This place is tucked in between a few areas and is easy to miss. Walk in and there really isn't…read moremuch to it. Ordered and once the food came it did not disappoint. Thin crust pizza with lots of flavor and fresh ingredients. The garlic knots were amazing as well. Will definitely be back for more pizza and to try the ice cream.

Large dining area with lots of tables. They were empty during our whole meal…read more Pizza was solid. We ordered a cheese pizza and barbecue chicken pizza. We were a little disappointed in the Caesar salad. There was nothing special to it, and they handed us a packet of Ken's salad dressing.

We love their pizza. It was cheesy and full of pepperoni. I would pass on the garlic bread next…read moretime. It was ok. It's very small inside but does offer outside seating. They are very attentive and service was awesome. I will be back!

We really enjoy going to eat at Fox's in Waxhaw. The food is always delicious and fresh and the…read morecustomer service is great. We like how they have made the dining room space available to sit inside and eat and now they are expanding their space! Rick the owner is a nice guy to talk with.

This place has REALLY taken off! A kinda worn bar and an adjacent dining area for about 30 people,…read morelocated in the Sip and Cider shopping enter. It was Sunday and we went for a late meal at 1pm. Lucky we were to get a table as groups of 5 and 7 people followed us inside. Menu was breakfast and lunch. Bloody Mary specials were on for $6 each. And they were spicy and very good. Wife had a meatball parm hero ($13) which was about six bigger-than-golf-ball sized meatballs on soft hoogie rolls, sauced with marinara. It came with a choice of sides and she opted for a side salad with ranch dressing. She ate it all and I just loved the authentic tasting ranch dressing. I ordered their Italian Omlette ($14) and it was at least a three-egger stuffed with mozzarella cheese, prosciutto and Italian sausage. It was soooo good. Sides were offered and I went with those stupid fried potato cubes, which I did not eat. The owner would avoid having to throw out those oil balls by serving hash browns. Just my opinion. Other sides were available. When we were ready to leave there were, really!, not any employees around. I got up and went to the bar and the bartender ran the credit card and we were off. I cannot imagine why the hostess and all the servers were absent. Queen's South has promise. Good pizzas and other foods that are well done. Please give these guys a visit.

This is hands down my favorite bar, and I recommend it to everyone. The atmosphere is always fun,…read morethe staff is amazing, and the food never disappoints. I honestly won't get pizza anywhere else in Waxhaw because this place has the best pizza around. A special shoutout to Mel. She is the absolute best bartender! She's friendly, remembers people, makes great drinks, and is a big part of why we keep coming back. If you're looking for a place with great food, great drinks, and great people, this is it. I love absolutely every deal they offer. The BOGO burger, the cent wings and the kids eat free brunch. This place is amazing!!

My husband and I have lived in Ft. Mill for 18 years. There's a pizza place in just about every…read moreshopping complex. As we were nearing Inizio Pizza I suggested we give it a try. People if you have had an original fire bake thin crust pizza you have missed the Best one Ever! We've been to Italy many times and I can put Inizio right there with a slice of Italian pizza. So very delicious and fresh. The nice guy at the counter is very friendly and helpful on drink paring with these wonderful piizzas. These guys work so hard and fast. It is entertaining watching them twirl the pizza dough in the air. If you want an original slice of Italian pizza this it a much. I give the pizza a 10. They also have gelato my favorite thing but sadly no pistachio flavor. The salted caramel was delicious! i don't think it on my diet. lol This review is for the Fort Mill location only Inizio Pizza.

Went here after a year of evidently very mediocre pizza and this place absolutely slaps lol. Both…read morethe cannoli and the pizza are insanely tasty. No idea what I was on when I wrote my first review but this place is an absolute 10/10 spot for lunch or dinner

Absolutely love their new location in Monroe! The pizza is always hot and fresh- workers are…read morefriendly- and the place is clean! I do wish they had fountain drinks- but will forgive them since they do have ice cream now! 10/10!

Staff is awesome food quality is fantastic…read morei recommend them to anyone. coming from the north, good pizza is very important

Gosh we love this place and all the specials change thru the seasons always something new to try,…read moremy favorites are always the pizza and chciken marsla, crab cake are divine, really can't go wrong with anything on the menu. They have a watermelon gazpacho for the summer specials right now that is so light and refreshing to start with. It definitely a must try if you haven't done so and kids eat free on Sundays. Great family restaurant

First time in and mixed reviews…read more. Started with a side salad which is just fine. I mean it's a salad. I went with the Chicken Marsala which wasn't bad. Chicken was hot, good sauce and mushrooms. As a side I decided to do the Risotto which wasn't great also not bad either. We also tried "Louis Favorite" pizza which was not good. The sauce was very bland and the pizza dough was also very bland. Now the crust was thin and crispy so positive there. Will probably skip this one in the future. It was just ok.

