This is THE place to go for relaxed, but excellent ambiance, plus a fantastic outdoor area to be enjoyed by kids and adults alike. Though very busy, on our visit, they had several parking spots still available in the large gravel lot. We walked right in, and, even with a line, ordered in less than ten minutes. While this is sit down dining, you will order first, be assigned a number, and then they deliver food as it is ready.
The menu is heavy on the pizza, of course, with standard options, classics like margherita, and more creative ones featuring tequila beef, buffalo sauce, or caesar dressing. Pizzas are a large medium. Serving size is designated 1-2 people, but I would say up to four, depending on hunger levels or if you supplement with additional food.
And you are a fool if you don't have at least seven orders of the asiago garlic bread. My goodness, that stuff is heavenly! It is served with cilantro ranch sauce, which you would expect to be overwhelming with the already rich cheese, but no, it is perfection. I ordered the Italian salad, and all those featuring romaine leaves are grilled. It is excellent, and elevates a standard salad. With that said, while mine was great, the ranch salad was better, and the Caprese Martini, adorably presented in a mason jar, filled with luscious orbs of fresh mozzarella and a sweet but balanced balsamic vinegar reduction, was the best of all.
Pizza is not my favorite, but I tried a bit of every one at our table. Each was very tasty with super thin, crisp browned crusts. California Dreamin' won overall fav, but you truly cannot choose wrong. Gluttons that we are, we shared the 'Splodin S'mores dessert, basically a calzone filled with marshmallow cream, chocolate, sweetened condensed milk, and crushed graham crackers. Did we need it? No. Did we finish it? Absolutely! I especially enjoyed the textural crunch of the crackers, and this could only be improved by dark chocolate as it was, unsurprisingly, quite sweet.
Food arrived quickly, and on our Thursday night visit, they had a live band performing a mix of music. Prices are reasonable for such well-prepared, people-pleasing food: $8ish for salads, around $15 for pizzas. They had a selection of beers, many local, and some wine as well.
Now, to the outside: It is glorious! Even in the cold, we could not help but wander about a bit after dinner (thankfully, they have heaters along the deck). Fairy lights hang everywhere; there is a fire pit, games like giant Connect 4, cornhole, and skeeball, an open air bar, adorable made-for-IG sign, even a dang treehouse! read more