Tried this pizza because my nephew loves it. The cheese pizza was solid. Meatball pizza was also…read moreflavorful. I ordered the high maintenance which is a build your own pizza. It was good, but I wasn't a fan of the caramelized onion sauce. I wanted plain caramelized onions. The cauliflower crust also made it home, but it had a weird sog. Overall, I liked this pizza, but for the gluten free options, I've had better and don't think I'd go back for that crust.

Didnt know what to expect. I went looking for Pizza and a beer.and here is where I ended…read more A small spot open kitchen w a lot of young people making pizza...small like 4-6 tables A 35 mins wait. No beer on tap just bottles. I enjoyed the Pizza...good cheese, sauce, flavor I wish this place was bigger.

Love the convenience of this place sitting right on the trolley trail on the weekends! We love to…read moretake the family on a walk and grab a pie at this place. The new seating area makes it a very comfortable and welcoming experience. Not to mention, the pizza is the best around!! They can be really busy on Fridays nights, expect to wait a little if you're going during the peak dinner hours...

Everyone at BnF was an absolute pleasure....courteous, professional, and efficient…read more Pizzas were delish, and loved the variety!! Would highly recommend them!!!!

Classic red sauce Italian is the main staple at Trattoria Amore. We did a take-away of a couple…read morepasta dishes and meatball sliders... spoiler, the sliders are a meatball sub cut into four portions. It's not traditional, but great comfort food! The meatballs were well seasoned and complimented by the flavorful red sauce. The tortellini tricolor in tomato cream sauce was savory and paired well with the tangy sweetness of the sun-dried tomatoes. Cheers!

2.16.23 This…read morerestaurant is located in Dorsey's Search Village Center. They offer daily manager's specials and also on Monday and Tuesday's. Catering is also available. They offer lunch and dinner size for their entrees. Lunch is served until 3pm. All dinner entrees are served with pasta, garlic, or regular bread. A side salad can be added to any dinner for $1.99. Orders are placed at the counter and you are given a number to place at your table. Orders are brought out to you. My hubby and I came in for dinner and ordered a large pepperoni and mushroom pizza. It took about 15 minutes to make. A little longer than I would have expected since we were the only ones dining in. I did see a few people doing carryout. The pizza looked ginormous, but we managed to eat three slices each with two slices to take home. The pizza was crunchy, but I didn't think it was anything special. I actually prefer our usual pizza spots over Trattoria. On our way leaving, we were acknowledged and thanked, which was nice, but we're unlikely to return.

The food was brought to the table steaming hot and the sauce was beautifully blended (not oil and…read moreclumps like other places). The ravioli is evenly filled so every bite has some ricotta. My husband, ( very handsome ), got the baked ziti with meat sauce. "Flavorful!" he says. The service was superb with helpful suggestions as new customers at the counter and a thoughtful thing they do is have the parm in the fridge so it stays cold. The ambiance feels very organic with some Italian music mixed with country and a bit of everything else. The lighting is soft with big windows with light streaming through. The mural would make any art lover pause. This is a place worth trying again and again.

Good lunch spot if you like pizza for a reasonable price. Met a few of my co workers here for…read morelunch. They have a lunch special with two slices of cheese pizza and a fountain drink. I was trying to be healthy so I had a garden salad with grilled chicken on it and balsamic vinaigrette dressing. You place your order at the counter and you get to see all the types of pizza they have prepared. An employee will bring the food right to your table if you dine in. Everything was fresh. Chicken wasn't dried out and they gave a generous portion. We ate in. There was plenty of seating. Noice level was moderate. I have to come back again for the pizza. I have had it before and it is very good.