Pizza there left me speechless... Since I was eating…read more A lot! Excellent I can smell it and my mouth is watering And it's only 6am Oh the wait is the on negative Why can't they be open 24 hours?

I was introduced to Pepperoni 's by my dental hygienist bragging about The Beast, a monstrous 30"…read morepie for when two large just won't do. I live not too far away so I gave 'em a whirl. Just a 14" please. I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of my pizza and the service. Their rural location reflects in pricing, too. Affordable. I've returned several times for takeout. This past visit I tried some lasagna, too. It was good, a large portion, unfortunately, it was reheated in the aluminum takeout dish rendering the pasta overcooked when I arrived home. Next time I'll order it cold and reheat it myself. Problem solved. Cruising along in rural Union County hangry for pizza? Has the temp set at 500 degrees on my "Give 'em a whirl" meter. Nom here.

Person who answered the phone did not understand the order I initially asked for was a white pizza,…read morewhich they had but it's not called 'white pizza.' It's the Palermo.... First thing listed on the menu. Oh well. Sooooo I got a mushroom and pepperoni. Hot and tasty. The pizza was yummy! First time ordering will eat there again for sure. Next time I'll order my Palermo.

Since frequenting this shopping center often and not stoping in, the Crust was my lunch choice…read more The hostess smiled, friendly, and sat me right away. The waitress was lovely, engaging, and attentive. The topping's on my pizza were good. (That got cold fast). Personally, I am not a fan of this type of "thin crust". It was fine-good, just not my personal choice. I would've also liked an option for a lunch special such as a side salad and slice of pizza. I was told they do not have side salads. Large open area. Plenty of seating and I can only imagine can get loud if full. I would not hesitate to try, The Crust.

Went to little mamas 2pm Saturday. 7/22 Was told no tables all booked the test of the day. I was…read morereferred to there other place on providence Rd. I asked for there # and address. Another person helped me and said please wait I may be able to seat you. We got a booth. I soon counted over 12 tables vacant after 30 minutes? What gives? 90 minutes later still many vacant tables?

So many recommendations for Little Mama's when you look up where to eat in Charlotte. The service…read moreis exceptional, our waiter memorized our whole order while carrying another table's dishes to the kitchen, which we were very impressed by. The pastas were great, I took some home and it was still delicious the next day. No better italian place to spend your birthday! Tip: make a reservation as they were very busy on Friday night.

I took my sister-in-law to Bistro D'Antonio for her birthday. Lovely place. Our server was nice. To…read moreme, the food was okay. The prices were high. My sister-in-law had a lovely birthday dinner, and she liked the greens.

Yuck. That's the word that comes to mind. We gave them two chances over the last couple of months,…read moreand I could not have been more unimpressed. The first visit was for brunch -- except there was no brunch. It's advertised as brunch, but the menu was dinner only. Pasta at 11am? We passed and left. So, dinner it was. They market themselves as Italian-inspired cuisine. If this is Italian, my foot is an eggplant. I rarely write harsh reviews, so bear with me while I go into detail. First, the cocktails. I ordered an old fashioned. The older gentleman behind the bar -- who I believe is the owner -- should not be making cocktails. If you're going to charge $20-25 for one, do it right. Invest in a mortar and pestle, skip the premade mix, and don't use bargain whiskey. Smoking the glass doesn't hide premade bitters or cheap bourbon. Second, the bread. No real Italian restaurant would serve this. My family and I genuinely wondered if it came from Aldi or Lidl with a dusting of flour to fake an artisan look. Third, the appetizers. We should have stopped here and gone elsewhere, but we pushed on. The calamari was rubbery, soggy, and greasy. The crostini was fine -- though it's hard to mess that up. Fourth, the entrees. I ordered the ossobuco. One look at the sauce and I knew this wasn't going to be right -- ossobuco shouldn't be sweet, and this was. The meat was okay, but the sauce ruined it. My wife saw my face and started laughing -- until she tasted her own dish. A real Italian restaurant should be able to make a proper tri-color tortellini. This one couldn't. The kids weren't impressed with their pasta either. The staff, though, were good -- no complaints there. Given how cramped the space was, we were genuinely impressed by how well they maneuvered around. In closing: beyond the questionable food, there was an off-putting vibe we might not have noticed if not for the manager's belligerence toward his staff -- we could hear him yelling at them in the back. Odd, considering he spent the whole time sitting at the bar while the owner flirted with one of the waitresses which was the only thing funny about this dinner. Overall, this is one of the rare times I'll say: avoid this place. Questionable food, questionable behavior. Our waiter, at least, was great.