So yummy, we order all the time! Their pizzas aren't too thin or thick and the wings are to die…read morefor! Everyone is always nice when we come to pick up. You can tell it's family owned! You can dine in, but most people do take out. Try it!

Always consistently good, best wings, very good lasagna (I usually don't like ricotta cheese), very…read moregood thin crust pizza, I like the Italian sausage sandwich, service is good and dining in is good as well, usually get takeout every other week.

12-19-2025, 17:30pm…read more I treated ourselves to a dinner here tonight. I have to say I was very impressed. The food was great. The service was great. The crowded dining room spoke volumes for the success of this establishment. We were very happy. I have no problem returning for more visits. Incessant Research (Investigative Journalism. Not for hire)

I've been dining at Pepinos for many years and there Pepinos Special pizza remains my favorite…read more The pizza is loaded with ingredients from crust to crust and always made with care. While the restaurant looks the same as it always did it is very clean and has a very nice bar area as well. The service is always spectacular and you will certainly be pleased.

Best pizza in the area! My husband and I visit regularly, ordering a small pie with Chianti. The…read morewhole experience feels and tastes old Italian family tradition, they're a local treat.

Great little local owned business with delicious pizza! We ate in the restaurant with great service…read moreand recommendations and we ordered 10 pizzas for a family event the next day. They were amazing to work with. Highly recommend!!

Where is the zero stars button??…read more I'm new to the area, and was trying to find somewhere I could just grab a quick slice of pizza while I'm on a time crunch. Their website says they sell slices, and I called to confirm. The employee over the phone told me they do sell slices, and gave no further information. After a 10 minute drive to get there, I walk in and don't see any cheese slices. I asked how long I would have to wait, and they told me they don't carry cheese slices. The only slices they carry have pork on them. What a waste of time. I don't eat pork, and I know I'm not the only one. I've never heard of a pizza place having no option for just cheese. I get that the restaurant can choose to run their business however they want, but there should be a disclaimer that they don't carry cheese before people waste their time coming in.

Great pizza with a crispy thin crust. Ordered 7 pizzas for pickup and everything was ready on time.read more

My partner and I were hungry and had a taste for pizza, so we decided to try this pizza restaurant…read morenot too far from us. The chicken wings, travino sticks and the pizza were delicious. I honestly think their wings are better than Ned's... The Travino sticks are basically a meat less pizza, but it was good. The pizza was highlight for me. I love thin crust pizza and the sauce was delicious! The service is fast and friendly. They always keto checking on us. The ambiance puts me in the mind of a pizza restaurant in NYC. It definitely gives you a family business vibe and a sense of Italy. I highly recommend this restaurant.

If this were in Chicago, I would only give 4 stars for being good. Here's how it bumps up to…read moregreat, there's a lot that went into the fifth star. First and foremost, their Chicago style pizza is....CHICAGO STYLE PIZZA! I don't know why this is so hard, but in spite of the presence of so many good pizza joints in the Milwaukee area, none serve authentic Chicago style pizza. Some claim to, and that's like giving a rubber bone to a starving dog. Lou Malnati's is authentic Chicago style pizza in the Chicago area, but it hasn't yet made a successful transition to the Milwaukee area, the Malnatis here don't have the neighborly Chicago style service and they too often don't cook the pizza long enough. I don't know if there are any Pizzeria Uno or Dues left but they stopped being authentic Chicago style pizza after they were sold to some national chain. Giordano's in Wisconsin is as good as in Chicago (a proper Chicago style uses ONLY the best Wisconsin cheese) but I don't know that Kenosha counts as "the Milwaukee Area." Rosati's is authentic Chicago style, but it's not as good as Travino's. This is all my personal opinion, of course, even in Chicago there is a big variety of Chicago style pizza. However I did grow up in Chicago, NOT Schaumberg, NOT Des Plaines, NOT Naperville, NOT Brookfield. They also have thin crust (which looks pretty good), and deep dish (which takes longer). I ask a big and important favor for YELPers who review after me. Please don't judge any pizza place by the delivery from third party "services." The restaurant has no control over them. Anyway, also in consideration for the fifth star was the service. The young woman at the front was brand new, only been on for a week, but she's doing quite well. In addition to waiting tables and taking payment up front, she runs order out for pick up (which is a much better idea than ordering Grubhub delivery), and she prioritized well. She might have earned the fifth star when she liked my cat t-shirt (I'm a crazy cat lady, my spouse is not), she might have earned the fifth star when I declined the plastic straw and she right away agreed it would be better for the oceans. But I guess she really earned the restaurant the fifth star when she patiently waited on an elderly man (I mean even older than me), who was a little confused, very slow, and all by himself. I like a restaurant that treats the elderly better than they treat me. Oh, and they have anchovies.

The food was amazing and great service! The chicken was…read morepiping hot and fresh out of the kitchen. The pizza crust was very tasty with delicious cheese. And at the end, the cheesecake was elegant and perfectly sweet.

We ordered it for delivery and it showed up perfect just as the pictures attached demonstrate. They…read morehad a good amount of toppings on it, and the crust was delicious. You should definitely check this place out.

I'll have to try their pizza but overall pretty happy with their Italian sub. I got the olive and…read morevinegar on the side and it was basically Italian dressing. It felt like a homemade sub made in your kitchen. Portion size was generous for 6inches and prices are reasonable. I'll be back to try more of their menu!

We recently tried Crossroads in Franklin because of a recommendation for their gluten free crust…read more There are a couple tables you can sit at, however you need to place your order at the counter. You can also purchase frozen pizza to cook at home. All of their pizzas are great, but we opt for the gluten free.

The Fratney pizza never lets me down! It is a great little neighborhood gem. The wings are tasty…read moretoo! I would like to see a cocktail menu and desserts, although I cannot complain!

My last visit here was 10 years ago and I remember liking their pizza so we decided to order for…read morepickup. We were in the mood for a cheesy, topping filled pizza because when you spend the money these days to eat out, you want it to be worth it. Sadly, we weren't impressed with the pizza. Their supreme equivalent is the Pierce which comes with pepperoni, sausage, onion, mushrooms and black olives. My photo may look like we got a lot of toppings but the mushrooms were so scarce I didn't think they put them on. There were areas where it was just cheese. The sauce is minimal and just tasted kinda boring. It's cut into very uneven slices and some were so large we had to cut them ourselves. Overall just not a pizza I'd come back for. The garlic bread is highly overpriced at $10 for 4 pieces, 2 were tiny. We used a 20% off coupon from their site so at least we saved a little but for $30 this was disappointing. I remember really liking their pizza a long time ago but maybe something changed.