Great service. Employees were helpful and kind…read more Pizza was not to my taste--the cheese tasted buttery, there was not a lot of sauce on it, and the sauce that was on it was a bit sweet. I probably won't come back--I prefer my cheese a bit sharper and more sauce--but I hope people who like their pizza this way patronize them.

Renovated for a year to open a bar, and that cash cow of a bar they were hoping for closes at 10:00…read morepm. Complete joke. Has to be a tax write off so the owner can invite his friends over and drink in his bar. If that's not the case, the guy is scared of making money. I could go on and on about how this makes zero sense. Add a bar to the most well known spot for food after the bars in Ames, but don't sell alcohol to the people that hold this business together. And it's not like anyone is asking for beer at 2:00 am. We're talking an hour or two before that when students are leaving the bars early and grabbing a slice. Let us enjoy a beer with our pizza during that window. That's prime time for your actual customer base. Jeff's was perfect without the bar, but why add one if you're just not going to use it when it actually makes sense?

Great vibe. Great food. Denver crust with honey is the best. Make sure to check it out when…read morevisiting Ames.

Great place to stop in for some pizza and beer. It is a small place but very cute. The pizza was…read moreamazing!

We got take out. My husband and I split a cheesesteak sub. It was shaved roast beef topped with…read moregrilled onions, mushrooms, green peppers and mozzarella cheese. It was great! We also got an M&M dessert pizza. Sadly the dessert pizza wasn't great. When I think of dessert pizza I think of a cookie crust.......this had a pizza crust......wasn't real good in my opinion. I think I will stick to the rest of the menu, which had some real good looking items on it. This place also has awesome prices.

Good pizza, fast service! Try the M&M desert pizza! Haven't tried their sandwiches but have heard…read morethey're great.

We were in Nevada for my boy's basketball tournament. We had time to kill and needed lunch, so we…read morestopped into this place not sure what to expect. This place is a bit of a dive. And I don't say that as a bad thing. It's an old school small town bar, and place for people to gather and eat pretty reasonably priced pizza. The building is old and not real attractive, but don't let that fool you. I don't know anything about this place, but I'd guess it's a family run joint. The bar tender was also our server....it was a quiet day there. She was quite pleasant and really did a good job. She may have been part of the owning family. The food was very reasonably priced and the pizza was surprisingly good. We had a thin crust pizza. The crust was very good. The fried pickles were pretty good too, although they were served in one of those red plastic baskets without any paper lining. I was a little surprised by that and hoped the basket was cleaned, but I was so hungry I actually didn't care. It tasted good. The beer was good and cold and pretty cheap too. I debated on giving this place 3 stars. My gut said to go with 4. If you can appreciate an old school pizza joint, that looks like it's held a couple of small town wedding receptions or parties in the back room, then you'll know why I gave it 4 stars. Not all people will love this place, but it sure hit the spot and helped us kill some time and drink a few cool ones before we had to move on.

When they take the time to fully cook the pizza pie with out burning it, it is very very good!…read moreLast time we were there I found they needed to be more consistent in their final product! I will not give up.. they are friendly, clean and a great group of people!

Great pizza here, one of the best pizzas in town. Decent beer selection for a bowling alley, but it…read morecould be better. Did I mention the pizza is great? Sit at the bar, soak it up.

I had a coupon for their weekday pizza buffet ($2 off the usual price of $7) and was curious to see…read moreif a bowling alley restaurant could make good pizza, so I gave the buffet a try. It wasn't awful, but there is MUCH better pizza to be had in Ames. I got there a few minutes before the scheduled start time of 11:30 AM and the waitress was nice enough to ask me whether there was any particular kind of pizza I would like to have on the buffet. I asked for beef and onion and within five or ten minutes a pizza that was half plain cheese, half beef and onion appeared. For about the next fifteen or twenty minutes that was the only pizza that constituted the buffet, but I didn't much mind because the half of the pizza that I preordered was plenty for me. (From 11:30 until noon, when I left, I was the only patron, so I didn't have to share with anybody.) At around ten minutes to noon a few more pizzas came out, each one also divided in half; I didn't have any of the new ones, though, having eaten my fill of the beef and onion. The pizza itself was adequate, but was not much better than a good-quality frozen pizza that you can buy at a grocery store. However, for five bucks (which included unlimited pop and a salad bar that consisted of plain lettuce and a variety of dressings in squeeze bottles) I certainly feel like I got my money's worth. At full price, though, I think Valentino's buffet, which isn't much more expensive, serves better quality pizza, and I remain convinced that the absolute best pizza in town is at Joe's Pizza and Pasta, which is genuine NY style (but which is not open until 4 PM, so is not available for lunch).

Delicious pizza! Crust was thin and crispy. We took it over to the little wine bar and enjoyed it.read more

I hadn't been to Belucci's since the 1980s and was *so* excited to see it was still around! Finally…read moremade it back last month with my daughter on a Wednesday evening. Sadly, we were the only ones in the restaurant -- and it felt like not much has changed since the place opened back in the 50s or 60s. Same booths (I'm pretty sure), and not sure the last time they've been deep cleaned. The bathroom in particular was... rough. There's a really cool old jukebox that adds to the nostalgia -- but unfortunately, it was out of order. Would've been nice to sip on a beer while waiting (the pizza took quite a while), but just a heads-up: they only serve canned pop and bottled water. Now, the good news -- once the pizza finally arrived, it was **fantastic**. Classic brick-oven flavor, perfectly crisp, and loaded with flavor. We ate the whole thing even though we'd planned to save leftovers for my daughter and her roommate! If I lived in Boone, I'd absolutely order from here again -- but next time, it would definitely be takeout.

Not on the main stop but right on the 510th Ave headed South out of Ames you will go right by it if…read moreyou are not paying attention. Parking is plentiful in the gravel parking lot. We made our way inside and its set up as you would expect a pub. Lots of people inside. Group off to the side and most the tables were full. We snagged a seat and a waitress came over pretty quickly. She got our drinks and we spaced out with whatever was on tv. Hubby has been here before but this was my first time. The menu was limited. He said they used to have burgers, but from a photo on their website it looks like the menu was updated in 2022 and no burgers anymore. Fried food and Pizza are your options. Yes there are a few other things, but it appears simplified and makes for quicker turn around. We were not really up for pizza but I wanted to try the fried tenderloin sandwich. We decided to split it and get a side of cheesballs. The sandwich came out hot and with a side of crinkle cut fries. It was really good. It wasn't too thin and the batter was really good. The individual that was with us got a salad. The salad was huge! it was so big she had to take most of it with her. I would probably go back for another Tenderloin. Probably go back to try the pizza as well. Lots of good comments about the Pizza on here. Give them a try if you are driving by.

Had the Italian chicken sandwich , it there was absolutely no flavor . No mozzarella, and it looked…read morelike they just plopped a big spoon full of marinara sauce on the bottom bun. All that sauce made the bun super soggy, couldn't even pick it up to eat it. The marinara sauce tasted like tomato paste mixed with stewed tomatoes.

Unfortunately only open for takeout orders Friday/Saturday/Sunday these days since Covid, this…read morefamily-owned and operated place has been an institution for many years. Pizza is like art, everyone likes different things, but I like the pizza here and always have. Try getting black olives and green olives on the same pie. It's a rare choice you don't see at many pizza parlors and just delicious to me even though I'm not a big consumer of olives otherwise. Add onions for more zip and whatever else you like. Friendly owner, nice local staff. Certainly worth a try when you're nearby.

The pizza here is amazing. The pizza Place has been in…read morebusiness many years and always has the best pizza. It is only to go right now.