Arcane is one of our favorite GR pizza shops. The dough is sourdough which gives it a really good…read moresavory flavor. The breadsticks are deceiving!! They look a bit lifeless but absolutely necessary to order and try. The cheese on top is a game changer for flavor. The dry rub wings were perfectly seasoned and cooked. I can't wait to try the other flavors. Pizza- basic P is a classic pepperoni pizza with cupping pepperonis. I can promise this will be one of your go to pepperoni pizzas. The mushroom trio is perfectly loaded- every bite you get a good amount of topping but not so overwhelming to not taste the actual pizza. Try them out!

I tried to call ahead to order, but no one answered. I went in-person, and it was ready in about 15…read moreminutes, so I didn't think that was bad. I had been wanting to try this place for a long time now since I miss NYC/Neapolitan style pizza from the east coast. I also ordered 6 jumbo wings with sweet thai sauce, which were great quality wings; I would've liked them a tiny bit crispier but still very delicious! The hot honey and pepperoni pizza was very good too. Next time, Id like to try the Prosciutto GOAT. No seating inside; takeout only.

Ordered online-Kurdish and pepperoni pineapple pizza for a specific pickup time. By the time we…read morebought it home, pizza was straight up cold, which was disappointing. The cheese was rubbery, crust doughy/cakey, and pineapple was definitely from a can. I found the menu an awkward non-cohesive blend of pizza/Mediterranean?/and deep fryer foods... It's a cute spot in Gaslight village. Staff super friendly.

Pera is my favorite pizza spot in town!! It is authentic, thin crust, wood oven fired pizza. Their…read morecaesar salad and nutella pizza also deserve honorable mentions. I typically order ahead because if you order there, you will be waiting for about 10-20 mins but it's so worth it. And this is more of a little takeout spot with minimal seating (like 4 spots) to wait and sit inside. It is in the heart of EGR though so you can walk around for a bit while you wait for your pizza to be done.

My husband and I are visiting for the weekend from Chicago and pick this place out of a list of…read moreoptions in the area. And we are glad that we did! Food was very good our driver was very nice. It was a great experience!

Wonderful pizza! Hearty toppings, crispy crust. Good sauce,…read morealthough they could apply a bit more for my taste. But, that's a small critique. Loved the place, reminds me of the old pizzeria in the Chicago hamlets. Family run I assume, I see the teenagers working hard behind their dad I think. All courteous, and service oriented. You can also dine in, again small but quaint. The thing that disturbs me is the previous reviews about not much toppings. Are you kidding me? Take a look at the pictures here. Pizzas were full of toppings! especially mushroom which is unusual, generally the caps and broken stems leftovers are used. Here, the mushrooms are intact, cap and stem, only higher end restaurants do this. So, you detractors... Send proof like I do. Here's the pics of what you get piping hot. (Attached) Give it a try, you shallow Patagonia wearers. It's time for you to embrace quality without the hype.

I haven't had a good thin crust pizza in such a long time and Greco's pizza did not disappoint!!…read moreThe toppings were overflowing and the pizza came straight out of the oven!! The boneless wings had plenty of sauce and were also delicious. The staff were very helpful and friendly when we were ordering food. All our food came out within 15-20 minutes. There were lots of people coming in for their pick up order but there is plenty of space for you to sit inside and eat at the restaurant.

Stopped in for a couple of quick slices, very tasty pie. Service is just walk up to the counter, so…read morenot much to say there. The place is clean, simple seating.

Quarantino's is one of those places that is totally worth the hype. They originally opened as a pop…read moreup in 2020 (hence the name), but they are so popular that they've stayed open and even expanded to include a bar and dining area. We've gotten plenty of takeout from Quarantino's over the years, but only recently stopped by to dine in. We were greeted right away and got to choose a nice booth by the window. The menu is concise and features their delicious Detroit style pizza. I was starving so we ended up ordering quite a bit to have leftovers - the kale Caesar salad, one of the weekly feature pizzas, and the Quarantino's deluxe. The salad is one of my favorites - it's made with curly kale and topped with crunchy kettle potato chips. It's always good and makes for great leftovers because it's so hearty. Our pizzas came out shortly after our salad was finished and they were delicious. Their crust is perfection - fluffy but chewy and crispy in the right places. I personally love their red sauce the most because it's savory, and not overly sweet. The toppings on the deluxe were plentiful and high quality. The special pizza rotates weekly(ish) and this one had 'nduja, ramp aioli, and shredded potato. Plus lots of cheese. Their specials are always inventive and sound so tasty. Our server was super fun and awesome to chat with. I really liked him, he brought such a big smile to my face. I am so glad we finally got to have the dine in experience at Quarantino's and we'll be back for their mid-week pizza, pasta, salad deal!

