PROS: -decent sized space between tables and hi-tops…read morethroughout dining area, a large wrap-around bar, a sun-room-esque space of the northeast corner, and an outdoor patio area -extensive menu of variety that includes sandwiches, pizza, and mexican -server was friendly and efficient throughout our meal experience -Texas Twist Pretzel ($15.95) filled out what would typically be used for a 12-14" pizza and had the height of a deep dish. Nice crunchy and salty exterior with a soft bread interior. You may select 3 from their 4 sauce offerings for dipping. We chose the beer cheese, nacho cheese, and brew pub mustard. Mustard was sweet, which was OK, but we were hoping for something leaning more into the spicy zone. The four of us ate maybe 2/3rds of it before our meals arrived. Very different from anywhere else I have seen and would definitely consider again. -Wife and I shared a 12" Veggie Pizza ($19.95 on menu, but noticed we were charged $9.25 on receipt) that looks like a Pizza King pizza, but is much heavier. It was generously loaded with cheese in addition to mushroom, onion, green pepper, and olive. We ate a little more than half of it. Absolutely would consider ordering this again. -Father-in-law ordered the Fish Sandwich (12.95), which is advertised as an 8" filet served on a hoagie bun. It looked all of that size when it came out and he seemed to enjoy it. He took half of it home. CONS: -Acoustics in the main dining area can make it difficult to have a conversation at your table. -Father-in-law asked if we could eat in the sun-room space, due to his hearing aids, but he was told it was reserved for 4 hours later that afternoon, so we were seated in the main area. (Discouraged as we saw a family seated in the sun-room space an hour later after the main area had mostly filled.) -[*I didn't learn about most of this until afterwards, otherwise I probably would have said something.]. Daughter ordered the Chicken Wrap Dinner Special ($10.95), which can be ordered grilled or breaded (she ordered grilled), came with cheddar cheese, shaken in choice of sauce (she ordered buffalo), and is served with fresh chips and cole slaw. The cole slaw is mayo-based instead of vinegar as she was hoping. Her chips, while to their credit were freshly made, were not completely finished as several of them were still raw. She said there was no buffalo flavor to her chicken and it just tasted blah. On top of that, she felt miserable the rest of the day, so we're questioning the handling of the chicken. OVERALL: -Only initial hiccup was where we were seated, so I would have leaned more towards a 4.5 star review. After learning about the multiple issues with my daughter's experience, would probably lean more 3.5 for our family as a whole. Bottom line, would return and order the pretzel, pizza, and other sandwiches, but stay away from the chicken options and perhaps make sure they finish preparing the chips if you get them.

Tasty pizza! My brother and I shared a Red Front Royal served hot right from the oven and topped…read morewith all the usual stuff -- sausage, pepperoni, bacon, mushroom, olive, peppers, etc. Was it the best pizza I've ever had? No. Was it a darn good pizza? You bet. We went mid-afternoon and there was hardly anyone there. There's not much by way of decor, but it would fun place to watch a big game with friends over beer and bar food.

Food is amazing!I. I love the fired boiled crest pizza come out piping hot nice portions…read moreingredients all the way to the edge perfection. The vibe is great with your city inside or out lots of friendly people. The staff was professional, friendly, and helpful will definitely be

This place is way off the beating path for my wife and I but we are glad we made the trip up from…read moreIndy! To start the ambiance of this place is top notch. As you walk up the building there are flames and all sorts of awesome branding covering the building. Next when you walk in you're hit with incredible aromas from all the yummy food. We got in line and were helped by a very friendly hostess who took our order. We loved how many gluten free items they had and how serious they took our gluten free order. They change their gloves when handling our order and write it all in bold letters so no one can miss it! We waited nearly an hour for our food but when it came out it was all very good! To start our cauliflower cheese "bread" came out and it was super crunchy and yummy. Some might not like how crunchy it was but we loved it. Next our pizza came out and it was a really solid gluten free pizza! Next our ribs and wings came out. The wings were just okay and the ribs themselves were also just okay (they were dry) but let me tell you.. the baked beans were top notch! Might be some of the best baked beans I've ever had. Overall I think with the wait and some of the food coming out just okay.. a 4/5 is very fair for this place! We will be back and will be recommending it to people.

Mancino's always leaves me with the question "why didn't I just make food at home?" But I…read moreacknowledge that Mancinos does a great job serving the demographic of people who just want to eat just, something, and don't care too much about flavor or ingredients. When my job offers free Mancinos I am thankful, but it's just one step above gas station food for me.

A good restaurant with so many delicious options. I had a Reuben one and it was so delicious.read more

Pizzas not as good as they used to be, sparser toppings…read more There is a hunting license on the front window authorizing to kill democrats

Great pizza, plenty of toppings and well sauced. Speedy service even when busy. Carryout only. They…read moredon't accept checks.

