We came to Grandview Theater to try Fibonacci's pizza while seeing the new Michael Jackson movie…read more We ordered a pizza and one of their sandwiches, which is made using the pizza dough. The sandwich was honestly the highlight of the meal. It was delicious, and the pizza dough as the bread was such a unique touch that you really don't find at many Italian sandwich spots around Columbus. The pizza itself was just okay. As you can see from the picture, the toppings weren't distributed very evenly, so some slices had mostly sauce with barely any cheese while others had way more toppings and cheese but less sauce. I also wish the pizza had been cooked a little longer overall because it was pretty floppy and doughy. One thing that makes it tough is that once the movie starts, it's hard to go back and ask for changes or anything since the theater is packed and getting in and out of the seats feels disruptive. We'll definitely be back to Grandview Theater because we love the experience overall, but next time I'll probably stick to the sandwiches and popcorn and skip the pizza.

A fun option for takeout pizza with lots of options to choose from. That said, I suspect that the…read moreexperience would be enhanced dining in with a drink and a movie. I tried half of the Licensed to Dill which was just okay. Pickles on pizza isn't really my thing. Pesto on pizza wasn't really my thing either, but having half of a an Ecto Pesto changed my mind. Perhaps the chicken and bacon on the pie was what I really liked, but the point is that it all came together surprisingly well. It definitely gave me hope for the more meat-heavy pizza options that I tend to prefer.

You ever walk into a place and think, there's no way something special is hiding in here?…read more Yeah....That was me. An old tavern in Columbus. Dim. Historic. The kind of spot where you expect a solid beer and maybe some decent bar food. What you don't expect? One of the best Detroit-style pizzas of your life hiding behind a window in the back like some carb-based speakeasy. And when I say hidden, I mean hidden. No flashy signage. No "best pizza in town" ego. Just a quiet little window cranking out square pies that deserve a standing ovation. I ordered the classic red top -- already a bold move -- and added pesto because balance matters and I like to live a little. The result? Beyond reproach. Fresh, loaded toppings. Sauce with depth. And that crust... that beautiful Detroit crust. Crispy edges with that caramelized cheese halo, but still chewy and pillowy inside. The textural contrast is what separates amateurs from legends -- and this? This was legend-level execution. Easily top 3 Detroit-style pizzas I've had. And that's not a casual statement. If you don't understand the life-altering power of true Detroit-style pizza, I regret to inform you... you have not been living. Go find the window in the back. Trust me.

Finding this place took a little effort since it's tucked away in the back of a bar. Once you walk…read morein, you'll spot a small window where you place your order. The food does take some time, so be ready to wait and maybe grab a drink while you hang out. The pizza was really good, but definitely on the heavier side. Wings were decent. Come hungry or bring a few friends so you can share and try more without tapping out too early.

While out of town, I needed a late night pie after working all day, so I decided to check out OH…read morePizza & Brew based on a recommendation from a local. When I arrived around 10pm on a Sunday night, the place looked like it was in transition to closing (chairs flipped over on tables, no patrons, staff members watching TV in empty booths). However, I was welcomed in to order by the friendly woman at the counter. She answered a few of my questions and when I asked what her favorite was, she immediately said, "Buckeye Garlic Pizza." I took her advice and was also able to add up to three toppings at no additional charge (mushroom, olive and sausage). I took a seat and waited about 10 minutes for my personal 10" pie, which came out hot and with a friendly, "Thank You, Sweetie." I ran the pie back to my hotel and opened up the box. The pie looked amazing. Perfectly crispy outer crust, six cheeses and garlic, along with my toppings. The pie was pretty damn good, with steam coming off the top. The six-cheese blend was interesting, with the dominant flavors being American and Cheddar. The sausage, olives and mushrooms were all fresh and plentiful. Definitely a good option to satisfy my hunger for a late night pizza in Downtown Columbus.

Since Covid will not deliver to my area, I don't get the reason for this change, good pizza but now…read moreit's gone for my service while in a wheelchair

After an outstanding first trip to Moon Pizza, I had to try them again to see if the magic could be…read morereplicated. The answer is ... mostly. The Samosa Chaat was great. Get it and don't think twice. But the butter chicken pizza just couldn't live up to the Chicken Tikka Masala that blew my mind during my first visit. Fortunately, the always trusty tandoori ranch was on-hand to give the pie a little boost.

