I went into Joe's Pizza for a quick lunch. The pizza was so very delicious. It was like going to…read morethe Italian section of New York City. The crust was perfect. All the ingredients were top shelf and they have Peroni on tap, and it was ice cold! The service was fast and friendly, and I recommend this place highly

We've been coming here for years over all this staff did a fantastic job The restaurant was clean,…read moreso no complaints there however, I was disappointed how soggy the dough of the pizza was :/ and they must've changed their mozzarella sticks which just not the same and will be a no for me. Soo it is what it is!

My husband and I ordered takeout from Giovanni's Pizza and it completely hit the spot…read more The Vibe: Located in a strip mall next to Publix, this place is easy to miss--but definitely worth stopping in. The restaurant itself was very clean, and the staff were genuinely friendly when we picked up our order. Timing: Our order was ready in about 20 minutes, which was perfect for a quick and easy dinner. What We Ordered: * Garlic Knots * Half Cheese / Half Pepperoni Pizza The Food: Let's just say... I was way too excited to eat to take photos before digging in... The pizza is a solid New York-style pie--great crust, flavorful sauce, and the perfect cheese ratio. Crispy, cheesy, and done right. The garlic knots were just as good--fluffy, well-seasoned, and packed with flavor. Soft inside, perfectly garlicky outside. Overall: Everything about this meal was exactly what we were hoping for. Simple, delicious, and satisfying. This has officially become our new go-to spot for pizza takeout. We'll definitely be back--and next time, we'll have to dine in and check out the full experience. Pro tip: Don't skip the garlic knots--they're a must.

Wanted to try this small, independent restaurant and stopped in a few weeks ago. Ordered the…read moreitalian sub but unfortunately did not see mayo as one of the toppings. Sub was immersed in mayo. Decided to just eat the meat, cheese and toppings instead (because the bread was very tough to chew). Could not pry the cheese away from the bread because of the mayo. Finally, the meat consisted of a few slices of ham, a little pepperoni and TWO shaved pieces of salami (that could not have been genoa because of the taste). All in all, not a good value at all - taste, quantity or price - take your pick.

This is okay pizza. Very nice for this little community…read more Dual business with the Little Shoppe of Coffee More of a pick up pizza than a dine in Limited drinks menu Happy that they have Green Olives We would most like return but give something else on the menu a try.

Wanted to try this place as we saw it, bookmarked it on Yelp and then had someone recommend it…read more First of all the parking lot is dirt and gravel, not ideal for motorcycles. Second of all it's super small. 3 tables and 6 chairs. There's a loveseat, (more like for waiting on your takeout) and 2 picnic tables under a covering. You order at the counter. They had salads, subs, pizza and pasta. We got a 16" Hawaiian pizza with green olives. They also have a 12". Beverages are bottled Coke products and some bottles of tea. They have Coke Zero which is very surprising. Pizza was ready in about 20 minutes. They brought it out with paper plates and napkins. It was piping hot (I burnt the roof of my mouth!). Thin crispy crust. It was ok, not great. I'd get something different if I return. Guy was friendly.

This was my first time enjoying Stromboli's. We were celebrating a co-workers retirement and her…read morechoice was pizza from here. Since we needed a rather large order and when we were given the pickup time for 11:30am and they were hot and ready at that exact time. We had cheese, sausage, pepperoni and an Aloha. My favorite by far was the Aloha with ham and pineapple, so yummy . Great New York style pizzas, huge slices that are totally foldable! I look forward to returning and trying some of their other menu items. Happy dining!

The most atrocious pizza we've ever had. Never ever going back. 10 lbs of mozzarella w/ huge amount…read moreof salty parmesean dumped over soggy dough (caused by the ridiculously amounts of cheese). Then cut so carelessly the slices were so uneven and still attached together. I called to give the worker/manager/owner? feedback to perhaps help them improve next time, and it was evident he could've cared less. Sad.

