There are plenty of good pizza places in Northport. Just don't get 'Lost' finding your way up Hwy…read more43 to Chicago Pizza Express. We are so glad we tried this place tonight and it most definitely will be our go-to place for pizza moving forward. We got the Traditional Supreme and the Chicago Deep Dish Meaty. Both were great but I have become a fan of the deep dish. Posting pics of both. Looking forward to trying the baked spaghetti along with calzones and subs. Great job Chicago Pizza Express. We will be back.

Great Pizza and Sandwiches. Lots of toppings and good cheese. Best pizza in Northport hands…read moredown!! Authentic Chicago Deep Dish pizza. You won't find that anywhere around.

This place was literally so good. They have gluten free cauliflower crust that was actually great,…read morethe pepperoni is SOOOO GOOD and even the ranch is good too. I like the vibes and it wasn't too busy on a Saturday night at 6:30. Our server was funny and cool too. We will definitely be coming back FYI the 20" pizza is ACTUALLY gigantic

This place came highly recommended rated for the Tuscaloosa area, so we had to try it for sure…read more Simple spot that looks like it took over for an older restaurant. They had a nice selection of pizza but the Detroit style caught my eye. We were not expecting this kind of quality in Tuscaloosa. The crust was perfectly golden and the toppings were very fresh. Additionally we had the homemade tiramisu for dessert. Very delicious. Service was on point from our young waitress.

If there's anything "lost" about The Lost Pizza Co. - Northport, I haven't found it yet…read more My wife and I make it a point to visit about once a quarter, and it never disappoints. Consistency matters, and this place delivers it every single time. Now, me being me, I don't branch out much. When I find something I like, I stick with it like duct tape on a screen door. Enter: the Happy Hippy with cauliflower crust. Now hold on -- before you start picturing edible cardboard, let me clarify. This cauliflower crust tastes nothing like cardboard. It's actually delicious. And yes, I'm aware that just about anything covered in cheese has a head start in life, but still -- credit where it's due. The crust holds up, the flavors balance well, and I can enjoy every bite without worrying about a late-night visit from our old acquaintances, Acid Reflux and his cousin Heartburn. My innards are at peace, and that's worth mentioning. The name Happy Hippy always makes me smile. I'm about as far from a hippy as you can get, but it's a fine conversation starter when ordering. And when the pizza arrives, I'm happy enough to live up to the name. The atmosphere is part of the charm. The walls are decorated with license plates from everywhere -- California to the Northeast -- mixed in with good old Alabama tags. One California plate in particular caught my eye: a personalized "90210." That zip code is permanently etched into my memory. Back in the day, every high school girl seemed to be glued to the television after an episode of Beverly Hills, 90210. I never watched a single episode myself, but somehow that number is burned into my skull for life. Funny how that works. Add in a few musical instruments hanging around and you've got yourself a laid-back, slightly nostalgic vibe. Then the speakers kick in with 80s and 90s classics, and you know you're in the right place. When "Down on the Corner" or "Old Time Rock & Roll" comes through loud and proud, it just feels right. Good pizza tastes better with good music -- that's just science. The staff is consistently friendly and helpful, and the restaurant is always clean -- which, let's be honest, should be standard everywhere but unfortunately isn't. If you've got small kiddos, there's a game room to keep them occupied while you sit back with a cold Coca-Cola and enjoy your pie in relative peace. All in all, it's good pizza, good music, and good people -- with just enough Southern charm to keep you coming back. We'll see them again next quarter. Some habits are worth keeping.

One of the best in Northport! Customize a delicious pizza or choose a fan favorite (The Otis, The…read moreKujo, or The Lucille). The wings are out of this world every single visit! Crispy, packed with flavor, and sure to fill you up. Start with the tamales, grab a glass of Lost wine, and make your main choice from there!

Next to a gas station. Service to go was great. Not for ambiance. Food tasty! Get it to go!read more

The pizza was pretty good, service good. Just don't order the wings! Half my order looked like…read moresomething already ate the meat off the bones. The rest of the wings I got, I was able to get a bite out of each one. Which sucks, because they had great flavor.

