to-go via phone it totally is an AI service taking your order which is kind of the weirdest thing ever, but if you get passed that the pizza is great!

I was at shop where the people where eating a great looking pizza from Jolly's Pizza so I figured I…read morewould give them a try. When I was in the North Royalton area I stopped in at the Jolly's Pizza in a late afternoon. This location is at the intersection of Royalton and State Roads. The shop itself is relatively small; in the front is a service counter and the kitchen area, in the back is a little dining room and bar. The décor is pretty basic and the dining room is kind of dark. The menu is about what you expect from a Pizza place, pizza, salads, wings and apps. The pizza is available in 3 sizes and a bunch of specialty varieties. I ordered 2 pizzas to go; a Nostalgic sized Do-Gooder and a Sicilian Style Run Through the Garden. The pizzas were ready in about 10 minutes and looked and smelled great. I did grab a slice before the ride home and it was delicious. Both of the pizzas came on a thicker crust with crispy bottoms and sides and a nice pillowy inside, that made for a very filling meal. The toppings were fresh, flavorful and generous, these pizzas were similar to a Detroit style pizza. The Nostalgic is described as a 4 slice personal pizza, but it actually is about the size of good sized loaf of bread and one or two pieces were plenty for a meal. The Sicilian is a large 10 slice rectangle. The Do-Gooder is topped with white sauce, mushrooms, caramelized onions, ricotta, honey, basil, and scholar sauce; between the creamy ricotta, the honey and the scholar sauce this is a flavor bomb if a bit messy. The Run Through the Garden is a vegetable pizza with mushroom, caramelized onion, tomato, red pepper, banana pepper, olives, red sauce, and basil; very fresh and tasty about the only nit was that I would have liked more of the red sauce. The cheese on both pizzas were good, but a bit overwhelmed by the abundance of toppings. Jolly's Pizza delivers large and tasty pizzas, well worth a try if you want a thicker pizza with a lot of toppings.

Crispy, chewy well seasoned bread. Fast and friendly service…read more Several cheeses to choose from gait, mozz, smoked mozz and ricotta My order was done in 10 mins.

Wings were kinda dry. Not much Parmesan and almost no garlic at all. Definitely not "jumbo" size…read more The bbq chicken pizza was lackluster. Entirely average.