Update: we appreciate the offer from the manager of Farrelli's. I was surprised that he responded and that he did so promptly. Because of this customer service out reach I am increasing my review to 4 stars. Dylan your email address is not working please post correct email. We have been to this Farrelli's at least 6 times in the last several years. We went ther on Saturday night at 6p. It was not crowded we sat in the bar. There were 4 adults. We each ordered a personal pizza, a pitcher of beer, a soda, ice tea and I asked for a Cesar salad for us all to share. When the drinks were brought we asked for sweetener for the ice tea as there was none at the table. We waited a while and finally had to go to the bar and ask again. They brought out the cauliflower crust pizza and an entree Cesar. I told the person this does not look like the one we usually get to share as a table. He said no this is the wrong one if that is what you wanted. No plates forks or napkins brought. Then a little while later the 3 other pizzas came out with the plates and forks. She never asked or brought out replacements for the ice tea or soda. When we were half finished with our pizzas the Cesar came out. With no tongs to serve. No extra plates nor were we asked if we wanted extra plates. One of us was at the bar waiting to ask for tongs when the person came back out with a pair. The pizza was Uber cooked in the middle. And the Cesar was absolutely drenched in dressing. And the leaves were torn so large it was difficult to eat with as fork and not make a complete mess. Yes we could have complained at the end but we just decided to pay and leave. The dinner was not inexpensive. I expect more especially when you are not busy. And you can see servers leaning against the bar talking and laughing. I doubt we will be back read more

Pros: Good place to go have lunch or dinner with a group of friends. The caprese and Annie's 5 Star pizza are tasty. Cons: Super overpriced for what you get. It is about $20 for a 12". I have eaten way fancier pizza for that $ read more

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I'll start off by saying they are a 4 1/2 stars for the pizza but a 3 1/2 for the other food. I love the pizza they have, great variety with great flavor. Now, with everything else they have, extremely bland!! So I got the grilled roast beef with caramelized onions, sauteed bell peppers with melty provolone cheese and a side of au jus. Sounds good? It does, but man it was HORRIBLE. The Au Jus tasted like bathwater and the veggies had NO flavor and it must have been government provolone cheese..YIKES. I needed one of the many good beers they had to help me get through it. That being said, if you want pizza than go here if you want something else than go somewhere else... Did I mention they have good pizza? read more

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Pretty good food here! I have been here twice and had the Italian Trio sandwich which was wonderful! I was out with my coworkers to eat and so no drinky drinky. The second time I came here was with Steve and I got spaghetti and meatballs. Those were good too and we got beer this time. Of course it's beer! It's always beer! I felt a little misled in one regard. They have a Mac and Jack's poster up in the bar saying they proudly serve their beer which was their porter, the amber, the wheat beer and IPA. I just made the assumption they had all four on tap all of the time but they only had the amber and the porter. I would have hoped they would have had more of those on tap. The IPA and the wheat are Mac and Jack beer selections that are hard to find so it's a major treat when you do find it so that part was a disappointment. read more

I don't know what happened with their pizza sauce, but it's watery, tangy (not zesty... tangy) and has big chunks of stewed tomatoes in it. Blech!! Just gross and wrong and different than it used to be. Won't be coming back. Which is a bummer because it's very close to my house and they have a good hazy ipa that they serve in a frosty glass. Will give Puget Sound Pizza a try instead, since they just moved into the Parkland neighbourhood, and hope for a more typical pizza sauce read more

So I accidentally found out Farelli's and all of their locations now carry Daiya dairy free cheese and I totally screamed! Don't worry fellow vegans: their original crust and marinara sauce don't contain egg or dairy. I went for lunch and sat at the bar! Marissa the bartender helped and I allowed her to whip up this delicious watermelon vodka drink that is amazing! Marissa was super attentive and nice! I decided to try a 12 inch pizza with extra marinara (I love extra sauce, duh), mushrooms, black olives, CASHEWS (TRY IT!), and the Daiya mozzarella! Fantastic. Delicious. Flavorful. Thank you for offering a vegan cheese option and please put it on your menu! I'm trying to spread the news that you guys offer it now! I'll be back! read more