Kitchen Sink Pizza great, funnel cake fries fresh with chocolate sauce, Stromboli all is great food…read morebut pricey. Service must order and take to the table when they text you-paper plates and plastic wear is not sturdy enough, ambiance is rugged wood seating indoor and outdoor.

Love the pizza it's always top notch with fresh ingredients but the price increases this last year…read moreare not reasonable. $20 for a 12 inch is equivalent to $35 for a large making it probably the most expensive pizza in the area. Hence 4 vs 5 stars

Michael's Ali Coal Fired Pizza, located inside Plant Street Market, downtown Winter Garden is a…read moregreat place if you are looking for pizza. Their menu is pretty large and they cook their items in the coal fire pizza oven. I like that since it gives it that crispy crunchy pizza. Their location is inside Plant Street which has a ton of food places. The best thing about Plant Street is that everyone can get what they want. There are tables throughout Plant Street and Michael's Ali Coal Fire has a few bar seats at their location as well. They specialize in pizza but do have additional options such as stromboli's, wings, and sandwiches. There are some specialty pizzas on their menu but you can also create your own, which is what we did. Next time we will probably go with a specialty pizza just to try it out, but we went with pepperoni and bacon. It was also topped with a little basil. The bacon was pretty much nonexistent but it did have a slight saltiness to it, so I'm sure it was there. My wife loves bacon on her pizza so she definitely wished there was more of it. Overall it was a great pizza. We actually ordered it to take home since we had already had some food at Plant Street. However, it was good and hot and fresh, we ate the entire thing. The pizza is not overall large, I think about 6-7 slices. We shared since we were trying a lot of things. The crust was also really crispy, and not overly charred as sometimes coal fire pizzas can get. Another item we wanted to try but were too full, was the Cheesy Bread which has Roasted Garlic Oil fired with Prosciutto, Mozzarella, Provolone & Gorgonzola. We saw someone else get it and it really looked delicious, very cheesy and really good. The team who works here is also really nice. They were friendly, let us take our time, offered to answer any questions and were just nice. They had a little game going and would ask a question as you paid. They were keeping track of answers. Overall, this is a great spot. I would come back anytime we felt like a pizza. Very great food! ACES!

Michael's Ali Coal Fired Pizza is located inside Plant Street Market in downtown Winter Garden. It…read moreis a local pizza spot serving really great food. They actually have a really large menu for a small spot. They are closer to Crooked Can. There are some seats at their spot (similar to bar seats), but most people get their food to go and eat around Plant Street. Plant Street is a market that has tons of permanent vendors, most of which are food. This spot is truly Italian specializing in pizza but there are other options as well. Some of those options include stromboli's, wings, and sandwiches. They have a few different specialty pizza selections but then you can also create your own. We like to create our own but all their specialty pizzas sounded absolutely delicious. Next time, I think we will pick one of the specialty ones. We went with just pepperoni and bacon. The bacon was hardly present but did give a nice saltiness to the pizza. The pizza was on the thinner side which I love, it was crispy on the edges and just a really great pizza. We actually ordered it with the intention of taking it home for the next day, but it was so good, we ended up eating it all that night. Something we wanted but we were so full from other food options at Plant Street was the CHEESY BREAD which has Roasted Garlic Oil fired with Prosciutto, Mozzarella, Provolone & Gorgonzola. This is something we will for sure be getting next time. It sounded so great! For pizza we will be getting the BUFFALO CHICKEN which is Hot Wing Sauce Base, Roasted Chicken, Gorgonzola, Provolone, Mozzarella...Finished with Celery. Their options are just really great. The servers were super friendly as well. They will take your phone number and text you when its ready. This way you can go walk around, grab a table, grab a beer from Crooked Can and wait for your food. This is definitely a spot you need to try out when you are at Plant Street! Great food, great employees and a fun atmosphere.

