Finally got here, but didn't have any meatballs…read more Met a friend for lunch and we shared a pizza. They do Youngstown-style, medium crust baked well, saucy, parmesan cheese (and a packet to add more.) We got sweet and banana peppers. It's a good pizza, but different. Halfway to deep dish, kinda messy. Slices hold together but stuff can slide off. Great flavor. A little zip from the banana peppers. Could use more cheese. Plenty for two old guys to split and have leftovers. Great service. Decent price for quality and quantity. Youngstown decor on their little booth, and local names for items. At the Center Street Market, so people can pick from several food and drink vendors, and eat at sturdy wooden tables in a nice dark cool atmosphere. Way too hot today but plenty of tables (with shade) outside. Parking could be closer, but this is part of a nice central plaza development.

This pizza is so unique! I never thought about adding ricotta after backing. It melted and was…read moredelicious. The flavors worked really well together and the portion size was big enough to share. The meatballs here are also delicious!

Updated review 4/16/2026…read more This time I ordered the combo plate: chicken parm, ravaloli, rigatoni and spaghetti all smothered under red sauce. The red sauce was delicious, full of lotsa spices. I could taste the tomatoes and enjoyed the deep flavors. I wish I would have added a meatball. BUT I had too much food as it was. The spaghetti and rigatoni were just ok. I liked the ravaloli because ilof the cheese inside. And the chicken oatm was breaded but juicy and also excellent. My meal came with a simple salad. Romain/iceburg mix. Shredded carrot, a few pepperonis. The house italian dressing was fabulous! AND bread. That was the softest bread I've ever had. Smothered in butter, it was yummy! Hubs got a pizza. He made the BEST choice! Loads of pepperoni, the perfect smount of cheese and sauce. The crust was not Cokumbus style thin, it had a little thickness but also a nice crunch! My husband called thd crust "airey". Its no wonder Oizza House won the 97.1 pizza madnesschallenge! The voters chore wel! My only complaint was the temperature in the dining room. The AC was cranked to "level 3 snow storm". It really made the dining experience uncomfortable. We went out to the car and geabbed a blanket!

Nicely surprised by this place. I'm a pizza snob, but thought the pesto pizza my daughter had was…read morepretty good. The crust was a bit more like a cracker than a chewy thin crust, but good nonetheless. My biggest joy came from the Chicken Parm. I asked for extra marinara (as most places typically don't give you enough). Not only was the pasta swimming in marinara, but if that was a 1/2 order of spaghetti, bring the family for a full order! The red sauce was superb. Slightly sweet, just like a like it. The chicken was good, too. Hot, juicy, crisp, nicely done. Had a glass of their house Cabernet that didn't suck, so much so that I had a second glass. We also ordered the cheesy garlic bread which wasn't anything special, unless you really like cheese, which made it pretty special. The house bread was fair, I didn't get a knife with the chicken, and our server forgot that it came with a salad. However, no harm no foul. I asked for the salad to go and ate it for lunch with the left over spaghetti the next day. The architecture of the place is rather unique. It's in a square building, but nothing inside is square. It's also a bit dated, with beat up walls and ceiling tiles in need of painting or replacement. But for a pizza joint that has some pretty good pasta options, it's just fine.

We got take out from here last night for the super bowl. The pizza is delicious! The crust is thin…read morewhich a slightly doughy crust. The sauce is slightly sweet and the cheese is generous. It kind of reminds me of Bridge Street Pizza in Dublin with a slightly thicker crust. We also got garlic cheese bread, macaroni and cheese bites, and mozzarella sticks. The macaroni and cheese bites were good as well as the GCB although a tiny bit cold. However considering we got take out on a snowy Super Bowl Sunday they were pretty good. I think the mozzarella sticks might have either been taken too quick out of the fryer or not at all. Fortunately after putting them in the oven they weren't bad. We will definitely try Sparano's again because the pizza was amazing but will pick a time when things will hopefully be more calm.

Same great food but new location. They have moved to 3947 W.Broad,directly across the street from…read moreDrive Time auto sales. Inside is clean and service is friendly and fast. Try the Heavy Meat pizza,it will put you to sleep!

Always quick service. Food is prepared fresh when you order it. Neighborhood eatery that is…read moreperfect for an evening meal. Ordered extra cheese on our pizza. Delicious! Order a larger pizza so you can have some for breakfast. This business also supports the community with donations for our local West High School Alumni Association.

Living in Westerville I rarely find my self anywhere near the West side of Columbus…read more Had heard about Minelli's Pizza&Restaurant and decided to try. Very Impressed! All good...Salad, Roll with garlicky butter. Most places just give you a butter pat. Delicious 1/2 Cheese Ravi & 1/2 Spaghetti w/ 1 meatball. The red sauce was quite delicious- much better than most. Two lovely Twin Sisters run the kitchen and seem to love their family business. I won't get there very often but for my money Minelli's is " Top Notch".

Very good pizza, great happy hour prices, highly recommend! If you are in downtown Columbus you…read morecannot go wrong here for fresh baked thin crust pizza!

I try to find pizza in every city I visit. I was going to place a to go order but I decided to dine…read morein. I am glad I did the pizza was filling and delicious . The service was great and I really enjoyed the vibe.

Delicious pepperoni pizza and stuffed garlic bread! Crispy bacon and crispy crust just the way I…read morelove my pizza. Lucky I got to snag a piece during a local event and thankful I did! I can't wait to come back here again

Easily top 5 best Pizza in Columbus area ( in an area saturated with Pizza joints)…read more Highly Underrated are the Delicious Lasagna and Rigatoni Take home dinners. I was saddened when they pulled out the Hamilton Rd. Gahanna store but Rotolos in Grandview is Top Notch. Good People!

The meat and veggie were very good. Actually tasted better the second day. It's in the cool part of…read moretown so highly recommended

We drove almost 2 hours after I seen a video and just had to try it since it said it was $25 come…read moreto find out the pizza was actually $52. So very misleading. But they did have a $25 option but it was a lot smaller. Being this our first time I had questions, and I only asked two, and got such a gross attitude from the guy, basically belittling me. Idk the workers just had some type of attitude. Been to a lot of restaurants as it's my first time living in the mainland, but this place was probably the worse for customer service. Usually when you come in you're greeted with a smile or hello, seemed liked they were annoyed with being here. So being we for a 22" Fuhgetaboutit Pizza, for $53,

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.

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.