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We had a party of about a dozen and were celebrating an 18th birthday. Pretty sure our server was wacked out of his mind, as he could barely communicate and just couldn't seem to handy such a large party. He forgot to take the birthday girl's and her BF's order so they got their food about 15-20 min after everyone else's. Drink refills were very slow and removal of dirty dishes/glasses was painfully slow. Their pizza is just "ok". Better than the nation chains, but certainly nothing special. read more

Overpriced for sure however happy hour pricing is good after 10pm if you stay up that late. It's a basic pizza definitely not worth what they're asking and the crust was too soft. There are many other pizza places to choose from in Tacoma and surrounding areas that would be better although the sauce and items put on tasted fresh doesn't make for a great pizzaria. It didn't have enough much taste..matter of fact it was quite bland. The establishment is clean. Ambiance is what you would expect from a pizza joint, and the server was very nice. If you check in on FB, they give you free breadsticks that look like a whole other cheese pizza if you want to consider that a bonus valued at $6.99. Of course I took advantage since they didn't have a deal with YELP. The drink I ordered was ok. It looked better than it tasted and seemed at first to lack alcohol. Don't let sweetness of a drink fool you here. The liquor hit me rather delayed and my tipsy was on. I don't think I have a reason to go back for pizza....drinks..maybe! read more

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This is not my Farrelis location. Parking is a bit of a challange and the restaurant layout is unusual. The service is fine. The pizza we got today was pretty dry and a little less flavorful than the Point Ruston location. They have a gluten free crust! Its personal pan size only, but its pretty good. It's thin and crispy, and made with cauliflower. There is a $2 up charge for it. They are great about substitutions. We usually get the Caprese, no chicken sub mushrooms or the spicy sausage and pepper, no sausage, sub mushrooms. read more

Thoroughly enjoy the food and atmosphere every time I go here. I've had the pizza every time in one form or another (as the main dish, as a slice I "borrow" from someone else, as part of a meal that includes a salad, and so on). It's always great. The salads have always been good as well. This is my go-to place when I'm in Tacoma and I want to have a good dinner with my family in a comfortable place. read more

Its cute and clean. EVERYONE was very helpful and mannerly. Loved how friendly EVERYONE was. Which is why i gave them 2 stars. BUT! They are missing the other 3 stars because me and my family decided to just go with an easy pan pizza. But ended up getting food poisoning instead! We got home to our kids having horrible red marinara looking diahrea while my husband and i were in constant stomach pains and the horrible urge of throwing up. Never again will we eat there pizza. Maybe one day we will give them another try with another choice of meal. Worst of all its our wedding anniversary, but instead of hiring a sitter and doing a fancy date night we decided to have the simple family outing. Money NOT well spent. 11/16/18 read more

We have really enjoyed Farrelli's for years--both DuPont & Tacoma. However, tonight's pizza--delivered by door dash--was nothing like the usual pizza. It, instead, resembled & tasted like undercooked frozen pizza. The cheese was not melted in places, did not cover the sauce & still the pizza was burnt in spots. Overall, it was soggy & flavorless--for $20+ for a 12". Think you guys were great, but if you can't do pizza right, why are you doing it???? read more

