I ordered a large meat calzone. It's been 3 days and I'm still eating it. It was huuuge! My wife…read morewant a simple brunch for her birthday and Mary and the kitchen made it great! Thank you guys! Your DeBarys best. Also good conversation with other patrons.

I have a new favorite Italian restaurant in the area AND they're open on Mondays!…read more We came in on Memorial Day which meant they were slow (apparently not a lot of pizza wanted on a grilling holiday?) but that was fine because we got a quiet restaurant and excellent service. I'm constantly chasing the flavors of my childhood Italian restaurant back home and I think I've found my closest match. First off, their pasta fagioli, absolute perfection. It's not just minestrone with pasta added in nor is it too tomatoey. It's the perfect level of veggies and pancetta and I ordered a bowl to go to have on hand as my "I'm sick" comfort food. The calamari was my only criticism, they serve it tossed in the marinara (and the spicy marinara isn't really spicy). That meant the crisp breading was soggy, but it was still well cooked and tasty - I'll just ask for sauce on the side from now on. House bread with herbed dipping oil - delightful outer crust and fluffy inside. My father had a caesar salad which was his only criticism - it came with a packet of Ken's brand dressing. For a place making most things from scratch, why they'd do commercial dressing let alone in a packet is beyond me. My father's veal marsala was cooked tender and the sauce wasn't overpoweringly marsala-y as many can be. My chicken francaise had the same level of meat tenderness and sauce balance and both came with perfectly cooked pasta. We had to judge on all levels of our go-to foods so we also ordered a slice of pepperoni which came with a sauce that wasn't too much nor too sweet and excellent cheese pull, thin but not cracker crunchy crust that has actual FLAVOR. Great ambiance, fun and attentive staff, and food near perfection - we have a new favorite!

For a pizza snob who grew up on the New York standard and graduated to the "best on the planet" New…read moreHaven brick oven, finding a decent slice in Florida is usually a lost cause. But Goodfella's Pizzeria & Italian Restaurant in DeBary is the real deal--it is hands down the best pizza I have had in Florida. While it's not quite a New Haven coal-fired pie, the crust has that essential chew and the toppings are actually fresh, which is a rarity down here. They use high-quality Grande cheese and you can tell the dough isn't just an afterthought. Living in Volusia, I'm just thankful this is in my backyard so I don't have to settle for the "wack" options or the chains. This place is a class act that actually respects the craft; they seriously need more locations because Florida is starving for pizza this good.

Not what use be horrible service cross contamination in gluten free pizza friend having a gluten…read morereaction from it eggplant is definitely a no go not done right at all too think and raw also waitress didn't check on us for more then 30 min after food to see if we needed drinks never again almost forgot waitresse didn't check not bring food out alll at once was sent out one dish at time with 10 min in between each person's dish

I order the pepperoni magnifico and they did not add like the pictures rather my slices had 2…read morepepperoni if I was lucky. Would not order from here again and the pizza was u cooked like they just rushed the process no pride in their work.

Good was delivered fairly quickly. Left at my front door by door dash…read more The steak sandwich was not good. Steak was tough and chewy. For a cheesesteak it had minimal cheese. The sandwich was mostly bread.

Great food, great craft beers (brewed HERE), and excellent staff! Large enough to easily…read moreaccommodate small parties on the fly! All 8 of us raved about both the food and beers! I give it two enthusiastic thumbs UP!

Draft beer was cool, not cold. Bartenders are slow…read more The ham & cheese sandwich was very average. We asked for a slice. Nope, gotta order a whole pizza, or we can get you just Sicilian slices. Ok, let's give it a go. May we please have a slice of Sicilian? The Sicilian slice was not good at all. No seasonings; no flavor. A square piece of thick bread smothered by large melted mozzarella. It was cheese bread. Disappointing place. The Sanford location is actually pretty good. This one is a no.

