Garlic sticks were great, homemade ranch and the staff was friendly. Highly recommend.read more

I loved this local spot. The pizza and food was amazing! Definitely will be back for more!read more

This was a great little place to get food while we were so far from home. It was so nice to walk in…read moreto a friendly environment and get exactly what we needed after visiting the Ark Encounter nearby. Also, a nice little surprise to see a Bible verse on the pizza box. Keep on doing what you're doing! Thanks!

A little concerned from parking lot and as we entered. Building and furniture could use some TLC…read more The food was great! Service was even better! We had cheese curds, chicken wings, calzone, and baked spaghetti! Good sauce! Al Dente pasta, chicken wings were perfect!! Calzone was pretty and tasty!!

"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

Great service - excellent fresh strawberries - price for picked strawberries was ok - strawberries…read moreare sweet

i've gotten pizza here maaaany times and they never disappoint. has to be the best i've ever had…read moreand the people are incredibly friendly. if you ever come across this food truck, do not hesitate to stop. great for any event and the food fills you up!

We stop here when we are driving back to Lexington from Northern Kentucky. The last two visits have…read morebeen very disappointing. The service has been slipping, the food hasn't been up to par either. Today we stopped by for a late lunch/early supper and there was only one other party in the dining room. We were seated back to back in adjoining booths. I understand ergonomics and servers don't want to walk all over the building for their tables, but every party seated after us was almost in direct contact. We heard everything they said, they could follow along with our discussions, it was too much. You have dozens of tables and we're seated like lifeboats tied together after a shipwreck. The order of LaRosa's appetizer Rondos arrived with the server telling us she dropped one on the floor so the kitchen crew was going to make us another one. It arrived with our check right before we left. When ordering my wife gave our pizza order, the server asked what kind of crust. My wife said "just the regular crust like the old fashioned LaRosa's pizza." The server said "oh, hand tossed." I nodded and said I guess so. She brought us a pizza with an almost deep dish depth crust. My wife was visibly disappointed and server said "what's wrong?" My wife said "that's a thick crust. I wanted a regular pizza crust." Our server said "oh you probably wanted THIN CRUST" and that was it. She left. The manager walked by and I asked politely "excuse me, is this really a hand tossed crust?" I got a look like maybe he knew why I was asking. He said "yeah, that's what that is." So I said, "we are waiting on some rondos because our first order got....dropped?" He casually said "they're working on it" and left. We grew up going to LaRosa's in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky and it was always great, and the Dry Ridge location used to be good, too. But I won't be going back. If you want LaRosa's go further North. This place is not worth a visit.

Wasn't impressed with quality of the pizza. Sauce was sweet and extra cheese was light. Salad was…read moregood and fresh. Service was great.

This is such a great little rustic. place. We're visiting from out of state... and just down the…read morestreet from where we were staying. The pizza was great and the service was so friendly... plus, we enjoyed some cold ones out on the patio. I recommend.

My wife Margo and I drove an hour to Pig Out Pizza because the reviews suggested we'd found one of…read morethose hidden gems. Instead, we found a restaurant conducting what appeared to be a live experiment in lowering expectations. Before anyone welcomed us, we were informed that someone "wasn't supposed to be here until 4." We then discovered they had no beer, no ice, and very little interest in pretending either was unusual. It was roughly 95 degrees outside, so naturally we asked if there was somewhere cool to sit. We were seated on the patio while the air-conditioned thrift shop--with restaurant seating--remained comfortably available to everyone except paying customers. Now let's discuss the food. We ordered mozzarella sticks, garlic bread, and two pizzas. The mozzarella sticks never arrived. The garlic bread arrived with the pizzas, suggesting the kitchen has adopted a refreshingly flexible interpretation of the word appetizer. Margo spent most of the meal trying to identify what flavor the pizza was intended to be. After several bites, the leading theory remained "none." It's surprisingly difficult to remove all personality from pizza, yet here we are. The antique shop behind the restaurant was genuinely enjoyable. Admittedly, I spent most of that visit wondering whether the building had been condemned before or after opening hours. Overall, we invested two hours of windshield time for a meal that seemed only loosely committed to being a restaurant. One star for the antique shop. One star because eventually we were fed. The hour-long drive home was, by a comfortable margin, the most satisfying part of the evening

Not a fan of Franchised Pizza restaurant since they all pretty much taste the same but if I would…read morehave to pick one or two from them Snappy Tomato would be one of them. One of the reason for it is because they have maintained the simpleness and for me sometimes less is more. A quick example is their garlic bread, Love them, why?! because its pretty much that! butter, garlic on a good bread, maybe with a little seasoning on top and done, If you get them with cheese then even better but again they make it with a moderate amount of cheese so that you can still taste the garlic bread below, not like other places that just cover everything with layers and layers of cheese, which look great but you end up with exactly that, just cheese. The employees in this spot are really nice and welcoming. Everything looked clean and they have never missed anything on the orders, which is something that drives me crazy from other places like for ex. Papa Johns which have a tendency to not give Marinara sauce with their breadstick sides and you have to end up eating them with the garlic sauce they give away with the pizza. If you are in the area, try them, they are pretty good.

