We have been ordering from this location about once a week since they've opened and will never…read moreorder Vocelli's again. Garbage customer service. Late on a delivery and missing an item and won't credit me back the missing item. That's theft!

Food was amazing. Had to been the best Mac and cheese pizza I have ever had. The crust was garlicky…read moreand flavorful and the Mac and cheese actually tasted like Mac and cheese instead of just cheese pizza with macaroni on top. Just amazing. The service was alright. I asked about the cannolis and she was like I don't like them which prevented me from ordering them to try. But I would definitely return.

This is our FAVORITE pizza restaurant in Chattanooga…read more The pizza crust is perfectly crispy every time! The workers are always kind, and we're on a first name basis with all of them. The building is small but it's never cramp or busy enough to get super loud. I love the art they have on their walls. It's right next to AMC too, so perfect for date night. Make sure you have plenty of time before your movie though- The food takes some time to cook.

When you walk in you know that it's going to be good New York pizza. The smell of the pizza and…read morethe ovens.. it was a piece of my hometown. Staff were friendly and welcoming. The pizza is authentic nyc. All the ingredients were quality.

My go to pizzeria for Friday was closed, so it was time to try a new spot. Sitting just over the…read morestate line in Rossville, it was actually closer than some of there pizzerias I have frequented in Chattanooga. Cute place, with both inside and outside seating, and with the weather looking a bit foreboding, we selected inside. So, what did they get right......let's start within the crust, brick oven, thin crust, always the best pizza base. I would offer none of their regular pizza offerings are what one typically finds at a local pizzeria, love it, and there are plenty of offerings whether you seek a traditional red or white base, with pesto options as well. It's an incredible range of pizzas that they offer, along with a few other Italian offerings. We ordered the Dolce Vita off the regular menu and that evening's special, The Creep, along with the Fig Amafi starter. The starter was nice. The pizzas were great, and whoever came up with the recipe for the Creep, you're a mad scientist, that stone ground mustard aioli, what a beautifully subtle touch. So what went wrong, our server was perfect, but she was undone by the kitchen as it took three tries to finally get the pizza order right. That put one person completely off eating cycle with the rest of the table, as you might imagine. While I can appreciate it might take some time for the pizza prep, the wait time for the drinks was horrific. The overall meal experience was too slow, some of that was the pizza error but everything was slow to arrive. One other comment about food safety, not sure why a guest was allowed in the food prep area, that's a real no-no. Plus one of the orders for the outside eating area was delivered via the street as opposed to the doorway in the rear of the restaurant. Another food safety issue, it's a minor thing, but why make such a basic mistake. This pizzeria has the potential to be a five-star. Pay attention to the little things, and maybe broaden your beer selection. The potential here is clear, and I will try one more visit to see if Cesario's can become part of my regular pizzeria rotation, or if it becomes relegated to a pizza shop I visit on occasion for a carry-out.

The air conditioning was out so we sat on the patio. Most of the outside seating is highboy tables…read morewith metal stools (some with cushions). We ordered a meatball appetizer and they were tender, fresh, and delicious with the marinara being a highlight. For our entree we ordered the day's special: the loaded bake potato pizza and the Skillet Baked Tortellini & Chicken. The ingredients on the pizza were quality but the flavor and texture combo didn't hit for us. But having been here before, there are definitely combos that are a hit for our tastes. The pasta dish was flavorful, but the tortellini hadn't been drained properly and the bottom of the skillet was standing water. No fountain drinks are available but cans are, as is tea. Servers were friendly and refills weren't too hard to come by. Our dining party also had a calzone and the Humble House Salad which looked really good.

The wood-fired, Neapolitan-style pizza? Phenomenal. Crust so good it deserves its own fan base…read more But service is a gamble--some staff are great, others act like you've interrupted their mop break. Mopping seems to be their favorite pastime. Industrial floor cleaner aroma while you eat? A given. Asked to sit in a certain section but was told it was unavailable due to mopping--only to watch a couple and a Latin family get seated there minutes later. This has happened more than once, and it's hard not to notice the pattern. Drinks? $3.99 across the board, from fountain soda to Jarritos. To-go orders come with a "convenience" fee. Tip with a card? Another surcharge, and the servers don't even get those tips directly. Pizza: worth the hype. Everything else? A mess, literally and figuratively.