Our family group of 6 ate at the DeBary location on Sunday, 8/23/26. We will NOT be going back…read more The reasons are numerous: 1. Seating. We were sat at the very front of the restaurant just inside the door. I don't know why because it was only 5 o'clock when we dined and much of the restaurant appeared to be empty, yet we were by the door with people coming and going. It was not the best situation for us. 2. Service was inattentive and slow at best. Water glasses were never refilled, beverages for the young people at our table were limited to Sprite only, but then later on only Pepsi was available for refills. There should have been iced tea or maybe a few other soda choices. Much of the time there were only a few diners present, yet staff was scarce. 3. Entrées were pricey considering that no salads were included with any of the menu items. Salad off the menu would start you at $13-$14. 4. Atmosphere was uncomfortably disrespectful. While we dined and conversed, staff set up a very long table opposite us. The table was for at least 20 diners. Heavy metal chairs were dragged across the floor and banged into place at the table, and the metallic screeching sound drowned out our conversation for the duration. The man doing the set up was oblivious. 5. Most of the food was "adequate", not great. My pasta was served in a dented little metal pot, not on a nice plate. The " crispy guancialle" featured on the menu trned out to be rubbery little chunks of fatty pork. Parmesan cheese was administered by the wait staff after our request. Can we not be trusted with a cheese dispenser at table? I was totally underwhelmed. The rest of my party felt the same only shortly after service began. La Strega looks like it is trying to be an upscale restaurant ("bistro"?) but it really falls short, in my opinion.

I really wanted to like this establishment as the name and the menu seemed very appealing. They…read morehave a great selection of Italian items on the menu and the name of the items would lead you to believe that it's truly amazing. Authentic Italian cuisine. The restaurant itself is disappointing. You feel like you're walking into a Mediterranean restaurant and it's very casual in the atmosphere and decorations. I dined with a group of individuals and we all felt the same about the food in that it had zero depth of flavor or in the case of the broccolini and the chicken marsala, they both had a distinct sour flavor. We all asked for Parmesan cheese, which is not served as a part of the meal, you do need to ask for it. And we all needed salt. The service was another disappointment. Although they were nice and friendly, they were not attentive in just a little things were left off. When we raise concerns about the soreness of the food, they said that that's the way it was supposed to be. Overall, the price would lead you to believe that this is an upscale restaurant and the experience is very downscale

The food was fantastic, great people, our guy Steve was awesome, honestly one of the best meals…read moreI've had in years. 10/10 will absolutely be back there again... save some room for dessert too.

Location was quaint and nicely decorated. Service was extremely attentive. Food was excellent. My…read morewife had vodka chicken panini and I had the fettuccine sausage and mushroom. Delicious food and reasonably priced. We will definitely be back.

I was really lucky to have been in this neighborhood for a while and had Pacino's as my go-to pizza…read moreshop. My rotation is simple: cheese pizza, supreme pizza, and cheesy garlic knots. Those three items are gold and promise you won't be disappointed. I have also taken advantage of their pizza slice lunch specials. I can't complain, the pizza is well dressed, well cooked, and has a touch of butter on the thin crust. It's gold.

Food was great! Owner was super friendly! Overall great experience. We will be back! The place was…read moreclean and transparent!

We usually go to the one in port orange but FIVE STAR PIZZA is honestly one of my top fav pizza…read moreplaces. I recommend them any day. Service is always great and pizza comes out 10/10... didn't get wings this time but let me tell you!!!! Them wings are 10/10 when well done.

This is a great little spot with excellent pizza, I had an issue once very minor, and the manager…read morewas right on top of it ever since everything has been flawless! They have great specials, and the quality is superior to most

