This is my daughter's favorite place to get pizza because they offer a small persona pizza that is…read morea perfect size for her. The pizza choices are absolutely amazing and the crust is delicious. It's a great pizza spot!

When we initially placed the order, the worker said "it should be 37 minutes but you tipped well so…read moreit may be faster". Called after an hour and 20 minutes and the worker said "yep it's 11 minutes out". Delivery took an hour and 45 minutes and the pizza arrived room temp.

I've only had Salute a few times, but the service has always been great, whether it's a delivery…read moreperson, or the person at the counter. The pizza in this picture was delicious, and look how nice it looks with the garnish! Their garlic knots are pretty tasty too.

This is the second time ordering pizza from Salute. The first time it was "OK", the second time it…read morewas very dry and overcooked and had very little sauce. Very disappointing.

I live about an hour and a half south of Toledo, and after seeing Dave Portnoy's One Bite review of…read moreStubborn Brothers Pizza, it's been on my list of places to try. I haven't had a truly great pizza in Ohio yet--there are more below-average spots than average ones--so I had high hopes for Stubborn Brothers. After finally trying it, I can say it's the best pizza I've had in Ohio so far. I still wouldn't call it "great," but it's a very solid pizza. The standout for me was definitely the crust--that part was great. However, I was disappointed with the sauce; it was pretty bland and didn't taste like it was made from high-quality tomatoes (such as San Marzano tomatoes). On half of the pizza I ordered pepperoni, and again, it didn't strike me as a high-quality pepperoni. In closing, I'm glad I tried Stubborn Brother and would rank it at the top of my Ohio pizza list so far, mainly because of the crust. Next up on my list is Charlie Anderson's place in downtown Cleveland, "Good Pizza" (2057 E 4th Street, Cleveland, OH). To date, the closest and best overall pizza I've found is still "Tomatoes Apizza" in the Detroit suburb of Farmington Hills (The original location: 29275 W 14 Mile Rd, Farmington Hills, MI).

3.5 Rating Looked…read morearound for pizza place near our hotel. This one was about 11 minutes away. There was an entrance at the front but it looked like the locals were going through the back door so we followed suit. When we got in there definitely smelled like deliciousness and client service was pleasant. We ordered the twice baked garlic rolls, as well as a customizable pizza where we added bacon, mushroom, and pepperoni. We ordered a Coke and a Toledo sunrise for drinks. The twice baked garlic rolls were left to be desired. The ends were crispy but the middle just felt soggy. I wish it was actually twice baked. However, the pizza came out with really nice flavour as well as nice bottom crust. Beverages were beverages. Overall sports bar vibes..

Go for the Soprano pizza, just do it. Thin crust, full of flavor and the right size for a couple…read moreand a kid. Staff was great and we really enjoyed the place. This location is really near the stadium so I bet it's great for a post game snack.

Pizza was great, really friendly staff! I highly recommend! Just one piece of constructive…read morefeedback: the mozzarella sticks need some work, the breading is not crispy

Pretty standard, we always get the deep dish and decided to get a thin crust as well…read more Thin crust was salty and mid. Stick to the deep. 3/5 Service was great though 5/5

I tried the deep dish pepperoni pizza for the first time at PizzaPapalis--the same place that got…read moreme hooked on their seafood combo pizza when I first moved to the Midwest. What made it even cooler was learning that their wheat dough packs extra protein. I felt like I ate healthy, lol! Between the historic vibes, good service, and delicious food, it's always a solid experience. I'm still very much a thin-crust girlie, but I'll definitely give PizzaPapalis' deep dish another bite.

Stopped here with some girlfriends during a weekend trip and loved it. We ordered a pizza to share…read moreas a light snack before dinner and it was perfect for five of us to have a few pieces and not get too tipsy. Atmosphere was amazing! Drink selection was above average for a neighborhood place. Had an amazing sour and an IPA but they have plenty to choose from. Everyone there seemed to be enjoying themselves. Good, loud music kept all of us smiling and ready for the afternoon. Bathrooms are downstairs and were clean. All the decor is amazing! I wanted a t-shirt but they were out of my size -- all the more reason to return.

The live music is a vibe. It is a hole in the wall kind of place with a lot of historical…read morecharacter. Would not recommend for large groups as it is a small venue. They did charge a $5 cover as well.

We went to this place after my granddaughters graduation from nursing school. The food,…read moreappetizers, and the drinks were all amazing. The wait staff did a wonderful job. I would highly recommend.

Stopped before a Walleye game today. Had a couple delicious cocktails. Saw how amazing the food…read morelooked and went back a second time today. Best pizza we've ever had. Very cool place. Everyone there is really friendly and easy to talk to. Will come back soon !!

Guys Pizza! A local pizza shop in the heart of east Toledo! You'll find a big difference in quality…read morecompared to other popular chains in Toledo. Everything is home made, never frozen dough, fresh sauce and ingredients. I've found this spot and I love that you can taste the quality in every bite. The cheese tastes fresh and not too overwhelming, the pizza itself isn't floppy or greasy. It's everything you could want from a local spot. Great pizza, great daily deals and a vast menu of delicious items to choose from. The only thing that would escalate the experience is a dine in experience. Skip going to the overpriced, overproduced pizza chains. Stop at a real local pizzeria with great flavor and real ingredients at a better price.

The bread, and the pizza dough, are good. The pizza sauce is fine/average. Everything above that is…read moreweird and somehow wrong. I don't really know how to describe it. The toppings are just... Somehow not right. I got sausage, onions, and peppers, and they were all very strange. The sausage is made in house, but the flavors aren't right for pizza sausage. The onions were too sweet, maybe? The green peppers were probably fine but somehow clashed with the onion and sausage. This may have been a cheese problem, because honestly whatever cheese they are using isn't very good. I feel bad leaving a negative review for a local small business, but with all the rave reviews I had high hopes, and this place was almost a total bust.

Amazing that you have to go to Ohio to get the best Detroit pizza!…read more This place charmed me from the start. It's carry out only but has an open area where you watch the pizzas being made. The crusts are hand tossed They have pasta and pizza on the menus. The lovely scent of a pizza place hits you as you come in. The Detroit style pizza has sauce ladled all over it as it should. With lovely large hunks of ham and other meats Prices are not outrageous either I would go back even though I don't live in the area!

We drove in without stopping from Cleveland (on our way to Detroit), not realizing this place…read moredidn't have public bathrooms. They were nice and let us use the staff bathrooms anyway. And then while we waited for our food, they randomly gave my 8 y.o. some pizza dough to take home! So sweet. Turns out the pizza was really good too, nice thin crispy crust, superlative sauce, and good quality cheese (if a slightly overwhelming amount of it). Also, a large was only $10 I think, it was super affordable. No eat-in here, it's all take-out, so be aware of that too.

In honor of Pi Day, I figured I should check out why other Yelpers have been raving about Jo…read moreJo's... They're something to rave about or at least their small meats pizza is rave worthy. The serve was quick and the ambience gave me a oldies "OG." I would totally return for another pizza Pi.

Have been here a few times. Also been to Abe's location at Mulberry in Sylvania. Monroe St…read more Location absolutely has gone down hill tremendously. Pizza absolutely greasy and wass horrible. The environment in the pace has diner tables and booth seating outdated. Abe were in 2026. Not the 70's. Waitress asked if I wanted garlic butter on pizza and told her yes. Well was charged for it but never told me there was a upcharge for it. When everywell else it's free. Then you charge a fee for credit card. Well that affects the tip I give the waitress. Will never be back. Worst pizza I have ever had in years. The owner Abe needs to update his establishment on Monroe St.. It takes money to make money. Invest in your business.