Love the pizza here! The employees and owner are fantastic. Thank you for doing such a wonderful…read morejob making great pizza! Parking is easy. Always can get a space out front. The toppings are plentiful. They can add extra if you like for a small charge. The pizza always comes out fresh and delicious - highly recommend.

Good people making good food. Support your local neighbors who give back. Love to see the support.read more

Came here for lunch with some coworkers that a local business took us to. At first I thought what's…read morethe big deal, the dining room was not impressive to me. The people who took us out picked the toppings. But when I started eating the pizzas I was impressed! It was so good, and I now understand that Windsor style pizza is a thing. We had canolis too, and it was one of the best canolis I've ever had. One of the locals ordered some to go because the knew how good they are. I took one home to my wife and she was sold. They have multiple locations which is nice too.

Antonino's Original Pizza - South Windsor: Pizza That'll Steal Your Heart!…read more Holy smokes, Antonino's Original Pizza at 4350 Howard Avenue is my new food crush! This family-run joint has been slinging Windsor's legendary thin-crust pizza since '59, and I'm dying for more. That crispy, cornmeal-dusted dough is straight-up addictive--crunchy, chewy, and topped with their fiery, tomato-packed sauce and melty Galati mozzarella. Toss on that shredded pepperoni, and I'm starving already! I got a split pizza--Angry Hawaiian and Angry Canadian with extra basil. The Angry Hawaiian was a spicy-sweet dream with juicy pineapple. The Angry Canadian? Oh man, bacon, mushrooms, and that peppery sauce had me eating non-stop. The taste vibes were unreal. Every crust was golden, crispy perfection. And to top it all off those fresh-made cannolis with my Italian espresso? Creamy, sweet heaven--I think I'm going to go past there tonight and get some more! The vibe's warm, the staff's like your best buds, and curbside pickup's super quick. I also noticed in the menu some Gluten-free options to keep everyone happy so that was nice too. Antonino's is really a Windsor pizza done right. I'm counting down to my next slice!

I was in town for a volleyball tournament and we finished late. What is the go to at that point?…read more Pizza of course. I quickly searched for gluten free options near me and Mootz Pizzeria popped up. I ordered the Beast of Burden. It was soooooooo good. My teen daughter even devoured it and she's usually a picky pizza eater. My only negative is not ordering more food! This was one of the best gluten free pizzas I've had. Thank you Mootz Pizzeria for finding a way to master pizza for us that can't have gluten.

Overall, I'd rate Mootz around a 3.5, but giving a 4 mainly because of the excellent service and…read morethe burrata, which was definitely the standout dish. Would come back, especially for that. The vibe was lovely and fun on a Saturday night. We started with the burrata, which was excellent. It wasn't just a basic arugula and burrata situation, it was well seasoned with a really nice olive oil, lemon, and balsamic combination that made it feel elevated. It also came with baguette slices, but those are made with their pizza dough (which contains eggs). Once we mentioned my egg intolerance, our server was incredibly kind and checked with the kitchen, and they were able to make alternative slices using their gluten-free dough. Really appreciated that extra effort. The Grandma's Pizza (we did it on the gluten-free crust because of the egg) was pretty good. The crust itself was solid, especially for gluten-free. The toppings leaned heavier on the cheese than the sauce, and I didn't love the cheese as much, but it was still an enjoyable dish overall. Service really stood out -- everyone we interacted with at the bar was friendly, attentive, and accommodating.

Wanted to have a Windsor style pizza (we're from Detroit) before going to the Diana Ross concert…read more We were a little skeptical when we first arrived (5:00pm) and were the only patrons there. BUT the manager was very welcoming, our server was great and the pizzas were amazing. We ordered 2 Windsor's, 2 Margarites, 1 meat lovers and 1 garlic bread. 6 people devoured all of this ~ they were that good! The beer and wine selection was good too. I'd go back just for that darn delicious garlic bread!!!

Staff was very kind and helpful. Pool table is nice and beers were cold, would recommend for a…read morequieter stop!

The casino has the best location I had the best waygu…read moreribeye there All meals are delicious and the view is lovely Great busy atmosphere and I would reserve at least 3-4 weeks out especially if there is a great concert to go to

The atmosphere was nice. Our sever was professional. I enjoyed my food. The bread was…read moreoutstanding!

Not sure why I never reviewed this place. We have been coming here for years, since the kids were…read moreso little. I remember so many iterations of this place. I remember when it was just a carry-out place before the built up the restaurant on the side, when we would just eat pizza out of a box on the sidewalk. On this day, we eat at their restaurant, and it is always so good. I have been craving a salad, and their rucola salad was so refreshing and delicious. I have been seeing people eat a kale Caesar salad, while this is not exactly like it, it seems close and such a good balance with the rich pizza. I got a limoncello drink, and an Aperol spritz, both nice a refreshing. The spritz was not the best I have had, but still worth trying. The limoncello drink was really good, definitely get this one. We also tried the red ale, very nice and drinkable. We had two pizzas. One was a red sauce cheese pizza with spinach, and the other was a white pizza, the Marguerita, with roasted garlic. The crust is so good, so thin. This place was on Food Network for a reason ( I remember so long ago seeing this place featured on TV). It is such a classic place. We always love visiting here and plan to come back soon.

The slices are hit or miss. Great establishment but the slices are not my type. Service is always…read moregood and the vibe is you're in a pizzeria!

