Great value and atmosphere. The story of the owner/manager is inspiring!…read moreMay I say - rematch!

Very good pizza, closest to NY pizza I found in the area. Prices are fair and marinara sauce is…read morejust right.

Best pizza in Concord and great value. The slices are huge, so you don't need more than one. At…read more$6.50 a slice, my husband and I can each get a slice and a bottled drink for less than $20. Staff is always pleasant, and the large seating area outside is nice in the fall.

We went here with our four kids and everybody loved the pizza. The slices are so huge! I got the…read morehot honey on a slice of pepperoni and it was great.

Gianni's Trattoria Gianni's Trattoria is one of the most…read moreconsistently great Italian spots around. The food is excellent every time. On this visit, I had the tagliatelle with chicken -- comforting, rich, and full of flavor. The slight sweetness of the sauce and WHITE CHOCOLATE topping (I know, sounds odd but trust) paired really well with the mushrooms and pancetta. The atmosphere is very family-oriented, and the staff is always welcoming. Our server, Jane, was only on her second day, but she went above and beyond to make our one-year anniversary feel special, even bringing us a complimentary cannoli. The ciabatta bread was also fantastic -- crunchy on the outside, soft inside -- and the olive oil and balsamic tasted fresh and light. We finished with the chocolate cake, which was rich and satisfying. This is a great spot for date nights, celebrations, or just a really good Italian dinner. Exceptional experience every time.

Visiting some friends in Charlotte, we drove up to Concord, they suggested Gianni,s Trattoria. In…read moreour group, a couple of got the seafood ravioli and a couple of us ordered the stuffed eggplant, the stuff eggplant was a mazing. The seafood raviolis were full of seafood and the sauce was full and rich. Finished the night with Lemon cake and the layer orange cake both were outstanding! We will be back the next time we're in the area.

I was excited to find out there was a new Hawthorne's close by, especially one that's so bright and…read moreclean. I tried "the inducer" three days before my due date....and went into labor 4 days after my due date. So that didn't work, but it was a really good pizza. The waitstaff was friendly and attentive. Maybe it'll work the next go around

It's a local chain but that's not necessarily a bad thing. No quality or service has been…read moresacrificed for their continued expansion. If you want consistent/scratch made pizza this is your place! It scratches that itch that most pizza places in concord can't! Get the meat eaters well done with garlic knots..you won't find yourself regretting it.

I have always enjoyed Rosarios food. Today was no exception. The only reason for not giving 5 stars…read moreis their customer service. While friendly, I waited a ridiculous amount of time to place my order - and I was second in line! The one person working the counter was also taking phone orders, obtaining the food for take out, and assisting those just walking in. This dude got to a point that he didn't know who to assist first. I don't blame the person juggling the customers. I blame management for not ensuring there was enough help. Why would you only have one person at the counter for a Friday late afternoon?

I came across Rosario's while in NC thanks to their glowing Yelp reviews and decided they'd be…read moreworth the order. I decided to go with a simple half cheese/half chicken pizza, paired with a Greek salad and an order of Carolina gold wings. We ordered via delivery so I can't speak much to the restaurant itself, but our food was super fresh and hot when it arrived. Let me say, the salad was very sad. It seemed like someone just threw the contents of the produce drawer into a container, lol. It was pretty much a head of lettuce cut into huge chunks, half of a tomato and huge chunks of onions. I had to go through and chop the veggies myself. Crazy. The wings were on the smaller side but the sauce was delicious. The pizza itself (well, the cheese portion that I tried) was good. The pie itself was huge and slices were generous. Maybe not a life-changing foodie experience for me but it did its job.

Antonio's Pizza has been a reliable spot in Cabarrus County for the past five years, and I've been…read morea regular for three. It's got that comfortable, neighborhood pizza joint vibe. The pizza itself is decent. I find it a touch saucy for my taste, and I wouldn't complain if they upped the cheese factor a bit. What really shines here are the drinks - they've got a great selection, and the Arnold Palmers are delicious. One of the best things about Antonio's is their full menu. Beyond pizza, they offer a variety of Italian-American classics, and they even have a selection of desserts to round out your meal. It's a great option for families or groups with diverse tastes. While not perfect, Antonio's is a solid choice for a casual meal. It's consistently good, the service is friendly, and the prices are reasonable. They are a 3.5 rounded up.