Aside from the pizza, I am usually found ordering Farrelli's "Phil's Creation" salad. I'm trying to be healthy, but let's go ahead and put it out there -- there's nothing low-fat about this salad. It's gluttonous, hearty, delicious, and decadent. I feel as though I might as well have had that pizza the rest of my family was eating. A crisp iceberg/romaine lettuce combination tossed in creamy and sweet honey mustard dressing hid beneath a fortune of texture and goodies. Pineapple, caramelized onions, crushed cashews, roasted chicken breast, and cheddar cheese piled charitably atop the lettuce mix -- and it was at that point I figured it simply couldn't get any better. I was wrong. With a delicious drizzle of hot bacon dressing, it did nothing but get better -- WAY better. Oh, did I mention the hot bacon dressing? I know what you're thinking. The trendy, over-marketed love for bacon is so passé, right? Honestly, I could give a crap. (Are we allowed to use swear words on Yelp? Just wondering.) I don't care, I still love the salty goodness those strips of fried-up pork belly can do for my faded taste buds. With a complex tongue lashing of sweet pineapple, caramelized onions, soft cheddar cheese, and delicious cashews, there isn't anything I don't like in this salad bowl. Seriously, folks, who doesn't love the taste of cashews -- those sweet, crunchy legumes disguised as nuts? read more

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My friend and I went in for Wing Wednesdays. $1 per wing. I ordered the hot wings and loved it. Very flavorful not too spicy and they were moist. I server was great with checking in with us periodically. read more

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Pretty much the same as the Parkland store... maybe a bit stronger drinks though. Their happy hour is pretty good. The atmosphere here is nothing unique. It's a fun college town place with good food and drink. I would suggest either the hypnotist or an fbomb. Fbombs taste like juice with around two shots in it. Mainly rum. Other than that all their snacks are tasty. The one great thing here is that their happy hour is everywhere and not just in the bar. It's great if you're meeting someone who isn't 21 and still want to be able to enjoy a great drink and snacks. Their pasta is okay. It's not particularly worth the cost so I would consider their pizza. It's not bad if you want it really bad but I would suggest going somewhere more pasta specific. read more

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Always great customer service and the food is ALWAYS delicious. And the drinks too.... dine in or take out, you won't be disappointed with their "Fire Sticks" or pizza or any kind! read more

FBOMB DRINK!!!! all i have to say is 8-liquors in a big jug.... enough said! fbomb + suburbian drama = goodtimes LOL. one thing about being home for the holidays is that you are on NO reality time. Fbomb drink just kills the time when you and your HS friends fly in from wherever you live in the world and drink these monsterous drinks and .... instigate our friends' suburbian drama. "who cares, we don't live here anymore!" I guess its our yearly tradition :) read more

No more blue cheese pizza sauce, but that's fine, every place should revamp the menu once in a while. There's a decent selection of things for you to choose for your pizza, especially if you're gluten-free or allergic to tomatoes. The oven is shared, so if you're celiac or very, very sensitive, you still might want to give the gluten-free a pass. If you have kids, this place is great. They have dough for the kids to play with, will let them put the toppings on their own pizza before it goes in the oven, and the kids meals are really well priced. They have daily specials - some for happy hour all day, some for X dollars off if you're military, one night is gluten-free special, one night is a kids-eat-free (I always avoid those, it's usually a madhouse, I'll pay the $7 for the peace.) I usually go during off-peak hours (so my kid doesn't bother others and so that it's not super busy, making my kid cranky) and service is fast and friendly. A reasonably priced, kid-friendly option - sometimes exactly what you need. read more

This is the last time my family and I will be coming to this location. Just like the previous times, the speed and service is subpar. Came in, and the wife and kid use the restroom so I was seated. The seat in the booth needs repair because there's a significant sagging going on. Meh I can deal with that. I order my drink, and the waitress says she puts in the order and comes back when the wife and kid get back and takes their drink orders. 10 minutes later my wife gets hers. 20 minutes go by, and still no drink so I had to flag down the waitress. She informs me the bar is REALLY slammed. About 5 minutes later the drink comes in. There were about 10 people in the bar area. If they consider that slammed god help them. The food came, which was delicious. Hats off to the cooks. They left us 2 napkins for the three of us. My wife had to grab more napkins, as the waitress was no where to be found. There was only 3 other tables in dining, so not really busy. Ordered a beer thinking that would be faster. The beer had no carbonation. My daughter loves their pizza, so we may give another location a chance, but never coming back here again. This is the third disappointment here. The service here needs serious attention. read more

