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    Fiori's Pizzaria

    4.4 (603 reviews)
    ModeratePizza, Italian
    Open 11:00 am - 1:00 AM (Next day)

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    FIORI'S PIZZARIA ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Divey
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids

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    Sausage pizza
    Michael W.

    Let me start with parking to this location; as you would be turning off onto the cobblestone road there is an empty lot. The empty lot advertises Fiori's so they must own it. There is no place to park off the cobblestone road. Their service is exceptionally patient; we were unsure on what to order and settled on a small sausage. My wife and I eat light so we did not go for the large (plus we were staying in a hotel). The ambiance isn't fancy, but service is great. They are attentive and accommodating. Everything is made from scratch. They make their own buffalo sauce for wings and I was quite tempted but we were not wanting leftovers. Their pizza crust was delicious and I love their sauce. My only complaints are I wish it was a bit crispier and a bit more sausage on the pizza.

    Julio H.

    I love this place and I wished I had more time to revisit. We ordered two "cuts", one with meatballs and one with pepperoni. Both came with copious amounts of meat, and both meats and pizza dough were delicious. I asked about the chicken wings and surprisingly Fiori's make their own buffalo sauce. I had to get them, and they were one of the best wings I have ever had. All in all, amazing food, amazing people, amazing ambiance. Not the place to take a date, but your date may love it.

    Mariah M.

    Fiori's pizza is good! The staff gets a bonus star because we went maybe 20-minutes before close and they were still attentive and patient with us, a new customer. We ordered a pepperoni with extra cheese pizza, and it was good. I heard it was one of the best in the city, so I guess I can see why! An extra thank you is given to the team too, because they provided the red pepper flakes and plates to go for us! Even right before close.

    The boys making my pie!
    Dc B.

    One of the best pizzas I've ever eaten in my entire life! We fix you up ! The cheese, sauce amazing pie. Cheers!

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    Bethany M.

    My mouth waters just thinking about writing this review for Fiori's Pizzaria! We usually go to the Beechview location. We crave their pizza, meatballs with sauce in a dish, and their buffalo wings. A staple for most Steelers games when we watch at home and as often as we can get there. We travel to amazing cities all over and always compare the meatballs to Fiori's. We'll say "they're not as good as Fiori's" nearly every time. I know there are pizza wars in Pittsburgh, and I've tried nearly every place in the last 30 years. Fiori's will always be my favorite! The staff are wonderful and the owner is a little Italian gentlemen who is very charismatic. This isn't the place to go if you want ambiance or a nice dine in experience, but their food is soooo good. They don't do delivery. There is a cobblestone street out front to park and a little tiny parking lot in front of the wall on the Main Street. So worth it to get their food.

    Gerald H.

    Stopped in to order takeout slices. Close-quarters interior with a small counter to sit at and wait. Order a cheese slice and a pepperoni slice. Staff seemed friendly, while waiting for my order, a couple different guys working addressed me. I appreciate that kind of stuff. Pizza: I'm usually not a sweeter sauce fan, but what works here is the fact the sauce amount is thin, so even though it's sweet, it's not overpowering and the cheese can mellow that out. Love the yellow baked color with the brown bubbles - just a hearty pie.

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    The best pizza in town. Friendly neighborhood vibes. Best place to go after a Pens or Steelers game.

    Large pizza, extra cheese, served at the counter
    Jill H.

    My favorite pizza hot. My favorite pizza leftover at room temp. My favorite pizza cold the next morning. I don't particularly like Fiori's with toppings and I think it needs extra cheese (which on this particular visit was a little thin, tbh.) I hate the McMurray location--underbaked, skimpy on cheese, salads SWIMMING in dressing, and just too...new, nice. Original divey Brookline location with its crowded space, cobblestone death trap street, gum machines, and Pittsburghy vibe is the only Fiori's and it's an A+--perfect cheese blend, not overly saucy, chewy and crunchy crust, friendly guys working there, and still priced right.

    What pizza should look like

    Officially done with this place. Whenever they are even moderately busy, they undercook their pizzas. I like mine well done. The past FOUR times i requested a pizza well done it was ignored. You would think a relatively famous pizzeria would be able to handle such a request. (I have experience with brick oven pizza making). Surviving on a reputation earned years ago. The SNL of pittsburgh eateries. F you!!!!

    James D.

    Popped in at midnight for a late night cut and some meatballs. It was bustling and busy, wild for a Wednesday night. Solid neighborhood late night spot. Service was fantastic. Discounted prices if paying cash. Skip the fast food and support local.

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    Loves me Fiori's. BEST PIZZA IN PITTSBURGH. Wish we had one closer to PIA area. Keep on making those beautiful pies

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    Loved the pizza and the Italian old family atmosphere! Great service too !! But they need to serve cannolis.

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    Can you eat in?

    There is a small dining area with a few tables. But it’s not very comfortable as there is a constant stream/line of people coming in to order/pick up their pizza. It can get very chaotic at times.

    Is there delivery to Mt Washington?

    Sorry they only do pick up. They don't have delivery.