Finally got to try this very unique food truck and I was impressed!…read more First off, it's tucked behind some businesses, so we were glad for accurate maps to get us there. Zero wait because we went on a rainy Friday afternoon. There are picnic tables without shade/umbrellas if you wanted to eat on premises though. We placed our order and waited in the car. It didnt take long at all which was a plus, also. However I took a start off because neither of the employees (both men) weren't very friendly. I don't ever expect much, but I expect the minimum beyond getting my order correct. With that said, here's what we got and what we think! Veggie samosas: 11/10. Holy moly these are the absolute best samosas I've ever had. They outshone the very good pizza. I'd eat 50 of them! Seriously I will go for the samosas alone. They're big, perfectly fried, and filled with the best mashed veg filling, very reminiscent of mashed potatoes. The spicy dipping sauce was like a branston pickle (a spicy vinegary sauce). Half and half Paneer Makhani/Butter Chicken (regular spice level) with a side of Tandoori Ranch sauce: Solid pizza in every way. We both liked the Paneer Makhani a touch more. Neither was spicy at all - next time I will bump up the spice. I loved how chewy the dough is! I get why people say it is a bit on the unsaucy side because it is. That didn't bother me at all, though. The ranch dipping sauce was really flavorful and a nice compliment! Definitely want to try more pizza flavors now. They do have a special for any pizza with 2 samosas and 2 sodas for $26. Good deal if you ask me. You can upgrade to a mango lassi for a couple bucks more. I will try that next time too!

I want to thank to god and this pure nation for this Amazing pizza joint. SPECTACULAR!!! I think…read moreis not gonna get old any time soon, They don't skimp on the ingredients as you can see on the pic and the flavor is amazing. My only complain is that they told 30 min to pick it up and I had to wait 10 minutes more at the location, totally worthy at the end but be more precise with the waiting time, that's all peace

This place has great pizza! I love the olde world pepperoni flavor…read more I was adventurous and ordered from them, great customer service and reasonable prices.

Makes me feel like I went back in time with a "TimeMachine" Delorean*…read moreTalk about OldSkool & basic simple "Good Eats" Very lively place with lotsa OldSkool Charm & Character 4get about it Takes me back to "Little Italy" on Taylor Street in Chicago's Southside Nothing Special here or fancy schmancey Just the vibes & easygoing environment with happy customers eating & conversating. I had a 3 meat pizza with extra cheese ~ Pepperoni, Bacon & Sausage ~ very thin crispy & saucey Pizza that hit the mark with me. Definitely some "Good Eats" & the rest of the Menu look's appetizing. This was my 1st time here & I'll be back for some more. Thank's Familia Rubbino Well Done

Wanted to see what Columbus pizza was all about. Thin and crispy and cut into square. Like a…read morecracker crispy thin. It's an aquires taste but if you like that kind of thing- go here. But bring CASH. it's a cash only establishment. Lots of people were coming in for to go orders while we sat and ate there. I personally am all about the crust on pizza so this wasn't for me. But my son liked it because he likes thin crust. I don't mind a thin crust but when it's crispy like a cracker- that's too thin for me. Toppings were plentiful tho.

Great tasting pizza. Clean restrooms. Pleasant friendly staff. Family was there on a cold, snowy…read moreevening when we wanting to get out of the house.

Just had a carryout large 3 item pizza and 1/2 order of Italian garlic cheese loaf. Cheese loaf…read morewas not toasted, had no garlic butter or seasonings so just warm bread with melted cheese. For the pizza, we have eaten here for over 30 years and this was one of the worst pizzas from here. Sauce almost nonexistent, toppings didn't fully cover the crust, some toppings not spread but piles. Could have gotten better pizza elsewhere at much cheaper price. Could be just a Sunday crew issue.

It's been years since I last had this restaurant pizza. Customer service was great and helped me…read moreplace an order over the phone for delivery. Food arrived fast as well hot and fresh! I can say it's a little expensive but worth it. A must try if you in Columbus and want good food locally.

Came for lunch. Not too busy but the food took longer than usual to come out. Pizza was good,…read moreconsistent with Cincinnati's location, but GREASY!! That was not what I was expecting. Fried pickles were on point & the Italian sub was good. Still, I'd hit it...again.