Very friendly family run business. We were in town for the state bowling tournament and were…read morelooking for a place to get some local made pizza. This place was still open and we stopped in to look at the menu. The family working in there were very social while they took our order. It is a small place inside but just big enough for a small town restaurant. The pizza was good and moderately priced. I would say a good place to go and get a slice if you are near this downtown location.

This is likely the only pizza place in the county I haven't tried. So, as I only have so much time…read moreleft here, I decided to stop to try it. This isn't as bad as I'd heard, nor is it as good. It doesn't taste like cardboard with sauce, but there is a manufactured texture to the crust. No one would mistake it for hand-tossed crust. I asked for a 9 inch deluxe and a sweet tea. When she asked for $12.56, I was a bit shocked! That was like a trip to LaRosa's near Cincinnati--with the tip. Now, The Americana (their deluxe/supreme) has the usual pepperoni, sausage, onions, mushrooms, and green peppers, but also has hamburger and black olives. That is worth a little extra, I suppose. The taste didn't encourage me. I didn't think "I've got to return to have more soon." I thought "Well, I've been here, and now, I know." It's not as bad as Mercurio's, but it wouldn't make my top 10. The sweet tea neither seemed to be sweet, nor tea. There wasn't much flavor. The best reason to go here is to support your neighbors and keep restaurants in Centerville. Maybe, if they get more business, they'll become better. They were shutting down the buffet when I arrived, so I'm not exactly sure what they normally do. I assume that it has pizza and salad. They have a small dining room that looks out onto Main Street/U.S. 40. Everyone who worked there was friendly and helpful.

I visited again. I can't compliment this place enough. I…read morelove the downtown building and the various bar, table, booth and high top seating options. Service from Tahlia was excellent. I had the cheese bread, which is incredible. (It's so difficult to choose between the cheese bread and the pretzel.) I tried the wrath burger. It was good and would have been even better if I had gone with the egg sunny side up instead of fries. The fries are out of this world. I'd make the hour drive just for them.

They had me at fresh cut fries cooked in beef tallow! Wow. What a difference without the oiliness:…read morea hearty mouthfeel and great texture; bursting with flavor, and even the leftovers reheat pretty well. There is no 'meat taste' at all so get in here and give these a try. I had a feeling I would love it and I did. It's a large yet cozy venue with the number 5 featured prominently in assorted art as well as on the tables. The building is historic, lots of wood, brick and brass railings plus a stunning Victorian bar back. We ate at the bar which was very comfortable. Little sliding wooden trays to make it convenient for eating, then just move them out of the way when you're done. They have 10 or so craft beers on tap and a full bar. We had the opportunity to sample a couple brews and we both enjoyed our beer choices and the food. Prices were fair, and tax is included in the menu price. I really want to shout out our bartender/server. Didn't get her name but she had round glasses with eyeglass chain attached and was on the shorter side. She was very customer focused, answering all our first-timer questions, attentive, appropriately conversational, and definitely on the ball as she was handling tables too. Top notch service. About those railings: unless there's a special back entrance, the venue may not be wheelchair accessible. There are two or three steps at the entrance, and if you want the bar instead of booth or table, another three or four. Both have sturdy solid handrails. I do not fault them for this; probably the historic building is exempt, but just wanted to note it for anyone needing that info. All in all a five star experience and I hope to return soon.

Mancino's always leaves me with the question "why didn't I just make food at home?" But I…read moreacknowledge that Mancinos does a great job serving the demographic of people who just want to eat just, something, and don't care too much about flavor or ingredients. When my job offers free Mancinos I am thankful, but it's just one step above gas station food for me.

Food was alright; nothing special to write home about. We got a couple of grinder sandwiches and…read morethe bread was quite soggy and lacking in flavor. I might be slightly biased (as I couldn't help but compare these grinders to some from home), but just found these sandwiches to be okay. Aside from food, the two staff members that were in the shop were kind, the pricing of the food is very reasonable, and the atmosphere of the restaurant is modest.

From the looks of it, a Pizza King pizza is definitely not a traditional pizza. Rather than the…read moreusual sliced veggies, mushrooms, pepperoni, bacon and such, everything is finely minced so that no one ingredient stands out or is easily recognizable. The crust is neither St. Louis thin, thankfully, nor thick like a deep dish or store bought rising crust pizza. It inhabits that middle ground like a Pizza Hut hand tossed. That being said, whenever I go back to Richmond/Centerville, usually for a high school reunion with this weekend being our 50th, one thing I always plan on is eating at Clara's Pizza King. There is something about its preparation and flavor that I really like. This past weekend, some twenty+ of my former classmates met up there and had a good time reminiscing and eventually eating. Our food didn't arrive until an hour and a half after we were seated. While disappointing, it's understandable considering the size of our group and I'm sure the staff was trying to have everything served at roughly the same time. The area we were sat at was the lowest level of the split level restaurant. The bulk of the lighting came from a single small window, which seemed somewhat blinding compared to the almost cave-like dim lighting for most of that area. Brighter lighting would be welcome there. So, there's room for improvement, but the food was on point and enjoyed by all.