"Tell me what you miss most," Ava Fremont, a witness to a murder, signs and expresses to Detective…read moreFrank Shaw, who recently lost his hearing, in Director Brad Anderson's 2024 film, The Silent Hour. "My daughter, S A M," Shaw signs back, "playing guitar," as he makes hand motions. "Being able to hear that." "You don't need to. Every spring, I go to the Boston Pops." "Why?" Frank asks disconsolately. "To watch...the feeling...the musicians...to see their joy. It's enough. To see that, to share it." Watching Ava recapture physically not just the performance in her retelling but the appreciation from both musicians and concert-goers alike, Frank starts to rediscover hope, even as he and Ava try to stay alive from the killers hunting them. The appetizers, entrees, and desserts from Eataliano Market & Deli, located at 5325 Phelps Luck Drive in Columbia, Maryland, prompt similarly unexpected overflows of culinary memories and joy. Upon our first visit of what we hope will be many, my wife and I placed the following takeout order: 1 order of Baked Meatballs 2 orders of Garlic Bread 1 ten-inch Empire Pie (I requested no ricotta or extra virgin olive oil) 1 order of Rigatoni Meatballs alla Vodka 1 order of Spaghetti with Homemade Meat Sauce 1 slice of Limoncello Mascarpone Cake 1 slice of Pistachio Cheesecake The garlic bread and pistachio cheesecake alone conjured spectacular reminisces. The pizza is the best we've had in Maryland, although my wife regretted my choice of no ricotta; and we would gladly reorder our pasta dishes if we didn't have many more entrees that we want to try.

What a fabulous neighborhood gem! How did I not try this place sooner? Eataliano is tucked right…read moreinto the Phelps Luck neighborhood, not far from Route 108 (Old Annapolis Road) and Columbia Palace Plaza. I had heard there could be a bit of a wait, which isn't surprising since this well-established market and deli draws not only local residents but also people from nearby businesses. I happened to be about 15 minutes away, so I placed my order through their website. By the time I arrived, I must have missed the lunch rush--there was no line, and it took just a couple more minutes for everything to be wrapped, packaged, and ready to go. The market itself is intriguing and packed with all sorts of house-made specialties and popular Italian brands. There were also plenty of brands I had never heard of, giving the place the feel of a little Italian countryside market. I can only dream of traveling to Italy someday, so for now, I'll happily get a little taste of Italy here! Parking: As mentioned, parking is very limited. The street alongside the shop was also undergoing some sort of construction during my visit, so be prepared for some roadside limitations. There is a small, intimate dining area with room for only about four tables, but I loved seeing the white-tablecloth treatment. It added such a warm and welcoming touch to what is otherwise a very busy little establishment. The staff were busy but friendly. With the back-of-house operation appearing to be quite busy and working within tight quarters, it was impressive to see how well everyone seemed to coordinate and make the most of the available space. What We Tried Eataliano Crab Roll -- A specialty my daughter had told me about after seeing it on TikTok, and now I understand why! Generously filled with a tender, tasty blend of lump crab meat and fillers. Definitely shareable--but only with your favorite people! 10" Margherita Pie -- A NY-style thin crust topped with fresh ingredients, including tomato sauce, house-made mozzarella, and whole basil leaves. Simple, fresh, and delicious. French Fries -- Crispy and crunchy, just as ordered. Sometimes you just need a good order of fries! Greek Salad -- A generous portion loaded with fresh ingredients: feta cheese, cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, Kalamata olives, carrots, green peppers, and pepperoncini. Fresh, colorful, and plenty to share. Overall, Eataliano is exactly the kind of neighborhood gem I love discovering. Between the market, deli, prepared foods, and cozy little dining area, there's plenty to come back and explore. Definitely worth a visit--and I'm already wondering what I should try next!

Enjoy the food and love the ambiance. Live music is bonus. Really enjoyed the lovely service by…read moreGrace. Very thorough and helpful

Grace was amazing! She was very attentive and so helpful, I would definitely be back to see her…read more The restaurant was also really amazing, the food was great and the atmosphere was lovely!