This restaurant was actually chosen by my son. A nice quiet and clean restaurant with a parking garage. We had a large group and that worked out extremely well. We were on three separate checks and the waitress accommodated that very well. She was an excellent waitress, very accommodating, fast & super friendly. Some of the members of our group were gluten-free and they have a gluten-free crust available. That's a big plus for our family! One couple ordered the chicken pizza. And another couple ordered the meat pizza and the last couple ordered the gluten-free pizza. I was really surprised at how amazing the gluten-free pizza crust looked! Made with cauliflower it was thin and crispy. They really enjoyed it! I was pleasantly surprised with the yummy tastiness of our pizza. We also did get appetizers. I believe an artichoke dip and cheesy bread. We all enjoyed munching on the appetizers. Overall, I think everyone really enjoyed their food. It was a great time had by all! Will definitely visit again. They also have a nice location in Ruston. read more

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Delicious! I can only speak for the chicken breast with bacon calzone and a local stout beer and both were sooo good. We've been on a calzone kick and try one different places we travel and these flavors were pretty up there. Good job read more

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Not a great experience. Different than other Farrelli's location. We've been to the location @ Point Ruston and that was great. Great service and pizza. That is what brought us to try the location on 6th Ave in Tacoma. Unfortunately the experience and food was dramatically different. Restaurant was no where near capacity and it still took over an hour to get a pizza to our table. The pizza at this location was not good. Pizza crust was overcooked and the toppings were sparse. Our appetizer took 45 minutes to arrive and while we were waiting a long time our drinks were only refilled once during the over hour wait for pizza. We were very close to leaving and getting food somewhere else. I don't mind paying for food I enjoy, but the large meat eater pizza for $28 was lower quality than dominos or pizza hut. I would probably try the Point Ruston location again, but I would avoid the 6th avenue spot. There are many other better options in the immediate area. read more

Long time my favorite pizza place but after lunch there two days ago I know I will only be able to dine there 2-3 times a year. The prices have risen so high it is out of my fixed income budget. I should have looked at the menu but ordered my usual, only changing the pizza from a personal size to regular size. I asked for mozzarella, green onions and black olives. My bill for the pizza, ice tea and a house salad was $34 !! I was charged for each of the three toppings ($4.oo total). Didn't expect that nor did I realize the house salad is now $7.50 - Yes, I should have looked at the menu prices. I figured the prices went up a little, I just didn't realize they had nearly doubled. So disappointing I won't be there often now but I do wish Farrelli's luck. read more

We went to this Farrelli's location on 6th Avenue in Tacoma on Sunday, April 3 to celebrate my birthday. Not all Farrelli's locations are able to accommodate a group of 15 people, including a couple "littles" on a weekend. The staff knocked it out of the park! They re-arranged tables and chairs to fit our needs, and didn't rush us at all. Granted, it was a slow night, but our other experiences at this same location have always been good. We love the Mama's Signature Salad - delish! Chicken, sun dried tomatoes, olives, artichokes... all of MY favorite things! Our server was a saint, and oh-so-patiently asked our 6-year-old granddaughter exactly what she would like on her nachos. He thoughtfully brought carrots and ranch dip for our granddaughters, and was willing and able to break up our orders into 5 separate checks - accurately! All with a smile on his face. The bussing staff and the kitchen staff all said a cheerful "goodbye and Happy Birthday" as we were leaving. Customer service and make or break a business, and also can make the difference between a Happy Birthday and a hassle. Thank you, Farrelli's on 6th Avenue, for making it a fun get together for our family. read more

Right next to Pacific Lutheran University and a great location to take your fam when they visit. Been here too many times to count and I love it dear. Yummy Yummy! read more