I kept hearing how great the pizza here was so I finally made the trip…read more Ordered a large 4 topping pizza, I'm not a fan of shredded pepperoni but it's not a deal breaker. The toppings were plentiful and I definitely feel like I got my money's worth. I was a little disappointed with the crust as it wasn't cooked all the way through, the store's atmosphere was in need of some updating and paint to give it an overall better appearance of cleanliness. The staff were polite and helpful, even to the point of letting me know the mushrooms were canned and not fresh. Overall I would recommend Krusty's and only give it 3 stars due to atmosphere and under cooked dough. Both are easy fixes and I will adjust my review when that happens.

Best pizza I've ever had. I come from Michigan to get it! Ask for it extra dirty with a side of…read moregarlic sauce.

I've been to Buddy's Pizza Downtown Detroit about three times now, and each visit has been a great…read moreexperience. This location has a really cool, modern feel to it -- clean design, updated décor, and a lively downtown vibe that makes it a fun spot to grab a bite. It's a great place to meet up with friends or coworkers, especially if you're already in the area. The service is cool. The atmosphere definitely feels more contemporary compared to the original, and I appreciate how they've given it its own personality while still keeping that classic Buddy's quality. The food has been consistently good every time I've gone -- you really can't go wrong here. That said, I still prefer the original location. There's just something special about Buddy's Rendezvous -- the history, the character, the authentic feel. There's nothing like the original. Overall, the downtown location is pretty cool and absolutely worth visiting, especially if you like a more modern setting. But for me, the original will always have that extra charm.

So I'm not gonna lie. I was a little bit disappointed in this round of Buddy's Pizza. Typically I…read morehave no problem with them but maybe this wasn't a good day. It wasn't even the food because the pizza was okay. The service really didn't hit it off for me at all though. It was a late night and it was about to be closing time in the next hour from when I was sitting down but I only sat at the bar just to grab a bite. I didn't even want any drinks. We sat down and we waited for water for a while and then it took a while to get our order taken, which was already inconvenient. I could see that we were the inconvenience because the bartender was already cleaning up so we weren't getting as much attention as we could have gotten. Even though we didn't really want anything except to put in an order for food. The bartender acted like we were stopping him from working to close the bar, which I can understand. At the same time you're not supposed to let your customers know that you feel a way about them sitting down. The food came super late as well so that also was not really a good experience. It shouldn't take 30 minutes to get one pizza pie out of the oven especially when it's an empty restaurant, just about because everybody's about to leave so there wasn't a crowd. The only thing that I give 3 stars as a par for is just because the pizza was pretty good but for everything else I wasn't super pleased last time I was at home. It was opening day weekend the last time I was there and I am sure that everybody was taking a beating because downtown was so lively but at the same time you never let your customers know.

Took the family to Elephant & Co. in downtown Detroit and we tried the pepperoni pizza, the meat…read morepizza, and the chicken tenders with fries. The pizza has this really good sweet-and-spicy sauce, and I loved the honey butter crust--so good. Everything was delicious and I'd definitely recommend it. Only issue: I really wish there was an option to pay in person. Having to scan your phone and pay that way isn't for everyone--there should be some kind of in-person payment option too. If you want, I can also make a shorte

i'm not even sure what my experience was here yesterday night, so i'll try to break it down. came…read morein to pick up an order around 8:15p. was on the phone and didn't want to be impolite, so i put my phone down as i approached the counter and was told there was five minutes left on my order, not a problem at all. in order to not be a burden, i returned to my phone call and took myself back near the restrooms. this is where things got really concerning/frightening. as i'm on my call, there was a short, homeless-looking man with a hat on that kept walking towards & around me as if he was trying to see what i was doing, but he never approached me. i caught this man at least FIVE times, just staring at me to the point where i had to stare back and lock eyes with him (that's how aggressive he was staring). it almost felt like i was either being surveyed or "checked out," but either was unwelcome and very inappropriate. the man ended up moving from the yellow couch (right before the restrooms) and moved to some seating in the back left area of the restaurant, opposite side of the bathrooms. i wasn't sure what this man was exactly doing, but i knew he was surveying me and clearly was in alert for some reason. even while moving his position, the aggressive, threatening staring continued. it got so bad that i had to go up to the counter and ask the person i checked in with "does this guy work here? he keeps staring at me and moving around as if he's following me or keeping tabs," to which they responded and pointed to the man "you mean the white guy? yeah, he works here." in front of me, she proceeds to asks him while yelling across the back half of the restaurant if everything is okay, to which he confusingly responded with a "yeah." she seemed very unconcerned and as if i had no reason to feel threatened, and proceeded to gaslight me with a "well, maybe he liked your outfit..." at this point, i was pissed, especially cos this was a Black woman, who seemed to present queer to me (also a queer person). i responded by letting her know "sweetie, i'm a 33 year old Black, Mexican, Indigenous, Queer and Nonbinary person - i know when and why a white person is staring at me like that, i wasn't born yesterday." she proceeded to give half-hearted apologies as i attempted to hurry out there as soon as possible. never have i ever felt so threatened and on guard when walking into a food establishment for the first time. i genuinely tried so hard not crying while in the restaurant because of how humiliated and threatened i felt. I don't know what this man's intentions were, but he could've came up to me and just simply asked "are you doing okay? is there anything i can do for you?" instead of scooping me out as if i was getting ready to commit a crime. as I spend more time being back in my home in Detroit, i'm just not understanding why it's too difficult to receive decent and humane customer service. i'm just in complete concern & dismay due to this experience, do so much better.