Bricksworth Beer Co. is definitely worth a visit! The Detroit-style pizza was absolutely…read moredelicious--crispy, cheesy, and loaded with flavor (the pepperoni and peppers were outstanding). They also had a great selection of beers, so there was something for every taste. If you're in Minneapolis and looking for excellent pizza and craft beer, this is a must-stop! Very close proximity to Target Field, Home of the Twins, which was turn key when I was looking for a postgame bite and beverage! Also, the cherry on top was the bartender being extra friendly and even charging my cell phone for me, because the battery was dead. That came in clutch, so I could order my Uber.

Two people who care about beer both liked their beer a lot…read more Mr October - good fest beer Pizza was very good on focaccia bread. Fries were very good Plain nuggets were maybe fried a little too long but nice size chunks of chicken. Brickworks salad was very good. Service was very good and food comes pretty quick.

First time customer at Pizza Supreme. I "really" wanted to like this place, due to proximity to my…read morehome, and the fact they offer "take-and-bake" pizzas. Love picking up pizza this way and simply cooking it on my schedule hours later. Ordered hand tossed 14 inch with traditional pizza sauce. Toppings were cheese and Italian sausage. Presentation was excellent. Couldn't wait to enjoy it later. First criticism would be the sausage, however. What cold be better than fresh Italian sausage on a pizza? This sausage (on the other hand) was pre-cooked, obviously provided by a food service company... very similar to what any consumer can purchase from grocery stores. Disappointing. Now the crust. I opted for "hand tossed" style crust. The crust "looked" freshly made, but after cooking it, suspect it too was not homemade dough at the restaurant, but rather, received, likely frozen from a vendor. Baked at 425ºF (per instructions) for around 15 mins. Crust edges were lightly browned, as was bottom crust. Top cheese had acquired some color as well, so it was done. The crust lofted when baked like "hand-tossed" crusts are supposed to, however, I did not smell the characteristic scent of "yeast" when baking. When sampling the pizza, could not detect any flavors of yeast in the crust, even when it had cooled a bit, further increasing suspicions this is not homemade dough on site. Crust tasted quite like some of the frozen varieties of "rising crust" pizzas do that you can find in your grocery freezer section. If it is homemade dough on site... I must apologize for being incorrect, but it certainly did not taste as such to this reviewer. Now the sauce. The traditional red sauce provided was only "okay" as well. Would describe it as very thick. Like it's 80% tomato paste, 20% sauce with very little spice. "Lacking" in flavor is what I would say. So: a crust not unlike frozen rising-crust, lackluster manufactured Italian sausage, and lackluster sauce. Nothing tasted "bad" but nothing stood-out as exceptional either. Goal here is not to upset the apple cart of this restaurant. There are plenty of 5 star reviews so they seem to have a solid fan base. Coming from a pizza lover who makes their own often from scratch, however... Pizza Supreme did not inspire. UPDATE: June 2, 2026. Just noticed the last two review after mine that glorify the place are interesting as they are the only review either reviewer has done on Yelp. Makes one wonder if they are even real. Just sayin'

Best Pizza, honestly. Just moved to the area, and looking for our new go-to's. Pizza Supreme hits…read morethe mark. We ordered 3 different personal pizzas and a personal pizza fries to try multiple. Not a single bad slice to be had.

Really good pizza. Never had a bad one. Sauce is a little on the peppery side, which I love. Prices…read moreare what I expect.

Here is opinion based on two visits, one at lunchtime and one at dinner time…read more The pizza is good if you like thin crust. Both the sausage and the sauce taste great! They're different and taste delicious! The two times I have been there, the service has been wonderful. However, it is way too overpriced for a small pizza joint. I went back for lunch today and was sticker-shocked. $10 for two slices of thin crust pizza is too expensive in my opinion. It's good pizza, but not $5/thin-crust slice good. And for how expensive it is, the rundown interior does not match the type of pizza or its prices. Overall: good pizza, great sauce, and great service. But probably not worth the prices. It's a bummer, because it's great pizza, but not $5 a small slice good.

Stopped by for lunch and it was so good…read more They have daily specials, and the portions are no joke. Even a half sandwich is a huge, very filling serving. Everything is made fresh to order. They slice the meat and cheese right there and you can fully customize your sandwich, which I love. The service was phenomenal. Super friendly and welcoming, which made the whole experience even better. Cute shop and they also have a great selection of Italian products in the shop, plus their own ready-made items like homemade frozen pizzas and take-and-bake entrees, which is such a nice bonus. It's takeout only, but they make it easy with online ordering. Prices are very reasonable for the quality and portion size. This place is truly a hidden gem.

Great Italian deli in the area! The food here was excellent & came very quickly. Service was…read moreoverall very good as well. We didn't stick around for long as we took for takeout. Many options, will definitely be returning to try more things!!

I like this place quite a bit. We've gotten them a few times. The Carnivoro pizza is pretty good,…read morealthough I'm not sure I would order it again given all the other options that they had. It almost seemed like too much meat, but that's literally what you're ordering with the Carnivoro so I can't complain. The Chicken Alfredo pizza was good. The garlic cheese bread is also fantastic! I want to come back and try some of their other specialties, we've had some of them before, but I can't recall which ones I did and didn't like. I also haven't had a chance to try their wings yet so curious to do that. Heads up, though, these guys are very expensive. If you're looking for something cheaper, you want look elsewhere. But if you want some higher end, New York style pizza, these guys do it pretty dang good!