Located at the end of a small strip mall, it is on the small side, but they pack a lot into the…read morespace available. Parking is pretty decent for the area, with at least one handicapped space right in front of the entrance door. Walking in was surprisingly cozy, with wood on the walls and muted colors for the seating. We were greeted on entry and seated quickly. Seating is a mix of tables and booths. Our waitress left menus and took our drink order as we sat down. The menu is rather extensive. The primary cuisine is Mexican, but they also offer traditional recipe pizzas as well as chicken wings. Many dishes are cooked in a wood fired oven. Our drinks came quickly, and we still needed time to make our selections. After a few more minutes, our waitress returned and we placed our orders. We did not receive any salsa and chips for the table, which was a bit surprising for a Mexican restaurant. We decided to order their homemade guacamole to start. The appetizer came out in maybe five minutes. The portion was much smaller than expected, and the guacamole was bland. It needed a good addition of both salt and garlic to improve the flavor. In addition, the chips were straight from the bag, without even being warmed. The food took about ten minutes or so to be brought to the table. The Pollo a la lena is two wood fired pieces of chicken, along with salad, refried beans, and rice. It also comes with your choice of wheat or corn tortillas. The chicken was tender and juicy, very well spiced with additional flavor from the wood oven. The refried beans are not the typical gray mush but actually have noticeable black beans. The rice was typical, but included corn, peas, and carrot pieces for additional flavor. The salad included crisp lettuce and diced tomatoes, onions, and jalapenos. The corn tortillas are made in house and compared well to the other components of the dish. I would absolutely order this outstanding dish again. The pollo loco was another good dish. The ratio of chicken to rice was good, and the amount of cheese was less than typical, which allowed more of the other flavors to come through. The asada torta was also good. The ingredients were plentiful compared to the bread, and everything seemed fresh and very flavorful. Even the french fries were well made. The chimichanga was the least liked dish, but still tasted good. It was prepared well and had a nice cheese topping. On it's own it would be a good choice, only suffering in comparison to the other outstanding dishes. One word of caution: the salsa accompanying the pollo a la lena and the torta is surprisingly spicy. The heat is deceptive, coming on slowly and lingering awhile. Although I was surprised at first taste, I included it in every bite of chicken, so it is addictive. Based on this visit, I definitely want to try more options from the menu, especially the pizzas.

This is some of the best pizza in Chattanooga. I was surprised and impressed…read more We started out simple - "No Place Like Home". A pizza with all the essentials on it, including banana peppers. The sauce is naturally sweet - a sign that they use great tomatoes to start with. The ambiance is casual. Order at the front, find a seat, enjoy. This place does a helluva good takeaway business - I'd rather do that than use grubhub or door dash which just adds cost and helps ruin product quality and branding. Drinks are self-service and the food is brought fresh to the table. We will definitely be back!

We came here on a busy Saturday afternoon. The wait wasn't long at all. We order a large pepperoni…read morepizza. The pizza was good New York style pizza. The wings were not good at all. The description of the wings uses the word "crispy" but they were not crispy at all. They were more oven baked and fatty. The flavor was not buffalo style, it had a sweet taste to it.

Just ok. Jack and chicken sandwich had char around the edges that could easily break a tooth…read more Place seemed popular so maybe we should have gotten the pizza instead

Just stopped in while traveling through. It was trivia night. The pizza was great!! Atmosphere was…read morelively. Yes I'd recommend

Phil's Primetime Pizza is my go to for pizza & wings. The service is always amazing. And I love the…read moreold school pizza spot vibes on the inside. Highly recommended.

Food is always hot and fresh. Great pizza!! Sauce isn't too…read morespicy which is what we love but tastes great.

Great , beautiful new place …read more Everything we ordered was great ! Server was very attentive too !

Food was subpar, Eggplant parm. mushy and Sausage and peppers bland and sausage was bland and…read morechewy. Will not return

Stop by to grab a pizza an was the worst pizza I've had in long to large pepperoni black olives an…read moretomatoes it had 6 pepperoni on it an about 14 black olives an tomatoes together order Ex sauce it was dry should have taken pictures of it I didn't take it with me. They did call when I left an wanting to make me another one I thank them but no....

Ordered pizza because we were tired and pizza is always easy. Quick delivery, pizza was hot and…read moreperfect! Delivery driver was very nice. Wonderful experience! Will definitely Do it again very soon! Thanks for making it great!

This is located in front of the incline railroad, which we sound out is closed on Mondays. So we…read morepivoted and ended up at Mr. T Parking was limited. The dining area was divided into two sections and there is plenty of room. Service was friendly and our food came out promptly. We ordered a Meaty Sweet Heat pizza which has Mr. Ts Hir Honey as the sauce, pepperoni, sausage and extra cheese. Oh this was delicious! We also got a free kids that comes with the purchase of a large pizza. We will visit again.

What more can you really ask for, good pizza at a good price…read more Am I going to lie and say it's the best pizza I've ever eaten? No. The quality of the pizza is really good compared to the price that you'll pay. I think it's a bargain. Especially considering you're right in the middle of Saint Elmo. I even liked their chicken wings. It's hard to find chicken wings that aren't breaded and what you get. Here is really honest food. They even have ice cream so you can complete the family adventure. It's a fairly clean place, although I will say that they lose a star because we had to clean our own table before we could even sit down. Everything here is pretty much self-serve, other than the fact they bring your order to the table after you order at the counter. Parking is super tight, but there is a parking lot within walking distance. And it's right across the street from the incline railway. Overall, I'm glad I came here and we will probably be back. It's kind of an iconic place in Chattanooga and it's worth a trip.