The food truck experience can be fun, and deliver a lot of variety. But never quite so much…read morescenery since you're staring at, well, a boxy truck. Not so with Big Love Pie. Sure it's portable, and sure it shows up at locations convenient to entertainment, just like food trucks. But it's an open trailer with a massive, gorgeous wood-fired pizza oven that's immediately visually appealing. A big part of the fun is watching them precisely control the wood temperature, smoke amount and flow, and tend to the fresh pizza you're about to enjoy. First you'll watch your home-made dough hand-stretched and hand tossed, then topped with items that vary by the visit. The whole process is entertaining and definitely whets the 'tite. And the result... wow! What an amazing crust! Your pie is about 12-ish inches in diameter with the outer 3/4" to 1" left mostly untopped, and for a good reason -- that crust alone might be your favorite part. It's thin, it's crispy, it's chewy, and it's almost flaky, put not quite pastry. It holds up and doesn't crumble, so you can pick up a slice of it just like it's a piece of New York pizza and fold it to hold in one hand. Not that those toppings will disappoint you. There are always a couple of staples, like plain cheese -- a creamy-good mozzarella -- which you can get in a zippy but light tomato or a white bianca sauce. And of course pepperoni in either sauce. They had goat's cheese and I got the impression that's something they offer most or all nights. The special toppings vary, and can be as simple as maple-chicken sausage with basil, or my fave, their super-thick, meaty bacon, diced flavorful tomatoes, topped with arugula. A squirt of balsamic sauce is a staple drizzle option, and perfect with this bacon-tomato number. Oh, and they'll make about anything you want... as long as they have the ingredients there. Owners Tom & Tracy are talkative, so I hung around to watch the process, and learned how much care goes into it -- how they've perfected the recipes. They even bring in special water for the dough so the minerals and pH deliver the right consistency that makes it marvelous. Their yeast is classified secret. The wood used requires a certain amount of seasoning times, and until now i never realized things like flame-rollover (affected by shape of the oven -- they've chosen an igloo configuration) and differences in temperature from oven floor matter so very much in how a pizza bakes. Their igloo-shaped oven is a heavy, concrete and mastik, tiled monster. Not sure any food truck can replicate the size and openness. The owners made it themselves after extensive study about what they theorized would distribute heat and flame ideally. The crust tells me they sure got it right. Some random but useful notes: They're not always at Central28. On Fridays and Saturdays they're currently at Celery City Brewing in Sanford. Beverages are just limited to canned sodas. Sometimes they will fold over that wood-fired dough into a sandwich style -- their salami, which I sampled, is well-chosen and doesn't rely on too much salt. They also have Crucially, there is a limited amount of dough and when they run out all you can do is watch the coals glow and wish you got there earlier. Still a nice view. I really enjoy watching that oven... simple things amuse me perhaps. Finally, I got the impression that the owners weren't yet sure what they have on their hands here -- they seem to have a lot of opportunities but it's clear from many things they do (limited amount per night) they want to keep things special -- they're perfectly with making fewer but better pizzas. That feeling came out in everything they said. So it's a "Craft-Style" Wood-Fired Pizza. It's truly "artesanal," an oft-misused word which should mean small, handmade batches that are never quite uniform, and totally original to the artist. It goes well with your Craft-Brewed Beer from whatever place they're parked outside of. Pricing (menu photo) is so well within reason it's not even a thought. A pizza can fill two light appetites or well-satisfy a hungry solo. I stupidly told them it was too cheap for this level of quality...(Then clamped my mouth shut. I hope that doesn't cost me on my next visit!) The downsides are kinda obvious: limitations on the portable (food truckish) style. I'll mention 'em: There's only a place to sit in the establishments they're near -- they have no tables. They have a VERY limited menu. You'll get wood-fired pizza or sandwiches. Salads or sides are infrequent. They're in different places different nights, so you hafta know where they'll be, but I think they're now posting location and menu specials nightly on Facebook (@biglovepie) which is easy to check. And no, there's no alcohol -- that's the point...these folks do the food right outside where you get your beer. Big Love Pie does one great thing, and does it better than anybody else I've tasted, maybe ever.

Wow what a pleasant surprise for a pizza on wheels. Amazing wood fired Pizza !! Just wow a must try.read more

The garlic knots were SO GOOD! Soft in all the right places and that garlic sauce is so good. We…read morewere skeptical about the pizza because it kinda just looked like every other average pizza that you can get in this area but it was surprisingly really good! We did pay $3 extra for mushrooms though and I felt like at that price it could have more mushrooms on it. Next time I may buy a pack from the grocery store for $3 and add all of it to my pizza. The pizza was cold when we picked it up but maybe it jut got finished sooner than they told us? I should've put it in the oven when we got home to make it better. Tiramisu was about $5 but was a pretty small piece. It was pretty delicious though! A bit on the sweet side but they actually used lady fingers which is a plus because a lot of places in this area use cake according to my local friend. I can't speak for their pasta or other types of pizza. The store itself is really small, only a few tables inside. They do offer a pizza challenge! If you eat 28 inch pizza in 28 minutes with 2 people, it's half off. I definitely want to try that one day when I'm hungry enough. I would come back here!

It was actually the worst pizza I've ever had. It was cold, was not cut, and tasted like a deep…read moredish frozen 7-11 pizza. Would not recommend at all.