This place has good chicken Caesar salad and pepperoni pizza. The food and service was good. The…read morepizza was authentic NY style pizza. The prices were decent. I have no complaints.

We dropped in here after a day at the Caroline Renaissance Festival. We had heard a lot about it…read moreand wanted to try it. We decided on the their appetizer sampler just to get a feel for their food, and it wasn't a great feel. The wings were burnt, Maybe that's their "style" but it didn't work. They were so dry. The shrooms had too much breading and were also overcooked, thought at least not burnt. The mozzarella sticks were actually decent. The pretzels was good, but some awful beer cheese. I had two of their IPA's and I did enjoy those. Unfortunately not someplace I'd go back to unless someone assured me it was better

With a name like the Buzzed Viking Brewing Company... a descendant of hearty axe wielding…read morefjordlings like me cannot refuse the opportunity to stop and check it out while passing through the area. Indeed, if the cold North runs through you veins, you'll find house beer and mead aplenty to wet your whistle in an atmosphere that while housed in a modern shopping center, is still somehow appropos. Unfortunately, I had driving to do, so alcohol wasn't in the cards, but the menu appealed to us. We needed some comfort food, so we ended up with an appetizer sampler that included a baked pretzel, jalapeno poppers (instead of the fried ravioli that I guess they were out of), buffalo wings, and mozz sticks. We also got a pizza from the current specials, the spicy hawaiin. We like pineapple on pizza, and definitely prefer pepperoni to ham, and this also included jalapenos... so it sounded right up our alley. FYI, there are no waiters, you simply order at the bar, and they give you a numbered buzzer to pick up your food when ready. I greatly prefer this way of doing things honestly. For the food, honestly... a mixed bag, hence the one star off. The pretzel was great, probably the best of the bunch. Jalapeno poppers were nice and large, good flavor balance of cream cheese and jalapeno. Mozz sticks were mozz sticks. We didn't care for the wings. For one, they weren't tossed in the buffalo sauce, it was just poured over the top, and they also were a tad dry... maybe fried too long. The pizza was a letdown, especially since other reviews were so complimentary of it. The slices were very floppy, it maybe could have used a couple minutes more. The cheese had a nice flavor, but the sauce was not either of our preference. Could have used more pineapple, less jalapeno to balance the bites. Overall, we didn't finish it, and didn't take the leftovers for later. It could just be our personal tastes, so go and decide for yourself. Outside of food, it was trivia night, and people were having a great time. We would have taken part if we were staying longer. I think if I lived in the area, I would still come here, and just figure out what food items are the ones to get and which ones aren't. Great atmosphere, friendly bartender and people.

Everything you expect in Italian food but the flavor. Ingredients were all there, they just didn't…read morewow. The food just tastes cheap and bland. Think shopping club take and bake. My family said reminds me of Pizza Pizza! (National chain). I've had much better but maybe this was just a busy night.

We stopped by on Christmas Eve to get a Stromboli to take back to the house. The restaurant has a…read moredining area and a takeout area. It's a nice place and has a fresh feel. The manager, whose name I believe is Burak, was about as nice a man as you'll meet. The Stromboli came out hot and is a good size. Definitely the largest one I've seen in this area. Overall it was quite tasty with plenty of cheese. I will definitely be back.

My wife and I had the margherita pizza and ten mild wings last night. Wings were very good, a…read morelittle spicy for a mild sauce but good nonetheless. Pizza had a like too much sauce and I would prefer the base of the pizza to be a little more crispy but despite those two things it was delicious.

This was my first time going to this Restaurant. We got there late but the owner was so sweet. He…read moreserved us any and told us to take our time. This restaurant is very family oriented. They do serve beer but no alcohol. We got the meat lovers pizza and barbecue wings. Now I like my wing fried hard but the sauce was savory and sweet. The pizza was a thin crust with a lot of meat. They offer more than just pizza so go and enjoy.

I love you all so much!!!! Perfection every time everyone!!! Family oriented Absolutely a must go…read more This is my favorite restaurant.

Nonna has outdone herself with her gluten free pizza crust! They taste as close to regular crusts…read moreas I can remember. We savored the Margharita, Buffalo, and Lotso Meatso 12" GFs and had plenty of leftovers. The price was not bad at $17.95. We were glad to get to know Annette, who is a personable, attentive, and efficient server. The plates, photographs, wine wall, Italian radio and pastries all evoked the feeling of an old world Italian bistro. Grazie!