The delivery service was amazing! I paid for everything online, including the tip. The prices were…read morea little steep, but with the $9.99 one topping large pizza deal, it was a steal. Hosted a neighborhood party, got delivery FREE delivery, and didn't break the bank with uber/doordash or any other hidden service fees. Not only was delivery free through them, but it was fast! They beat the estimated time online. I did not have to deal with hungry children or wondering if my order was lost on a Saturday night. The pizza was also good! For delivery and the deal, it was fantastic! I would put it as better than Pizza Hut or dominos every time. The one that makes me want to run back though is the cauliflower crust! For those that are gluten free or want the healthier option, this is the best cauliflower crust I think I've found in the Ellicott city/Columbia area. Beats the other few in the area by far! This is definitely my new go to for parties, quick delivery, or looking for a deal on pizza.

When it's been a long day and I'm looking for a pizza with with fresh ingredients, I can always…read morecount on Vocelli Pizza. Why: The crust is amazing!!!! Light fluffy interior but thr still a nice church when you take a bite of that crust. Now I know most people like sauce on their pizza but I skip it. My pizza has the perfect amount of cheese so the crust doesn't get soggy, the veggies: peppers and onions are fresh, and I always double my toppings so I get a bite of flavor with every bite. It is always a crowd-pleaser on game days!

We love eating here for a date-night dinner. The food and service are usually excellent. We always…read moreleave with a full stomach. Lots of options on the menu at a reasonable price. Dishes seem to be clearly explained on the menu. Most recent visit, I ordered the Stella Note pizza with the cheese bread as an appetizer. The table also gets bread. Heather was our server, and they were wonderful. After our entrees, they'll bring out a dessert sample platter so guests can see the dessert options before ordering. It's purely to look at and not taste. The restaurant has a whimsical atmosphere with dark, sultry lighting and fake vines and string lights draped across the walls and ceiling. From a distance I thought they might be dusty, but up-close they appeared surprisingly well-maintained and clean. I really appreciate that, as dirty/dusty props hanging over my meal are a major turn-off for me. The place overall, seemed very clean and tables set up neatly ready for customers to sit down. The main flag for me is the building itself. There are several uneven points in the flooring to trip over - even some ramps. The dim lighting can make things difficult to notice. Finding the restrooms was confusing even though there were small signs because it was dark. The route via the signs also seemed to lead through the drink area where cups are kept. I feel like that's not very common for restaurants to have you walk through so it made me question if I was going the right way. The ladies' restroom had small tight stalls. I didn't notice any accessible stalls or restrooms. To be fair, it is possible I missed them due to the low lighting. Overall, I would give the food and service 5 stars. The building itself is the reason i have to give an overall 4-star rating. I appreciate how strongly the restaurant remains loyal to its whimsical ambiance while still serving tasty dishes. Eating there reminds me of the cozy 90s sitcom settings for example from Friends or Sabrina the Teenage Witch. At the same time, we are now in 2026 and I think accessibility and ease of navigation are important considerations for customers. The restaurant serves well for me personally, but it may not be as comfortable or accessible for every guest that dines-in.

We made a reservation for eight people. I don't usually choose Italian food, but this was my…read moredaughter's graduation celebration and she wanted Italian cuisine. The ambience was wonderful -- warm atmosphere, birdhouses with mock birds, and even a tree inside, which was a nice touch. Everyone enjoyed their meals except for my wife. Her river shrimp had a very unpleasant taste, and she couldn't eat them. The staff handled it well and quickly replaced the dish with chicken. Our waitress provided excellent service and checked on us often. Their napkins are made of high‑quality paper, which I really appreciate. Overall, we enjoyed our dinner very much and had a great celebration.

Good healthy options, good drink options. Everything closed down too early, but the service was…read moregood.

I have been here in the past for a meal but last night my friends and I came for cocktails in the…read moreupstairs bar which was super cozy. They had dirty martinis and I had the Dill-licious gimlet which let me tell you was AMAZING! It's the perfect mixture of dill and mint and it tasted like summer in a glass. I want to go back for more!! Our servers were great too they did a phenomenal job making the cocktails and waiting on us. Definitely recommend!!

The pizza is good and the staff is friendly. Normally, we get our pizza for takeout. Service is…read morealways prompt.

The Calzone was delicious and enough for two. The supreme pizza was good. The dine in space only…read morehas three tables. The service was courteous.