We were in the area and asked for pizza recommendations and ended up with carry out from…read moreQuarantino's. The place was packed full of people (a sign of a great restaurant) and while I sat and waited over fifteen minutes past my pickup time, I watched people come in, be told it will be a few minutes and then their receipt/order gets pulled and then taken to the back, like mine was. Almost as if they don't bother making the pizza until you show up? Anyway, we picked up our pizza and bread and headed out. I was surprised at the small box that contained both the pizza AND the bread; I got into the car and opened it and laughed. The pizza was small, the bread was small. I was surprised at how little food there was. Oh well! Lesson learned. We took it back to our hotel and fed the kids. The pizza looked delicious, but was just ok. The cheese bread looked amazing - and then I bit into it. Dill. Why is there dill on the cheese bread? Overall, it was an experience. Nothing terrible, nothing great. Note: finding parking for carry out is a challenge.

I ordered The Original but got a cheese pizza instead didn't even mind after a 12 mile run. It…read moreabsolutely hit the spot. Excellent!

I just came in here on a whim. I smelled their pizza when I was back by the dessert and cheese…read morecounter in the store. Had to exit and go into a different entrance outside. It's thin crust here. By the slice was about $2.50ish, but it's not a large NYC type slice, it's likely half that size. I tried 2 different slices, one had serrano green sauce on it with chicken, another had pepperoni and other meats. Overall the pizzas were okay. A bit on the dry side, flavor was okay, I was expecting more of a robust flavor profile but it was still okay - that's why we ended up at 3-stars. Nothing outta this world here but the pizzas overall (IMO) look more appetizing than they really are. They are not the best pizza in GR by any means, but I really do like the thin crust - - so you don't feel weighted down with extra bread. And I would entertain going back to get a whole pizza on their menu and give them another shot and see how that goes.

Pizza was excellent, love the brick oven or what ever they call it, pizza comes out perfect and…read morethey know how to put just the right amount of sauce on it, price is fair for what you get

JoJo's pizza is good in an area that has a multitude of pizza places. We found it by chance when we…read morewere looking for an Asian market. We ordered a pizza to take home. The owner made it and she was friendly, and knowledgeable about pizza. Enjoyed our favorite deluxe style and took it home. The place is inviting and had no parking problems. Try it out.

I visited Uccello's during a work trip, and it really hit the spot when we were craving Italian…read morefood. The concept was a pleasant surprise, it has more of a sports bar atmosphere than a traditional Italian restaurant, but they still offer a solid selection of pastas, pizzas, subs, and other comfort food favorites. They also have a full bar, making it a great place to catch a game. We started with the pepperoni rolls, and they were easily the highlight of the meal. The garlic butter and Parmesan on top made them absolutely irresistible, definitely a 10/10 appetizer. For my entrée, I ordered the fettuccine Alfredo with grilled chicken. The chicken was well-seasoned and had a nice crispy exterior that added some texture to the dish. The Alfredo itself was good, but fairly standard and nothing particularly memorable. The garlic bread was also solid and complemented the meal well. While this isn't the best Italian food I've ever had, it was satisfying, reasonably enjoyable, and exactly what I was looking for that evening. I'd happily come back, especially for the lively sports bar atmosphere and those pepperoni rolls.

The food was okay, nothing worth writing home about…read more What gets me is their business practices. The prices are nuts. On top of that they charge a 3% "service fee" on the total. Its not a charge for the card, its just an extra "fee" because they just can. What a crock. Raise your menu prices 3%, oh but they don't to look bad.