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Papa Johns Pizza

1.0 (11 reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 11:00 pm

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Noli's

Noli's

3.8(91 reviews)
14.9 mi
•$$

From the moment I walked in, the staff made me feel like family. You can tell this team takes real…read morepride in what they do, and it elevates the entire dining experience. Now let's talk about the star of the night: the veal carbonara with the freshly made bread in house, hands down the best I've ever had. The veal was incredibly tender, the sauce silky and rich without being heavy, and the balance of flavors was spot‑on. It's the kind of dish that stops conversation for a moment because you just need to appreciate how good it is. Between the exceptional service and a carbonara that sets a new standard, this place has earned a permanent spot on my favorites list. Highly recommend for anyone who loves authentic Italian cooking done at the highest level.

I see nothing really good about this food. Got veal parmigiana, the breading falls off, was very…read morebland tasting and honestly didn't have any taste at all. My husband got chicken Marsala, again no flavor at all. The best thing we ate there was the Caesar side salad. Meatballs were so-so, wings no different than what you can find anywhere else. Got a drink, nolis punch or something...didn't drink but a few sips. We got a pizza to go.... Hoping the pizza would be a reason to go back....nope! Don't know why everybody was so upset at the thought of this place closing because Olive Garden tastes way better. $140.00 of buyers remorse!

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Fredy's Brickwood Pizza - Large Cheese Pizza

Fredy's Brickwood Pizza

3.5(34 reviews)
10.9 mi
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I had driven by numerous times, and it was still there, so I thought I would give it a shot…read more The first time I tried the cheese pizza, which was surprisingly good. I will definitely try the pizza again. I would compare it to Cryptic Pizza in Solomons. Similar, but different. Both good, and both better than either Papa Johns or Dominos. No dispersion cast on Three Brothers pizza, with Mamma Lucia holding up the rear (on a good day). The second time I tried the Philly cheesesteak, which was also surprisingly good. I would consider it to be an improved version of either Jerry's or Jersey Mike's cheesesteaks. Superior to Firehouse. I would definitely try the cheesesteak again. Fries were good, crispy, and not greasy. I didn't give it five stars because there was no place to sit down and eat while everything was still nice and hot. By the time you drive home, it's not the same, but I can still suffer through it.

Fredy's has a wonderful pepperoni sphere that detaches to reveal itself as hidden triangle food. I…read moreconsumed these delightful cheese pyramids today and the lab technician told me it was of the pepperoni kind, which is the one with red meat frisbees, also known as crimson mouth discus. Well, I call it meat frisbees because I'm all about class. The pizza was a rotund sphere of hot cheese, like the ones fabled to have originated in ancient Atlantis. The cheese was hot and elastic, like silly putty after it's been in your pocket for many days. I call it dairy pudding, and it stuck to the tasty meat disks as if they were conjoined twins. Under that was a hot red sauce lake, made from tomatoes and sorcery, probably. The meat spheres were spicy little meat frisbees, but smaller and edible and they tasted like paradise. Some of them curled up at the sides like they were trying to become tiny meat bowls. I ate them before they could finish. No meat bowls in my hood. The crust was the part you hold, also known as the pizza bone, and it was crunchy on the edge like a toasted bread fence, and chewy in the middle like a bagel that was also an old man telling you to get out of his yard. I dipped it in ranch dressing because my tarot card reader says that's what my Venusian ancestors once did. Every bite was like a dance party in my face hosted by the mayor of Cheese Town. Oh, and even though Freddy's didn't have a giant pizza slingshot to launch the pizza into my open mouth, it was still pretty comfy in there. Real nice folks too. Not one of them made fun of my reverse-Mohawk or challenged me a belly-buster contest. Yes! I can finally be comfortable while eating my pizza bone leftovers! A+++

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