Just spent 15 minutes in the bar, the place was not busy at all, not even close to 1/3 full. No one came by to hand me a menu, ask for an order, ask for a drink order, nothing. That's fine. I have been over tipping for the last year because of Covid to help places like this keep people employed. Now that we're on the tail end of it, I'm going to expect actual good service to keep on over tipping, and I'm obviously not going to get it here. So I will take my consumer dining dollars elsewhere. read more

VERY good pizza. Ordered the Mt something or other. It was absolutely delicious. Also ordered the one with Tim's cascade chips but I personally don't like chicken on my pizza so I didn't eat that one. Others in my party said it was good. Atmosphere was nice. Would recommend this place. read more

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Pizza was great! Food timing was great. Mac and cheese was great. Server Allison was great! Very pleasant and attentive! Hugo was not the best host. He tried to turn our party away. Four families of 4, showing up at the name time seemed to scare him. His restaurant was empty, and the bar took any overfill... the fifth star was on Hugo... sorry bud.... read more

Got a gift card for Christmas and have had two takeout pizzas since Covid. The deep dish was especially good - highly recommended. Also was very glad that the personal size I got last week was really pretty large and satisfying. I'd definitely continue to order from here, and visit once things return to normal. read more

Dumb me I went back. Let me preface by saying I was not charged for my entree and given a coupon for a free entree. Went for lunch and had the tomato Gorgonzola soup. It is listed as a signature soup and I have had it before and loved it ( not at this location). My bowl this time was reheated brown stock Sysco beef base and probably 4 to 5 days old. No tomato , Gorgonzola , cream or basil flavor even slightly present but tons of grated Parmesan on top which I did not ask for or listed on the menu. Had the bread sticks as a appetizer but was lucky to have 1/4 cup of cheese on a medium sized pizza crust. and I did pay for them because I was hungry and did eat them. Maybe it was because a football game was on and nobody wanted to work but I don't want to pay for bad food. read more

My vegan daughter loves their pizza, with veggies and dairy-free cheese - one of the few places in Tacoma that do this. Their salads are large and delicious. read more

Great pizza! However, they have deceptive payment practices. On their in-house digital payment system, the tip amount goes from high to low as you read left to right. They also have their machines automatically set to 18%, 20%, and 25%. When you're picking up a to-go pizza, these practices put a bad taste in your mouth before you bite into a great pizza. read more