We have had pizza ordered from here by friends for a large group that were all good…read more I went here for the first time last week and had a supreme - hubby had a supreme with a few extras. The pizza was very fresh and the crust is SO good. I usually don't eat pizza crust but theirs I did. It is soft and warm and good! The service was great. The people there are so nice and friendly. They were that day. Give it a try. It's really good!

I just left and was appalled at the poor service. I had ordered online and the tracker said my…read moreorder was ready. I pulled up to the drive thru window. The server NEVER came to the window. I went inside and she never acknowledged that I came in. I could see my order sitting there getting cold while I waited for service. Finally I got tired of waiting and told her my tracker said my order was ready. She then handed me my order without saying anything. No acknowledgement of seeing me or ignoring me. I know that I am only one customer but they have lost me.

We decided to celebrate my birthday a little differently this year and skip the downtown crowds,…read moreopting instead for Milano's Italian Grill, and that turned out to be a great call. With a 20 mile hike ahead of me tomorrow, I figured loading up on carbs was not just justified, it was necessary. We have been here several times, and it truly never disappoints. Tonight was no exception. I did what I tend to do and over ordered. I went with a kids portion of spaghetti and meatballs along with my usual grilled salmon, and both were excellent. The portions were generous enough that I ended up taking about two thirds of the salmon home, which will make for a perfect Sunday lunch. My wife ordered the lasagna. While it was a bit on the soupy side, the flavor more than made up for it. It was still very enjoyable overall. The complimentary bread remains a highlight as always and is perfect for soaking up every last bit on the plate. Service was fast, friendly, and efficient, and the total bill came in under 50 dollars. In today's world, with gas pushing 4 dollars a gallon, that is hard to beat. We are leaving once again completely satisfied. Great food, a relaxed and quiet atmosphere, and none of the chaos from downtown. It makes you wonder if the crowds have figured out how good this place is yet or if they are all still on the other side of the river.

Milano's in Northport is one of those places that reminds you why good Italian food feels like a…read morehug. My wife ordered the shrimp pesto pasta and it was bright, garlicky, with perfectly cooked shrimp, the kind of dish you keep sneaking bites of even when you said you wouldn't. I went with the gluten-free Milano pasta option, and it was yummy. It was flavorful, hearty, and didn't feel like I was settling for less. If you're in Northport and craving Italian that feels comforting but still done right, Milano's is worth your time and your appetite.

Food was just okay. I did enjoy the caprese salad and…read morecheese bread with red sauce. They don't go shy on the sauce. However, the Greek pizza itself and Caesar salad itself lacked flavor and jazz. Wish the salad had some added flavor other than stale croutons. Dressing was oaky but you can tell it wasn't house made. The Greek pizza had lots of toppings, but it was loaded with cheese which took away from the pizza itself. The olives were a nice touch. But maybe adding feta instead of mozzarella with the red sauce would have been nice. The chicken on the pizza was okay. They had love music. Good place for large groups.

Great food, good prices, stellar and friendly service every time great location and atmosphereread more

It's been a while since I've been here, but i can say it was just as good as I remember…read more Of the two BYO pizza places in town, I prefer pyros (even though blaze has better/more diverse toppings). The crust is thinner, which is my personal preference. The restaurant is much cleaner. They offers red pepper flakes, parmesan, oregano, and different hot sauces for toppings once you get your pizza. They have a freestyle coke machine and alcohol. And lastly, the workers are much friendlier. Over this place makes it quick and easy to order, is accommodating to allergies and vegans, and makes a pleasant dining or take-out experience.

Mad is NOT the word. Wanted to try the pasta. Ordered it to go with cinnamon bites. One person…read morebrings me the cinnamon bites and another brings me what I thought was my pasta in a bag. I drive all the way home 10miles away to two orders of cinnamon bites and no pasta. I spent 23$ with tip for no supper. Thanks for paying attention pyros!!