We had been craving authentic New York-style pizza, and my partner found Grand Central Pizza…read moreStation on Instagram. We're so glad we decided to give it a try! One thing that immediately stood out was how spotless the restaurant was. When I went to the restroom, it was incredibly clean and even smelled fresh. A clean restroom is always a big plus for me. We ordered our pizzas and drinks while we waited. They offer pizzas from 10-inch personal sizes up to 16-inch pizzas that are perfect for sharing with friends and family. Oh my goodness--the pizza was amazing! I ordered the 3 Meat pizza, and it was absolutely delicious. It had been a long time since I'd had such a great New York-style pizza. The crust wasn't too thin or too thick--it had the perfect texture with a nice chew. Every bite was satisfying, and we both finished our pizzas without leaving a slice behind! The staff were friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. We'll definitely be coming back again!

There's a reason why the One Bite Review scored this joint the way he did. It's that good. The…read morepizzas here hits every single part of what makes a pizza so good and even makes it special. Yes, based on the most basic premise, pizza's are not necessarily that hard. But, Papa John's, Pizza Hut, Little Caesars and countless smaller shops have managed to absolutely trash that basic premise of what makes a pizza such a simply satisfying meal. The proprietor doesn't want a good pizza. He wants everyone to experience a great pizza. There is so much pride in how every single component is exceptional in quality. It shows and tastes exceptional. We tried a the Nonna NY style pie and a the house pepperoni special Detroit style. My gosh. Words won't describe how perfect a bite these actually were! Now add the fact that everyone seems proud of what they are doing and the owners believes in absolute satisfaction, this is the kind of regular stop I'd consider a great night with family. Good energy in a non-descript location makes it that much more special! One little tip. Try the key lime pie or you're simply missing out!

After a few years of living in Horizon West, we finally went to The Pizza Press one night for…read moredinner. We decided to share a pizza and then go next door to Abbott's for dessert. I liked that the menu was pretty extensive with unique options (or you could choose to built your own pizza, like Blaze Pizza). I was surprised by the secondary Brazilian pizza menu. We had just tried Brazilian pizza at Pie-Fection, so I didn't realize we had another pizza location close by that offered this specialty. We ordered the Quatro Queijos - tomato sauce, Mozzarella, Parmesan, Blue Cheese, and Catupiry Cream Cheese. The blue cheese is what really sold it for me. We then chose to top it off with a balsamic glaze and basil. It was a nice evening out, so we decided to sit outside on their patio, which looks like mostly a lounge area for drinking and conversation with lounge chairs, sofas, and coffee tables. Not the easiest for eating pizza, but it was still enjoyable. But they could really use more ambiance out there with better lighting, plants, etc. The pizza itself was amazing; I loved the flavor combination. And it was hot and delicious. The service itself when ordering and then paying was so-so. It was a Sunday night, so I don't know if that's when they don't have their best crew on or what. If the pizza wasn't so delicious, we probably wouldn't give them another chance, but we'll go back again maybe during the day for lunch and see what the service is like. TBH, it definitely feels more like a lunch place or family night out with kids.

We came to the Pizza Press for their Disney and Universal workers BOGO 12" pizzas…read more The service was decent, as well as the food. We also ordered the 6 piece wings with Mango Habanero sauce since they were out of the 3 sauce options we asked for. The taste and the flavors were ok, but for $9.99 these wings were tiny and super fatty. My biggest concern was the cleanliness of the establishment itself. There were bugs flying and crawling around on the floor, the tables were grimy and overall just looked like no one ever wiped down the place. Tables were cleared, but I notice that they had sanitizing spray and paper towel out on the counter by the trash - unfortunately giving me the impression that they expect customers to clean the tables themselves. Even the bathrooms were unkept and gross. I also found it a little weird that they had a makeshift office in the dining area. It was somewhat blocked off by open book shelves, but if you walked by you could clearly see paperwork and monitors through the shelves. This is also where they kept the to-go pizza boxes for guests to grab, which were piled up so high I was concerned someone was going to reach and knock them all over. With so many better options around the local area, I unfortunately do not believe I'll be coming back to the Pizza Press anytime soon.