First off - I live here. I don't frequent it, I don't prefer it... I'm here basically every day of my life, whether it be for an hour or two after work, or 9 hours on the weekend to watch football and play pool. I opted to stop checking in when I realized that people would either assume I was cheating/lying or just totally insane. The latter is probably true. Hold on tight, this is going to be a long one... The Staff - Even though I could, at this point, write a brief biography on pretty much everyone who works here, I'll simply say that I'm glad to have found my own personal Cheers' environment. Everyone is funny, everyone is friendly, and they put up with me so I feel that this all by itself earns the five stars. I especially appreciate the girls for accepting that I'm in love with all of them. The Pool Tables - They curve... Oh my god do they curve, but pool is free on Sundays and if you go enough, you get used to how you have to play certain shots. Plus, they are set up in such a way that even with a packed house, it's fairly easy to maintain a game without hitting a poor girls' drink right out of her hand with the cue, Jason... The Food (Sorry, I've tried it all) - To preface, the cooking staff is awesome and even though they are prepping food for the restaurant side while making food for the bar side, they are fast and skilled, and the only time I ever sent something back is because I was drunk and forgot I ordered it. Pizza - I'll just touch on my favorites - The Hot Mess (awesome name) is a super spicy and delicious pizza with spicy sausage and pepperoni, cashews, onions and hot sauce on a ranch base... Perfect for anyone who likes their food to make 'em sweat just a bit. My either favorite, which I believe is called the Great Greek or something Greek, has feta, artichoke, kalamata (sp) olives, onions, pepperocinis and some other stuff and is awesome as well. I really enjoy the crust on all of their pizzas, except for the gluten free one, because... uh... well anyways. Non-Happy Hour Appetizer Must Haves: Meatballs - which are delicious, huge, and served with an absurd amount of fresh foccacia bread. This in itself will fill you up completely and I would recommend only if you're drinking wine or light beer. Meatballs plus F-Bombs = disaster. Artichoke Dip - Enough cheese and artichoke and cream and fat and delicious and omfg to leave you flat on your back. Like the meatballs, the artichoke dip is served with fresh foccacia although it's so rich that I wouldn't hesitate to request tortilla chips instead. Firesticks - Like their fantastic breadsticks, the firesticks are basically a sauceless pizza with tons of melted cheese, but these guys are drizzled with hot sauce and can have jalapenos at your request. Yum! Happy Hour Appetizer Must Haves : Nachos - I talked about them in my review from forever ago... Ridiculous portion of chips with every topping you can handle. Better still, Farelli's is one of the few places that will leave you with a plate full of toppings, not empty chips, and you don't have to feel bad asking for a few more to finish the job. Breadsticks - As mentioned with the firesticks, this is pretty much the Farelli's signature app... a medium pizza with a thin italian base, tons of melted cheese, and cut into strips that have to be triple-dipped. For four dollars and fifty cents, you're in cheese heaven. Spicy Sausage Mac n Cheese - Indulgence... I'm not going to get into it. Imagine if Kraft macaroni and cheese had been invented by Paula Dean while she was taking steroids. Delicious. Terrifying. Foccacia Bites and Foccacia Poppers - Both are good, although I do not like cream cheese so they aren't my thing... However, from watching the way my friends wolf 'em down, they have to be doing something right... DO NOT ORDER THE GARLIC TWISTS =P Unless you are literally in the mood to eat a loaf of bread. They're not bad, just pointless. Get the breadsticks (the ones with cheese). New Pastas - Both lasagnas are huge and delicious, and from what the rest of the peeps have said, pretty much all of the pastas are spot on. These aren't healthy, light eating pastas, mind you... We're talking homestyle feel-good, epic amounts of meats and cheeses and sauce pastas that will leave you with a smile on your face and a little less room to drink. Calzones - Yummy ... pretty standard but definitely good. Tomato Gorgonzola Soup - Despite what a few people have said, this stuff is the bees knees. I could eat it every day without ever getting tired of it... It's just too freakin' yummy... Sandwiches: Roast Beef and Au Jus - Love the sandwich... not a huge fan of the Au Jus... get a cup of the Tomato Soup or some ranch to dip it in... Meatball - Same as the appetizer... delicious. BAHHH 5000 CHARACTER LIMIT! Good Game. read more

We visited on a Friday this week and waited twenty minutes at the bar for service. Our server wasn't swamped, though, she was chatting with a table of friends, then getting a backrub from another server, then doing whatever the hell else she was doing other than waiting tables. This, unfortunately, is a theme here. I'm biased when it comes to pizza places. When I was in college, I worked at a pizza place in an Italian neighborhood of Boston, serving college kids pizza from 5pm till 2am on Friday nights. It was a job I never thought about much until I found myself scrubbing flour out of my fingers, dealing with drunks, and coming home with burn blisters on my knuckles from the pizza hearth. I liked the job, though. I liked the hard work, although I knew I would never be a professional cook. Twenty years on, I think I look at restaurants through the lens of what I had to deal with when I worked in the food industry. Friday night, when I realized how long we had been waiting, and that my wife was getting annoyed, I walked up to the bartender and asked for two beers, then pointed to my table and asked if we could get menus. After we finished our beers and still hadn't received the menus, we paid the bartender for the beers and left. During past visits, I've shrugged off under-cooked pizza, the dough still white and moldable, and we've shrugged off ridiculous waits for food, up to forty minutes for a pizza, because I felt bad for the waitstaff. "I've been in their shoes," I said to myself. In the end though, the food here costs about $30-40 for two people, and I'm not willing to be sympathetic any more at that price for a pizza and some beers. The service here sucks, clearly. For the price, and for the location, it shouldn't. read more