I accidentally called the wrong store and ordered food , I didn't realize until I was already close…read moreto dry ridge. I had a random number text me to "Grow the F up " They ended up calling me & calling me names , threatening me saying that I ordered food & stated that her friend works there and she made it for it to go to waste. I called the store and went off ! The only person there was "a manager " she says she has no clue who that would be or why , but my personal cell phone number was gave out from their directory. I wasn't born yesterday. DO NOT GO TO THIS PLACE ! A bunch of idiots! Never in my life have I have ever experienced something like this. So trashy and unprofessional. A disgusting place !

I decided to try the cauliflower crust pizza due to cutting back on carbs. I ordered the…read more"Davinci's Special" and all I can say is "wow!" This is not only the best cauliflower crust pizza I've ever had, but this is one of the best pizzas I've ever had. I'm shocked at just how great this pizza is. I've always loved their regular flour crust, but I actually believe the cauliflower crust they offer is better than their regular crust. It's only available in the 10 inch size pizza, and cost a little more, but it sure is worth it. I wish I could give more than 5 stars for this review, because I really believe this cauliflower crust pizza is one of the best pizzas I've ever tasted. A+++++

In from out of town and wanted something quick, local and good to eat. Found DaVinci's. Might be…read moremanaged by a local with Swiss heritage, but it would not be known by the food. We had pizza and lasagna, and both were very well prepared and heavy on the plates. Leftovers for all three of us and the staff were great. I noticed they knew many of the patrons as they visited and those same patrons knew the other patrons. That lets me know our meal was not a one-off experience and the food has a history of being spot on. Do yourself a favor and grab a meal here after a long day on the links, office meetings or just a day of bourbon tasting as we did, you will not be disappointed.

Leono's has a reputation for great pizza. I have heard about it from friends and neighbors since I…read moremoved to Central Kentucky. So today I stopped in with my father for lunch. Unfortunately my dad wasn't in the mood for pizza because he loves their fettuccini alfredo. So I took a quick poll from some surrounding patrons and ordered a Stromboli. (spaghetti was a close second, so I have to return for both pizza AND spaghetti!) The restaurant is large and provides lots of seating in tables or booths. I was informed on Friday and Saturday allow for some wait time to be seated. But since I went on a Tuesday afternoon we were seated right away. Our server was very nice and attentive. The dining area and pick up counter were immaculate. The menu was double sided, one side devoted to various pizza options and appetizers. The back of the menu was pasta dishes and sandwiches. There were salads and dessert options as well. Everything looked and sounded delicious. My dad's fettuccine looked great, he ordered a small size portion that looked very generous. He also had cheese and garlic breadsticks that looked wonderful. The Stromboli was excellent. It came fully loaded and had ruffles style potato chips as a side. It was an average size sandwich compared to what you might get at a subway sandwich place, but it was enough and it was very tasty. I will definitely return for pizza, when I told my neighbor we had lunch at Leono's his face lit up and he asked "did you get a pizza?!" when I said no he looked disappointed in me. I assured him it was on my list and he invited himself to go with me. Try them out- you can't go wrong with anything on the menu.

We wanted to try something outside of chain restaurants, but this place is nothing to "write home…read moreabout." Upon our arrival, we observed a small child running around in the kitchen. Not only is this dangerous, but I'm sure the health dept would not approve. The food is overpriced. We ordered cheese bread as an appetizer, not realizing it is only individual portions. We also ordered the meat pizza and a beef and cheddar sandwich. The cheese bread was a bit dry and was served with a cup of under seasoned butter. Normally breadsticks are served with marinara so we asked the waitress for some, not realizing we were going to be charged for "extra sauce." The sandwich was next to bare and lacking (as you can see in pic.) It was served with cheap chips that tasted like they hadn't been stored correctly. The pizza was ok. It tasted like the canned pizza crust from Kroger. It was under-seasoned so we added salt. In summary, I'm always happy when we try something new but do not recommend based on our experience.