Interesting pizza restaurant....once self seated....look over the menu on the table..make your…read moredecisions...and pick up the phone and place your order! New concept for us...but it worked. We got a 10" pizza with our choice of toppings, a salad and two drinks. Then our server brought out our drinks and salad while the pizza was made. Pizza was good nice toppings and the salad was good. Just a totally different concept for a sit down pizza restaurant. I would recommend this restaurant!

My wife and I shared a breaded pork tenderloin sandwich with fried mushrooms instead of fries (not…read moreincluded with the sandwich either way). Sandwich was tender and tasty, about the thickness I prefer, 1/4 inch with a thin and nicely seasoned breading. The fried mushrooms were surprisingly good. Best tasting breading I've ever had. In fact, they could bread their tenderloin with it and make it so much better. If I'm ever back in Richmond, I'll be sure to drop by.

Hubby & I stopped in for a late lunch around 2:15. The lunch menu ends at 2:00 so we missed that…read more The ambiance is a typical bar with multiple TVs & loud music. I asked about the appetizers & the server informed me they came in frozen so I declined. Hubby ordered fried shrimp with fries & coleslaw. I got the Southwest burger with fries. It took about 25 minutes for our food to arrive. I really loved the fries but my burger was a bit underdone (pink in the middle). Hubby thought the shrimp was average but really liked the fries also. We may eat here again & try other items on the menu.

95% of the time the pizza crust was either burnt or not done at all and we like our crust brown. So…read morethe last time we ordered our weekly pizza I went in to pay and she told me to bake our pizza our selfs, since they couldn't get it right. I told her to keep it and that I'll never return. I can't believe how rude she was and how she treated me, why didn't she tell me on the phone before having me drive all the way there that she wasn't going to bake it, why is it so hard to bake a pizza crust to a golden brown? Even the crappiest pizza places in town can do that. We will never go back. They lost a good customer that was VERY loyal and was there almost every weekend.

Pepperoni Pizza from here is by far, the best pizza in the whole United States!! Any of their…read morepizza, pepperoni is just a personal fave. They're not open the normal hours & days most business's are, but it is well worth it!! Awesome price, awesome food, very happy tummy!!

Best NY style pizza in a one hour radius. 2nd best pizza in the county now that Bad Dad has opened…read more(but totally different style). I highly recommend this for parties and gatherings. They also sell it by the slice if you want a quick lunch or snack. My wife barely eats pizza but she likes Suzie's Service is good, the ambiance is a bit basic and grey but for carry out or a quick snack who cares?

I really enjoyed the Nacho Libre slice! The New York style Pizza is just what you need! Crispy and…read morefull of toppings. Keep up with the flavor and smile... a nice smile goes way farther than a scowl.

I was surprising my daughter's classroom for a belated Valentine's Day party and this particular…read moreDomino's was so helpful. They helped give me a great price, and just all-around so accommodating and friendly. I highly recommend this particular branch!

Waited in the pick up window line for over 5 min and not a single person came to check on us. Went…read moreinside to pick up the order and they hadn't even began to put it in the oven. Now my evening is delayed because they can't keep to the time I was told it would be ready.

Great food, great environment, and great staff. This is such a classic staple of Richmond and is…read moretruly a great place to connect with the people you love.

I don't believe I'd ever been in this building until now. It seems to me that this was a Lawson's…read moreconvenience store that Mr. Pizza/Pizza King bought after Lawson's was leaving town, just like the one at East Main Street and Henley Road. There were no customers but it was a bit in-between meal times. I had to speak in an extra loud voice to be heard by the woman behind the counter. It really was noisy for some reason, perhaps the air conditioning. I ordered an 11 inch original sub and an iced tea, with a coupon for the sub for $5.99. Drinks seem expensive, but they come with refills, and she brought 3 to the table before I left the building. I was surprised to find that tables hadn't been cleaned. I know that an empty dining room doesn't mean that they have no business. It just looks a bit undone when tables haven't been cleaned. The sandwich was ready quickly and the tea had been at my table for a while. The first thing I noticed was how sloppily the sandwich had been assembled. Some of the meat was about to fall out but the cheese was holding it together. It was good, but I always wonder about the reason for the pizza sauce. Is it for the extra zing or is it to hide the ingredients? I'll go with the extra zing for now. Of course, when a sandwich is messy, I assume that it will taste even better and it didn't disappoint. It was tasty and messy and I needed multiple napkins. I could say that the meal was really expensive, but the sub was big with lots of bread, which was toasty/crispy in a good way. I'd say half of it is enough for most people at a sitting. So, as two meals or splitting it with a second person, it's not a bad deal. As I usually say, the coupon helps at Pizza King.