I went for happy hour... expecting it to be a fun crowd. It was me and one other person. Haha The food was OK. The service was slow. They do have plenty of TV's to watch sports. I'm sure it would be a fun place to watch a Seahawks game. read more

Craptacular pizza. And when it comes to pizza places, nothing else matters. Soggy crust, flavorless sauce and that's that. The ambiance is ok. Good for sports, but a whole big screen in the bar is dedicated to the security camera. The bar is stocked with the biggest selection of crap rum I've ever seen. Hot bartender. Hood rat bus boy giving her lip about it more important for him to leave and get baby formula than do his job. Hey dumbass, you need to do your job to keep your job so you can buy formula. No need to ever go back. read more

I go back and forth on Farelli's. On the one hand, there are some gems to be found on the menu. The F-Bomb is great. A few of the pizzas are pretty solid in my book -- emphasizing a thin crust and less cheese than your standard offering from Little Caesar's. The wood fire is a nice touch for aesthetic reasons if nothing else. Generally speaking, if you like a particular combination of pizza toppings, they can make it for you, if it isn't already on the menu. If you're into it, they also have a bunch of white-sauce options (although it's not my cup of tea). On the other hand, everything is probably about $2 more than it should be, and I mean everything. The portions aren't exactly massive, and if you're having a meal, you'll probably be spending upwards of $10 on food alone, and probably around the same for a couple drinks. Some items -- like a few of the salads -- are weaker than others. Aside from that, Farrelli's comes down in the "not bad but not amazing" category for me. The beer selection on tap is passable, including offerings from a few regional brewers like Mac & Jacks, Full Sail, and GeorgeTown, but they seem to be aiming more for the typical bar-crawler, not the beer snob. All of that said, I've never had a server that wasn't polite and friendly. This is also true of DJ K-Pod, who runs a fantastic trivia game every Tuesday at 8PM. Everyone I've ever interacted with has been totally patient with me, no matter how absent-minded or drunk (or both) I'm feeling that night. Ultimately, it's that sense of hospitality and familiarity that keeps me coming back, even when I know I'm spending a bit more than I should be. read more

What started out as really good pizza (not great) in the area has quickly gone downhill. There are two reasons: quality has gone down and they raised their prices an average of $2 on every item in the last year. Not a good combination. My family was regularly getting take out from Farrelli's 2or 3 years ago. The meatball pizza (16" - $24!) was a favorite of the kids and they had enough interesting ingredients (+ salads) to make it worthwhile for the adults. Then the kids got really meh about the pizza - and when a 12" cheese is $13 - I need more than meh! I could go on, but it would only be to complain the sauce is now bland, their pick-up times are frequently 15 minutes off, etc...but I feel I've whined enough. My recommendation: go to PSP instead. read more

This location: sorry, I won't go back. Inconsistent food, horrible service (had to complain twice, manager didn't do anything, had to take it up a level), crowded in the bar area to the point that people are standing literally a centimeter from your table. The "regulars" are touchy-feely (really) and obnoxious, and the bartenders really won't care about you unless you're buddies. The fire stix and bread stix are decent, but the service and environment is really not worth it. I had one of my pizzas ordered here come out right, which is sad since I've been there several times due to friends living close. If you like Farrelli's food, go to the one in Parkland, at least you have a 50/50 chance of it being a pleasant experience. read more

Yeah... just can't like this place. No matter how many tries I give them. We went inside, and just sat there. Our waitress disappeared a lot. The pizza was just moderate, nothing special in any way. I probably won't be returning anytime soon. read more