Satisfying sandwiches! Don't know how they make it, but…read moreevery time it's perfect. Never had a bad order. Pizza is good but sandwiches are better

Pizzas are very good. Always great quality. Friendly staff. The Resturant is clean and cozyread more

You know your in the right area when you whiff the pizza ovens downtown as you turn the corner…read moresidewalk. kinda like the Pizza joints in downtown New York! This is that type of Swanky joint in the heart of old downtown. Richmond, Indiana. The owners have been here since 2023 and brought that old school flavor if New York right here to Indiana. Very patriotic and American! The Pizzas are really a cut above and unlike any other box pizza joints available throughout the Richmond area. We samples the classic cheese and, pepperoni & sausage and their special flavor Jack chicken pictured below. Wow! Crunchy bottom crust, medium doughy center. Airy and fluffy from the gas fired pizza ovens. The combination of drizzling s makes this a very unique flavor. Ranch, buffalo, & tangy BBQ sauce compliment the Jack cheese and tender grilled chicken chunks. Perfect! The ingredient were fresh, temperature perfect and the crust holds up the slice without drooping or needing to pinch or fold new York style. Portion & size are generous but not obnoxious. I ordered a pepperoni & sausage slice to go and they provide a convenient anti slide pizza slice box. Nice touch! Prices are affordably reasonable for the swanky atmosphere! Go Go Go and have Pizza from New York in old downtown Richmond, Indiana

Best NY style pizza in a one hour radius. 2nd best pizza in the county now that Bad Dad has opened…read more(but totally different style). I highly recommend this for parties and gatherings. They also sell it by the slice if you want a quick lunch or snack. My wife barely eats pizza but she likes Suzie's Service is good, the ambiance is a bit basic and grey but for carry out or a quick snack who cares?

In the area for work, needed something to eat, this was the only real place around and I'm glad it…read morewas! The burgers are not just some frozen patties it's like a homemade burger! I definitely recommend! The crinkle fries were also amazing! Such a friendly and personal staff the service was amazing! Tried the pizza the next day and was very impressed! It was basically a pizza king pizza but actually good! If you're in the area definitely give pizza barn a try!

Service was poor and food was sub par. Gravy was not good and bread sticks were horribleread more

Hubby & I stopped in for a late lunch around 2:15. The lunch menu ends at 2:00 so we missed that…read more The ambiance is a typical bar with multiple TVs & loud music. I asked about the appetizers & the server informed me they came in frozen so I declined. Hubby ordered fried shrimp with fries & coleslaw. I got the Southwest burger with fries. It took about 25 minutes for our food to arrive. I really loved the fries but my burger was a bit underdone (pink in the middle). Hubby thought the shrimp was average but really liked the fries also. We may eat here again & try other items on the menu.

My wife and I shared a breaded pork tenderloin sandwich with fried mushrooms instead of fries (not…read moreincluded with the sandwich either way). Sandwich was tender and tasty, about the thickness I prefer, 1/4 inch with a thin and nicely seasoned breading. The fried mushrooms were surprisingly good. Best tasting breading I've ever had. In fact, they could bread their tenderloin with it and make it so much better. If I'm ever back in Richmond, I'll be sure to drop by.

Please come to this restaurant if you are in the Cincinnati area!…read more First, I wish to state that I am not from Ohio and that this is my first time eating at Two Cities, but this restaurant might be my favorite pizza shop going forward. Second, I only had two of the items on the menu but so many of the other options on the menu looked amazing as well. This Two Cities was built inside the old city hall of Mason, with Mason being a cozy little town in of itself. The restaurant smells amazing upon entering, course it would because they cook their food fresh. It's even got a little ramp that leads down to the main seating area for mobility impaired persons. My first minor issue with this Two Cities was that the booth I was sitting at was slightly raised by a literal step, which nearly made me trip while exiting the booth because I hardly noticed getting into the booth due to my height (6'3 at the time of writing review). There are other booths though that are not raised, so an opinion is to be based of where you are seated. My waitress was really kind and offered a helpful opinion when I was deciding on which pizza to get after being seated by a host. The waitress also allowed me to put in my order all at once (drink, appetizer, and entree). The appetizer (garlic parmesan fries) arrived fast and were undoubtedly scrumptious; the fries were a near perfect mix of crunchy and soft with the shredded parmesan and minced garlic adding extra flavor. Their ranch is also superb. I got the 13" Rhythm Road Pizza (which I shared with someone. I could not eat half of a deep dish pizza alone) and it was something else. Most importantly, it had MASHED POTATO on it instead of a traditional pizza sauce and notably, chipotle aioli drizzled on top (there are more toppings, of course, but they're more normal toppings). Unfortunately, the pizza slices were unevenly sliced, leading to inconsistent slice size and the toppings slide off the pizza easily when scooped up with the provided pizza spatula, all minot grievances of course. The only true complaint I had with this Two Cities was that my waitress did not actively seek out to refill my glass when it was empty. I will say that my drink was not close to the edge for her to see, but it was within view from any view of the table. There were a relatively high number of customers in the restaurant for the time I was there (about an hour before closing), so I don't hold it against her for not noticing. The cups were average size, so I wasn't exactly dying of thirst while dining. The music inside was of good taste and was at a very respectable volume. The other patrons were also well mannered and I had no need to raise my voice to speak to my dining buddy. The final thing I wish to add to this review is how nice the bathroom was. They were very clean, had two urinals (short and tall), one wheelchair accessible stall, nice smelling soap, a simple water control handle, a foot doorhandle, and MOUTHWASH. This is only public building I have ever been in that has offered complementary mouthwash, let alone a bathroom. This could be an Ohio or Midwest exclusive thing, but I enjoyed using the mouthwash nonetheless.