Great local pizza spot in the suburbs. Enzo's does classic New York-style pizza really well, with…read moreoptions for takeout, delivery, or a quick dine-in. They have a few tables inside but it's definitely more of a grab-and-go place. You can buy pizza by the slice or order huge whole pies, which is perfect for groups. There's a solid variety of specialty pizzas, plus salads and build-your-own options. They also seem to run a lot of rotating deals, which makes it an easy go-to. The pizza itself was delicious. True NY-style with a thin, crunchy crust and that melt-in-your-mouth bite. Simple, satisfying, and done right. If you're looking for a reliable neighborhood pizza shop with great flavor, Enzo's is a solid choice.

My son and I were out shopping and there is a Facebook marketplace online coupon for buy 1 get one…read morefree Butter Chicken or Tiki bowl. It was 12:15 on black Friday and Noone else was here. Should have been a sign. I showed cashier coupon on my phone. No expiration date anywhere. She calls her manager to see if she can take it. The answer was no! Huh? She said we could order $9.99 lunch. We would have probably ordered more, but I said to her. "You would turn down business?" We then walked out. Never to return! I predict they will close soon. They do not honor their Facebook marketplace ad. I said they need to take it down then.https://www.facebook.com/share/1Bi8J6gFpG/

I tried the tandoori chicken bowl, flavors were all great. My problem with this bowl is that the…read moreratio's were SO off. I was basically eating a 1/4 cup of rice with 1 piece of chicken, 1 cucumber and 1 strip of a carrot, not even any garbanzo beans in every bite. Not worth the money in my opinion. Just stick with a pizza, I have never had a bad pizza here!

I've been going to Ole Piper since the 80's when I was in High School. Their pizza is 2nd to none…read moreand having had to switch to Gluten Free options as I"ve gotten older, they still deliver on taste in that area too when so many fail! When I moved away after graduation, whenever I came home this was where I went first to eat! So glad they are still here!

I used to come here every Sunday as a kid with my dad. This place has been renovated and has plenty…read moreof TV's to catch a game. This time my mom and I went and we agreed, it's not quite the same, but still pretty tasty! When we first walked in, we were not greeted... rather the boy at the front said "why are you here?" We thought that was super strange and I asked "are you closing?" He said "no" and just stood there... We said "ok well can we get a table then?" And he said "oh sure, just pick one" Not a great start. However, our waitress was wonderful! I didn't get her name but she was an older woman with long black and white hair. She was so sweet and took very good care of our table! We got onion rings whichwere great! They had a crunch and the onions were done well! Im not sure if they were beer battered, but it tasted that way! They are served with a side of ketchup. My mom got the chicken dinner with a baked potato and coleslaw. She said it was all very good! She said it did taste different than years ago, but still very good! My boys and I got the thin crust half cheese half pepperoni pizza. Again not quite the same as what I remember but very tasty! This is a very greasy pizza which would probably taste amazing with a cold beer and a game on the tv!

The dilly dally pizza is a real big "dill", amazing!! House made pickles on a garlic sauce, yes…read moreplease! I also love anything from the wood fire grill. The green bean fries were phenomenal with the cry baby Craig's aioli, definitely one of my favs. Some delicious appetizers and pizza to pick from, and a nice extensive drink menu. If you aren't as adventurous they do offer your traditional Margherita and pepperoni pizza. The restaurant was super nice inside. Service was a little slow for not being very busy, but overall we enjoyed our meal.

The food was very good! And they serve great portions too…read more I had the wood fired lamb, and it did not disappoint. It was soft, great is taste. The mash potatoes were delicious. The Italian fries were also great! Service was good, our waitress was friendly. Ambiance- calm, cozy, great interior design too.

Carbone's is a good local spot with a huge menu, making it easy to find something for everyone. I…read moreespecially appreciate their gluten-free options, which can be hard to find without sacrificing taste. The food is flavorful, the portions are generous, and the staff is always friendly and welcoming. Whether you're dining with family or friends, it's a reliable choice with something for every appetite. Highly recommend!

Surprisingly really good food! DO get the pizza and the pizza sticks (the buffalo chicken ones were…read moreheavenly and their ranch SLAPS). DON'T get lasagna lol. It's a divey vibe with all types of patrons and friendly/quick service. Fun fact - you get 2 beers when you order 1. Always. Every time.

This is fresh on everything, the type of pizza dough that does not bog you down, but fresh and…read morecrisp... great ingredients and nice layout if you want to eat in too with a good, clean bar setting and tables for big groups, families, etc. The servers are professional, attentive and friendly. Definitely a go-to for fresh pizza and related items! Cheers!

From what I had heard, Pizza Novara in Bloomington (near Mall of America) was owned or established…read moreby the same person as Joey Nova's in Excelsior. I therefore wanted to give it a try, since I think that Joey Nova (and Elmar Pizza) are the best New York-style pizzas in the Twin Cities. However, there is no ownership or any other ties between Pizza Novara and Joey Nova. Although they both serve New York style pizza and you can get a whole pie or a slice, that's where the similarity ends. My wife and I tried two different kinds of slices. I opted for the plain cheese, while my wife got the pepperoni. As an ex-New Yorker, i would say the pizza here is OK, but doesn't hit as well as the other two restaurants that I mention above. The pizza is ordered at the counter and brought to your table when ready. Both my wife and I thought the counter person was a bit snippy when asked a few questions about the pizza. Nothing terrible, but not particularly welcoming. There are lots of hotels surrounding this restaurant and I'm sure they get a lot of business (take-out and delivery) from the hotels and it's certainly better than most of the chains. The restaurant is bright and cheerful and there are tables to sit at if you want to eat in the restaurant.