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    Seriously what's not to love about this place. From the servers to the food to the ambiance, both…read moretimes we've been here it's been immaculate. Got the pasta with a crispy chicken cutlet again, which could have been a meal on its own-may have been a foot across. House made pasta was delicious as usual. Star of this round was the brussel sprouts, by far the best I've ever had. Have heard people say they can make vegetables take on that meaty taste, and this nails it. And they're huge! Meatballs melt in your mouth.

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    Seated via OpenTable Reservations…read more Food & Drink: - Mixed Drink(s): 5 / 5 Sip of Sunshine Old Fashioned - My server recommended it and I couldn't understand why he called it SOS until I had it. Spoiler: it's not the name. Clean, clear, smells like any other bourbon until that first sip reveals just how perfectly blended it is. The kind of drink you savor while watching the sun set on the horizon. Crème Brûlée Espresso Martini - As my heart rate settled from the first drink I needed something to kick it back up. One sip and I could've read the dictionary cover to cover without blinking. Close your eyes and the aroma takes you straight to that first cup of coffee fresh out of the pot. Lemon Blueberry Cheesecake Martini - Beautiful presentation but flatter in flavor than the previous two. However for a final cocktail that was exactly the point -- the perfect calm down after a rich and spicy meal. - Food: 4.25 / 5 Bread, Oil & Dip: A great palate cleanser that quickly taught me the chef loves his spices. The dip was described as "Italian Hummus" and if this is the standard I completely understand the hype. Appetizer - Ceviche Peruviano: Think of that forgotten appetizer thrown together last minute for a dinner party, a hodgepodge of raw fish and vegetables. But every bite delivers an explosion of complementary flavors, and that sneaky hint of spice hiding in the raw fish bites will wake you up immediately. Pre-pasta - Tuscan Kale Salad: Needed something to cleanse my palate after the spicy ceviche and frankly I am tired of Caesar salad. Not a kale fan normally because it tastes like dirt, but the lemon vinaigrette adds just enough flavor to make that dirt genuinely enjoyable. Pasta - Cacio E Pepe: Easily the highlight. My buddy describes it perfectly as fancy fettuccine. I have never liked fettuccine until now. My server, who prepared it himself, recommended adding house chili oil for a slight kick. I went one click past recommended and even then it was still divine. I would order it again without hesitation. Entrée - Veal Chop, Lobster Tail & Vegetables (Chef's preference): After riding Cloud 9 all evening I felt like Icarus flying too close to the sun. One word: bland. The veal was overcooked with all the flavor locked into the fat, and the lobster tail tasted like a convenience store impulse buy. The best use of those bones would be soup stock. I had no desire to finish it. Dessert - Tuxedo Crème Brûlée: As much as I wanted the house raspberry tiramisu I left the choice to my server after some back and forth. He recommended this for its balance of sweetness and berry bitterness and he was right. The perfect final note to tap out on. Service: 10 / 5 Even now, I still don't think I tipped my server enough. Dining alone, he made the evening feel like I had a companion at the table. Great conversation, personalized attention, and a level of service that few will ever experience. It was a pleasure to talk to someone who knows and appreciates food as much as I do. If you want an exceptional dining experience, request AJ as your server. I promise you won't be disappointed. Vibe: 5 / 5 Presentation, presentation, presentation. That is the theme every dish and the environment itself conveys the moment you walk through the doors at Alla Famiglia. This is a place for those who want to feel bourgeois for the night. Overall 4.25 / 5: My goal in life is to become a regular somewhere. There is something special about finding a place you love so much that every visit still feels like a new experience. Alla Famiglia is exactly that type of place. During my visit I was introduced to new items and dishes not listed on the menu, which only adds to that sense of discovery. It may be a while before I return since this place isn't cheap and my restaurant bucket list is long, but I will be back. Hopefully AJ is still there when I do, because that is exactly the kind of server you want in your corner as a regular. Recommend? Absolutely

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    3.9 miGreenfield
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    A friend told us how good Big Jim's was and we are so glad we decided to go try it…read more We were warmly greeted when we entered. The waitress was also very nice and accommodating the entire time. A man was also very helpful and brought us things we may need. I really enjoyed the super meaty and delicious meatballs on my meatball hoagie. The Marinara was really good. My husband's Italian and absolutely loved the veal cutlet sandwich. It was huge, crunchy and tasty. It made him nostalgic for the veal cutlets his grandmother used to make. The Fresh-cut Fries were good but weren't seasoned well enough. I also wish they were crunchier. We saw a man order the Stromboli and it was ginormous but looked delicious. He was a big guy and only ate about 25% of it. Got my mom a corned beef sandwich and she said it one of the best she had ever had. We're Irish and she loves them. There are lots of great things on the menu and will be back to try other things.

    4/11/26- Popped in for lunch today, and the place was nearly empty but the hostess, bartender and…read morewaitress were super pleasant. Ordered the Fried Jalapinos and they were good, but the basic Sysco product. I don't think anyone makes them from scratch- do they? Anyway for $6, I wasn't disappointed. My son ordered the Big Jim's Club and could only finish half. Look at the size of that sandwich! Then I ordered a side of fries to go w his other half so he could take it home w him. Thanks Big Jim's..! Keep on, Keeping on...!

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