Stop by and follow my Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/BaldWhiteGuyReviews…read more Two Cities Pizza 202 W. Main Street, Mason, Ohio Day two of the great Ohio Collegiate travel expedition, and the Mrs. found a new pizza joint to try. We fired up the GPS and headed south to Mason, Ohio. Now, when I think of Mason, I usually think of big fancy houses, snooty HOAs, and Kings Island. But driving in? It totally gave me Washington C.H. vibes. Nice ranch-style homes, some with the neighbor's car chilling on blocks in the yard. Honestly? It was refreshing. Looks like they have all classes of people coexisting. It was comfortable, zero pretentiousness, and normal. Passed the vibe check, no cap. Let's talk about Two Cities Pizza Co. The concept is genius: Two friends wanted to spark the great pizza debate (New York Style vs. Chicago Deep Dish) under one roof. Why fight when you can just eat both? A true bipartisan solution this country desperately needs. The Vibe: They took over the Historic City Hall building downtown and it's incredible. Tons of character. They have plenty of outdoor seating--you know, for the psychopaths who enjoy eating outside during the 7 minutes in Ohio when it's not 100 degrees with 200% humidity or 32 below zero. But hey, if sweating in your pepperoni is your thing, it's there. Inside, the decor is on point, with air conditioning. They've got a wall that looks like the Wrigley Field ivy, subway-themed restrooms complete with the overhead transit handles (DO NOT TOUCH THE HANDLES ), and even fake pigeons up in the rafters. It's definitely giving main character energy. Great tunes playing too--Billy Joel, Chicago. Huge booths. Friendly staff. Shout out to Ivy. The Menu & The Grub: Cold beer and pizza. Name a better duo. I'll wait. They have everything: wings, calzones, and NY specialty pizzas with... mashed potatoes? Wait, what? They also offer cauliflower crust and non-dairy cheese for our friends who can't handle lactose. Here's what we shoveled down: Bootleg Bread: Basic cheesy bread but baked with garlic and herbs. The crust was great, and the cheese was thick and substantial. Very good! Perfect seasoning. NY Style Pepperoni: Delicious, exactly what you expect. A reliable classic. #Boring Bull and Bear Calzone: Stuffed with pepperoni, bacon, mozzarella, parm, and garlic. The crust was perfectly cooked and seasoned. Spot on. BUT here's the controversy... It came with their self-proclaimed "Famous Ranch Dressing." Look, I know people will fight literal wars over ranch in the Midwest, but I wasn't a fan. It had a strong Worcestershire vibe to it. A little too aggressive for my taste. Good for some, not for me. (The chunky "red sauce" was absolutely awesome, though!) The Plot Twist: A very nice surprise--they brought us a totally FREE order of New York Funnel Cake Donuts. Didn't ask, didn't pay. Maybe because it was our first visit? Or maybe they just respect the bald head. Either way, fried, tossed in cinnamon and powdered sugar, they tasted exactly like the county fair. Absolutely bussin'. Ask for them by name! The BaldWhiteGuy Rating: ‍‍‍‍: 4 out of 5 Bald Heads. Lost one head because I was severely disappointed in the "Famous Ranch". But heck if you like it, you can purchase a bottle. I will be making another trip to try out the Chicago Style Pizza. If you're near Kings Island, it's worth a stop. Great prices, great food. Tell them the Bald Guy sent you! DO ME A SOLID: If you chuckled, snorted, or aggressively disagreed with my ranch take, hit that LIKE button, SHARE this post with your pizza-loving friends, and FOLLOW the page so my kids think I'm internet-relevant. #OldMan #BaldWhiteGuyReviews #TwoCitiesPizza #OhioEats #PizzaDebate "Support local. Roast gently. Laugh often. Nobody gets a free pass... including me."