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Hungry Howie’s

3.7 (3 reviews)
Open 10:30 am - 10:00 pm

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Pizzeria Bianco - Wiseguy Pizza

Pizzeria Bianco

4.0(3.8k reviews)
1.9 mi
$$

Worth the wait time! Started with the roasted vegetables. They did not disappoint. The Margherita…read morewith pepperoni pizza was delicious!

After 30 years of dreaming about this moment, I'm finally here at Pizzeria Bianco. Many of us…read moreremember the mid-1990s when reports were coming out of Phoenix that some new pizzeria might just serve the best pizza in the United States! What? So far from New York? How is this possible? And the reports kept coming. Bronx native Chris Bianco had done the impossible, expanding authentic pizzas beyond the Mississippi River. The accolades and awards were endless, the critics raved, and even documentaries were produced. So we all started putting this place on our bucket list. I finally made the pilgrimage in 2026 to this mecca, this icon, this uber-famous destination. And it was worth the hype! The most beautiful red sauce complements the perfectly stretchy fresh mozzarella. Since I opted for the Sonny Boy, I was treated to high quality slices of salami and whole olives.The crust is thin, charred in various spots, slightly crispy on the bottom but still properly chewy. It is a thing to behold, ranking right up there with the best pizzas I've had in Italy and the states! I wish the olives were halved and not whole so they wouldn't roll off my pizza. But I didn't care. I even violated my germaphobic code for the first time in decades and snatched an olive off the table, it was that good! Because of its location inside Heritage and Science Park, there is a mandatory $10 parking charge for valeting plus a recommended tip. There is no validating inside the restaurant. But the surprise surcharge was also worth it!

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Bar Bianca Interior

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Cibo - Margherita.

Cibo

4.4(3.1k reviews)
1.5 mi
$$

Sarah and I had a wonderful dinner at CiBO tonight. The Salsiccia was the standout -- beautifully…read moreblistered crust, generous sausage, and exactly the kind of Neapolitan-style pie downtown Phoenix should be proud of. The arancini were a great way to start, and the Nutella e Banana with ice cream was the right call to close things out. But the night really belonged to our server, Jesus R. Attentive without hovering, knowledgeable about the menu, and genuinely warm -- the kind of service that turns a good meal into one you actually want to write about. We'll be back, and we'll be asking for his section. Five stars.

Cibo remains one of downtown Phoenix's go-to spots--both a local favorite and a destination for…read morevisitors--and it's easy to see why. The setting does a lot of the work: a large, charming garden with plenty of outdoor seating that gives the whole place a cozy, almost village feel. Inside, there's a small bar that's tough to get into, but it's really your only option if you're walking in without a reservation and don't want to wait an hour or more. The kitchen is usually the highlight. With an Italian chef behind it, everything leans fresh and well executed--pizzas consistently shine, and the salads are just as strong. This time, though, the bolognese was a miss. The pasta was clearly overcooked, which stood out given how reliable the food typically is--felt more like an off night than the norm. The wine-by-the-glass list is solid and approachable, and the many awards feel well deserved overall. A diverse staff adds to the cosmopolitan yet relaxed atmosphere. Even with the misstep, Cibo holds its place as one of the better all-around dining experiences downtown.

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My Slice of the Pie Pizzeria - No flop

My Slice of the Pie Pizzeria

4.5(722 reviews)
4.4 mi
$$

I just had one of the BEST pizza experiences!…read more The pizza... WOW. The crust is absolute perfection--crispy and crunchy on the outside, but still soft enough that every bite is easy and satisfying. But what really sets this place apart is their Mexican flavor fusion. Bold, vibrant toppings with just the right kick--fresh ingredients, perfectly seasoned, and creative combinations that feel exciting and comforting at the same time. The customer service was next-level--Jesus and his staff were friendly, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. You can tell they really care about making sure you have an amazing time, not just a quick meal. If you're looking for pizza that goes beyond the ordinary, this spot is a MUST. Incredible food, amazing people, and a vibe that makes you want to come back again

I spent $42 and got two ranch cups at $1.25 each, one garlic cheese bread, and one calzone with…read moremushrooms, sausage, and pepperoni. The menu had no prices listed, which felt like they were just picking numbers. I wasn't told that the toppings would cost extra, so I ended up paying about $20 per main item. The food itself tasted good--flavorful sauce and a decent-sized calzone--but not worth $20. The portion sizes didn't match the price at all. The restaurant was clean, service was quick, and the staff was polite, but communication was lacking. Overall, while the food was tasty, the value wasn't there, and I probably wouldn't return based on the price.

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Spinato's Pizzeria and Family Kitchen - Artichoke Dip PIzza

Spinato's Pizzeria and Family Kitchen

4.2(886 reviews)
11.5 mi
$$
Locally owned & operated
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I've been ordering from this location for years, but Super Bowl Sunday, of all days, was the first…read moretime the customer service truly stood out. Kaitlyn, the cashier at the pickup counter, was amazing--her energy, friendliness, and dedication to making sure I was satisfied with my order were impeccable! Spinato's is pretty pricey, however, they have the best pizza in the valley in my opinion. Definitely recommend the Mama Signature.

We've eaten at two other locations and the food was solid. This location was the complete opposite…read more Food: Wrigley sandwich (first time ordered). This is an embarrassment to anything Chicago or Wrigley related. Barely any beef and some nasty sausage patty, served with a bag of chips. This was not edible, so I just picked off the beef. The pizza was decent, but I can get better from Rosatti's. The worst part of the meal was the calzone. It was disgusting and barely warm. We all took small portions to taste and none found it edible. We left almost the entire order on the rack, aside from the pieces on our plates. Did the server care to ask? No, but more on that later. The small cheese with Ricotta was barely ok, but the ricotta was not as fresh as served at DeFalcos or Vero in East Valley. Service: AWFUL. We told the server that we want the large pizza to be our appetizer and then bring the rest of the food out. Nope. She brought everything out together. Refills? Had to try and finally get her attention. Never asked about our food. Didnt ask why the calzone was barely touched and we didn't want it to go either. Overall: Not coming back period.

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