My son lives in NYC, so I have had some great NY Pizza. This Mozza Pizza did NOT disappoint!! It…read morewas fabulous!! I got the Supreme - highly recommend. The one on South Parkway is next to Kroger's, so I ordered, did my Grocery shopping and picked up Dinner :) Super nice people and service. Will definitely be a regular there. :)

Calzone was great! Service was a pick up but super friendly…read more The dining area was larger than I expected from the outside and looked clean from where I was at. If I wasn't in town for only a few days, I'd try some other items on the menu.

I forget the name, but it was number one on their specialty pizza list. Loaded with mushroom…read moresausage perfect amount of cheese, red peppers, I'm sure I'm missing something. And as I told them as I was walking out, I'm 65 years old and that was one of the best pizzas I ever had in my life. Top five for sure. if you're going to the brewery for a night owl go hungry and leave full.

Warehouse pizza joint that basically shares a space with Yellowhammer brewery…read more I had the infamous tommy. Basically a meat pizza with spinach and basil. Good overall flavors and the crust tasted pretty good. The crust could have used more crunch for sure. I would also say a little heavy on the cheese and a little light on the sauce. The servers were nice in the pizzeria and brewery.

Love this concept for downtown Huntsville! Doesn't get much more convenient than a slice of pizza…read morefor lunch. Razzo is located on Holmes Avenue. There's street parking and several parking garages within a block or two -- I used the one off Jefferson St by The Moon, but there's also one on the corner of Holmes and Greene Street. It's not a bad walk at all so don't let parking scare you! The one on Jefferson is free for 2 hours and the one off Greene is cheap and free on the weekends. Anyway, now that I'm off my parking pedestal... Razzo fills a great niche for good pizza downtown. Perhaps better than that for me, it fills the niche of "place that is actually open and serving food from 2-4 PM downtown." I'm salty because of my frustration over finding adequate late lunch spots, but sincerely, I was so happy to be able to walk in and get a bite before an appointment a few weeks ago! They have specialty pizzas that you can order in whole pies, as well as a semi-rotating selection of specialty single slices. You can always get a pepperoni or cheese slice though, which is usually what I prefer anyway. They have a really nice weekday lunch special for two slices, a soda, and a small oreo calzone for dessert. They do have some craft beers on tap, and a few other dessert and appetizer-y options. The whole pies are a little pricy, but that's because... The quality is awesome! Chewy but not doughy sourdough crust, gooey, look-at-the-pull mozzarella, a healthy drizzle of olive oil, a gorgeous subtle tomato sauce, and nicely smoky pepperoni: that's how I'd describe the slice I got when I visited. It was so good! I'd say this place is definitely among my picks for best pizza in town. Service was nice and my slice came out quickly. The inside is approachable and comfy and has a few diversions for the kids if they come along. I also think they deliver over to The Dirty Olive just up the street, so if you'd like a pizza with your craft cocktail, well...you know who to call! Two small things I would change, if I could: the prompted tip on the tablet at the end of each transaction is really high for counter service (like, I wanna say starts at 25% high). I'm not personally too pressed about it as it's easy to change the percent and at any rate I believe the workers deserve a healthy tip anyway, but I can see how it could be off-putting. Second, more importantly for me, I wish there was real silverware for use during dine in. The individual slices are quite large and appropriately semi-floppy and very cheesy. In these types of situations, I much prefer to cut my pizza into smaller pieces and eat with a knife and fork. Plastic ones were provided but they really didn't get the job done with how chewy the sourdough crust was. Ultimately, these nitpicks are pretty small for me. I definitely look forward to stopping by in the future for a quick, simple, and delicious lunch or dinner!

This is going to be such a great new addition to downtown Huntsville to have a pizza by the slice…read morerestaurant. I got to attend the soft opening 3/23/25. We showed up shortly after they opened and tried 2 different slices. I tried the pepperoni and the white cheese. The pepperoni was perfection. The white cheese was really good and had a bit of lemon, which I loved. The space is very open. There are some fun odes to rocket city that you'll have to look for. There is also a drawing pad for kids on the wall. I'm excited for the grand opening and to see what their full menu will look like! Keep your eyes open, it should be 3/29-3/30/25. Soft opening will be 3/27-3/28. It will be soon!

Ordered pizza and meatballs for takeout tonight and it a much better experience than my last one! I…read moregot a build your own pizza, 16" and it was really good! The meatballs were also fantastic!

I literally can't say enough good things about this place. The pizza is SO, SO, good!! The free…read moredessert was a bonus after we told them it was our first time there. Service is good. We will definitely be back. Please come here if you're in the area.

Lookout Mountain Pizza Company was the dinner stop on a weekend stay at The Groovy Nomad, and it…read moreended up being one of the best parts of the trip. It's a short scenic drive up the mountain from Trenton and close to Cloudland Canyon Park. I sat outside. The seating area feels less like a patio and more like eating in a small park, with the golf course near by. I started with the arugula salad, which was bright and peppery and dressed simply. The Stella pizza came next and it was so good. The wood-fired oven really does the work here. The crust had that proper Neapolitan char and the chew was perfect. Ingredients tasted fresh and high quality. A few practical things to know before you go. They're only open Thursday through Sunday, and they close early (8:30 most nights, 7 on Sundays). They also close when the dough runs out for the night, so don't wait too late. It's BYOB, which is a nice touch if you plan ahead. The staff was patient and helpful while trying to make a menu choice. If you're staying anywhere near Cloudland Canyon or Lookout Mountain, eat here.

Really a gem of a pizza spot. Great sauce, great crust, quick... can't recommend it more!…read more We got the Isabella and the Maria. Both were great but the Maria was the perfect blend of flavors... pepperoni, wood fired onions and portobellos. Make sure to stop by here if you're in the area!

Good coal fire pizza only one close to town! The people there are fun and price friendly and the…read morepizza was delicious! Coal fire pizza is not meant to be take, experience the full flavor in the restaurant with a glass of local wine!

Brought a group tonight, and this was our 2nd time with a group and my 3rd time overall…read more Service great. Food great. Wine - outstanding. We ordered a margherita, and I've been craving one since the last time we came and got the pepperoni (solid), our friends ordered the Margherita and it was great. So most of our table ordered the Omnivore (pepperoni, sausage, onion, something green), and our Marg turned into another Omnivore. They asked if we wanted to wait for our marg to be made, but I've been starving myself waiting to house the marg, so we took it. It was good, but now I'm still dreaming of the Marg. One day I'll get that Margherita.. One day. Our group had a great time, and we'll be back again. On the Dave scale - (I'd like to figure out how to add it to the One bite app), a solid 7.4 -but I think the Marg would be 7.9-8.1 range.

The pizza and cheese sticks are really good. I highly recommend this place for pizza and egg rolls.read more

Best pizza in Grant by far! Staff is friendly too! Pizza is always fresh and hot!! I think they…read moreclosed though