Great place with a friendly crew. We came in 10 minutes before closing not knowing when they closed…read moreand they took our order no problem. Pizza was very good. We went back a second time and it reminded me of what Pizza Hut used to be with better pizza.

I have given this place so many chances. It's hit or miss. I'd say 25% of the time it's good, and…read morethe other 75% it's a mess. Our pizza is almost always undercooked. Tonight, the center was doughy. I ate a bite and had to throw my slices in the oven. The sauce and toppings didn't go out to the edges. Just overall disappointing. Cheese sticks were good tho. We rarely eat out these days, and it sucks that we wasted our money on this.

My husband and I attempted to visit this place twice. The first time we went, they seemed annoyed…read morethat we were even there. We noticed employees were grabbing food off of the buffet with their bare hands. Customer service was less than desired. As for the food, we couldn't tell you because we didn't make it that far. And the ambiance, well dead, dark, old, less than appealing.

We ordered 2 - 12" original pizza's. 1 Deluxe and 1 - 3 meat. The pizza is really delicious,…read moresauce has a good flavor and there were plenty of toppings. My only critique is that the crust is really flimsy and does not hold up to the toppings. As you can see in the pictures...a lot of extra grease.

"Brick Oven", I instantly know it'll be delicious. We got three separate personal pies, all…read moredelicious. Tons of toppings with the perfect crisp. And only $8-10 a pie! The breadsticks were okay, kinda plain but we still finished them! They have different featured desserts, and like 8 options. We struggled to decide but we got a chocolate cake (OMG YUM) and a peanut butter pie that was huge. Super cheap desserts, too! Small little place, but the staff were overly friendly. Just what we wanted and were looking for! Highly recommend. We were traveling through, but if I was local I would be here weekly.

Some of the best pizza I have ever had. I appreciated the proportion size of the individual small…read morepizza. The waitstaff was excellent and made our dining experience even better. P.S. don't skip the pie for dessert. They had coconut cream pie on tap and it was definitely in my top 5 favorite all time pie. So good

Random NY pizza in the middle of KY. Fucking phenomenal…read more Yelp wants 28 more characters, yelp get 28 more characters.

From the owner: East Coast inspired pizzas, unique toppings, fresh breads.read more

Delicious pizza and sandwiches! Quick service and great atmosphere. Definitely will be back again!read more

We came close to closing time and ordered quite a bit of food, I can understand why they were less…read morethan thrilled to take our order however...the food was great after a day on the bourbon trail. Pizza was really good and the wings were so-so. I'd order from here again just for their location and the fact that they are open later.

A favorite of our cousins Gerald and Martha. Now we know why. Service was friendly and food was…read moredelicious. I had stomboli with pepperoni, mushrooms, and sausage oozing with melted cheese. So good! My husband had a small pizza, Gerald had ravioli and Martha had cannoli. Everyone loved their food but we all had enough leftover for lunch tomorrow. I wold definitely recommend!

Crustless pizza is hard to find. This was very good We enjoyed the fried mushrooms. (Just the…read moreright amount of crunch) Friendly knowledgeable staff

I was in Bardstown today for my "first day" of my second stint at a local company I used to work…read morefor from 2008-2014. The town has changed much since I was last here, lots of growth and options. I used to stay at the Hampton Inn when it was still here (now a "Spark" by Hilton. I'm at the Holiday Inn Express and they recommended having lunch here since there's a 10% discount for hotel guests. I've eaten here before but new ownership and food offerings have been updated- including an Indian menu! Lala greeted me when I arrived, I'm the only in person diner but I chose a bacon cheeseburger with no onion, and Swiss cheese. I chose the side of tater tots. I asked to see the menu for the Indian offerings and it looks like they have a smaller offering; but something for everyone. I'm mowing down my food as I write this review. The tater tots are superbly seasoned and cooked. Crispy and stayed that way the entire time I was eating. I lived in Chicago for 20 years, and Red Gold ketchup and salsa were some of my favorites. The burger was cooked perfectly, the bacon crispy, Swiss cheese melted nicely and the bun toasted along with fresh lettuce, tomatoes, and pickles (no onion since I'm going right to work ) for that perfect lunch. I hope that people keep supporting this business. I'm sure the pizza is still great but next time I may come back and try some of the Indian offerings for a different path when I'm back in town. Support Lala, Kajal, and this small owned business!

I'm giving it a 2 because the waitress was friendly. And because my son liked his appetizer. And…read morebecause they have Coca-cola products. Other than that, I was so disappointed in this place. Walking in, we were greeted by the overwhelming smell of some kind of cleaning solution or pungent air freshener. It took awhile to acclimate to that. To the point I wondered if my food would taste like it. They have pizza, some basic Italian food and a whole separate menu of Indian food. My son loves Indian food, so I compromised and went there. He got an appetizer of Samosas which he really enjoyed. I don't like Indian food, so I personally cannot give an account, but he loved it. I got potato skins. They were fine, but nothing worthy of note. Husband got spaghetti and meatballs. It said spaghetti AND meatballs on the menu. But they charged extra for the meatballs. $13 for a mediocre portion of spaghetti and sauce, and then an additional charge for the meatballs that were supposed to be part of the meal as on the menu. And they were not good meatballs. Probably something from a vendor like GFS, and then boiled. They were very...gray. And bland. Olive Garden is not the bastion of Italian food, but they charge about the same price and it's good. And they include breadsticks and soup/salad. I'm not a chain restaurant kind of person, but this place makes me want I got a pizza with extra cheese. Good thing I did or it would have no cheese. If you get green peppers, they will be diced into very large pieces and put on top. Almost like having fresh peppers put on top of a cooked pizza. The crust is good and has a good chew to it, but it is "flimsy" like a NY style pizza and it cannot support the weight of the toppings. Son surprised me and also got pizza. While he loved the samosas, he likened his pizza to a glorified Tombstone pizza. For $20+, that's kinda sad. $80+ for food that was underwhelming at best, is a pricey little lesson learned. I'm not going back, but if you like Indian food, this will probably be a great place for you.