We love their cheesesteaks. They give you so much meat at a reasonable price. I live in Florida and…read moreI'm always disappointed in the size of their cheesesteaks here. They give you half the meat that you get at P&J's. We also like their pizza. It so hits the spot. The only downside is the parking.

I love their Italian subs! Definitely recommend. Friendly service and fast. I love the easy in…read moreeasy out.

We get salads here almost every week. Serve is good and the staff is friendly . The pizza is also…read morereally good

Older pizza joint, that you can tell has been around for a good while. Inside is nothing special at…read moreall. However if your looking for just good pizza then stop here if In town. I'd say it's a top 2 pizza place in Etown and the best of your looking for thinner pizza. The rest of the food is average but let's be real the only thing that really matters in life is pizza.

Always my stand by for Italian style pizza usually pepperoni and onion. Taste,as it should, like…read morethe original Pizzatown in E-town that was a 1/2 block from where I grew up in the 60's&70's.

The staff was very nice and helpful. Ordered cheese pizza…read morevery bland, no flavor greasy. I can make better pizza in my home oven.

Looked like a fun local place with a decent amount of pizza, hero and sandwiches when we got there…read more Bathroom was pretty clean, so that was a good sign. We ordered 2 heroes--- chicken parmigiana and chicken cheesesteak with onions and mozzarella. Both were HUGE and delicious, but the parmigiana was basically made with frozen chicken fingers. The cheesesteak was fresh chopped chicken and onions. Both had a perfect amount of cheese and sauce. Staff were friendly and helpful and patient to a few of our customizations. Can't speak for the pizza, but we were pleased with the sandwiches we got!

We ordered 3 pizzas here Saturday at noon and all 3 were piping hot and delicious. We especially…read moreliked the fresh garlic and the cheeses...one was a taco pizza and the veggies on top were plentiful and tasted perfect. First time here and will be back!

Wow! I am starting my review with that because that was the first thing I thought when I walked…read moreinto Cox Brewing's Rally Point. This is a great veteran owned business. Listen, if you know what a hand circle has to do with a rally point, or what a LACE Report is, then this place needs to be high on your OPORD For the rest of you, read the rest of the review to see why you need to come here too. First lets clarify why Google and Yelp are calling this location Cox Brewing and Rally Point. Cox Brewing Company is the brewery, and they used to have a separate location a couple miles away. Rally Point is the name of their tap room where you enjoy great beer in an awesome atmosphere. Rally Point is co-located with the Pizza Town restaurant. You can bring food from the latter over to the tap room. Order it and they will text you when it's ready. Now on to the important stuff. The beer here is flat out great. The bartenders are more than happy to recommend beers for you. She suggested two for me and they were both on point. They went down like 50 meter targets (if you understand that, you better already have this place bookmarked). The atmosphere here is unique and a lot of fun. There's sandbags, ammo cans, belt feeds, and other great stuff you won't see at any other bars. The two bartenders that attended to me were super friendly and seemed to really enjoy their job. On top of all that, there's live music. What are you waiting for? Shoot your azimuth and get here double time!

Exciting new brewery in E-town! Cox Brewing Company used to be located in Rheems but now has a much…read morelarger and really inviting space next to Pizza Town -- with a roomy indoor taproom, long bar, stage area for live music, outdoor seating and fire pits, and tons of great drinks on tap. I was able to visit once before the Christmas holiday and again right before New Years so the hubs and I could ring in 2021 with some delicious local beers. We started with the two sours on tap -- Bug Juice (perfect tart blend of strawberry/blueberry and lime) and Lawn Dart (peach/mango) -- and I hope they keep them on tap through summer because these are the types of beers I'd enjoy with friends on a hot afternoon. Next up were two IPAs -- CH-47, which is a light and super smooth American style, and IPA-X, which is another American style but with a little more citrus - not sure which hops are used, but they're good! We also decided to sample one heavier beer -- the Armistice Ale, which was listed at 11% ABV. That's should be enough to wipe out those 2020 memories, right?? This isn't a style either the hubs or I are into -- it's a scotch style ale, which is darker and heavier -- I'm glad we only did a howler, as more than one glass a piece might've done us both in! But the flavor was good. The staff is taking COVID precautions seriously, which I appreciate -- they all wear masks, clean regularly and provide sanitizer. There were a few folks outside at the fire pits when I visited, but most were taking their growlers to go. Nice steady business Wednesday night when I visited (after 5pm), but I beat the crowd on a Saturday by arriving as soon as they opened. The prices are reasonable -- $10 - $15 growler refills and $6 howler refills hit the spot. If I could carry more than two growlers at a time, it'd be dangerous! This is a veteran-owned business, so there's tons of military references not only in the names of the beers (Ghille Suit, Gun Bunny, etc.), but also in the atmosphere at Rally Point. Not my typical style, but it's very inviting and everyone is super friendly, so you can't help but to want to hang out and chat with the staff and knowledgeable regulars. It also looks like they arrange a lot of fundraisers and events to support other local veterans orgs -- flyers posted around the venue and advertised on their website. I love supporting not just a good local brewery and veteran business, but also a hometown company that pays it forward to their community -- especially during this crazy pandemic.

Food is very tasty. Always hot and fresh. This is one of our favorite pizza shops because it does…read morehave a drive-through so it's very convenient. Staff have always been very nice.

Decent place food was real good price are so so I went on my lunch break when they open around 11am…read moreworth the trip if your around the Elizabeth town area

Overall: fun menu, diverse beer selection, okay food, okay service, typical pub ambiance with…read moresingle stall inclusive bathrooms I called and asked for a reservation on a Saturday. They told me they couldn't between 5 and 6 because they were slammed. Listening to this advice we went at 4. We were the only people in there and when we left at 5:30 there was only one table of people eating in the whole place. A little annoying to change our plans for faulty info. The menu looks interesting but it all just comes out okay. We got a bunch of small plates for the table to share. I enjoyed the Kobe hot dog and duck confit sliders. I would definitely not recommend the pork belly tacos.

bluf - Black Gryphon has a lot of great ideas on the menu and a large, interesting tap list to…read moreboot. That said, execution fell pretty short and the dishes felt pretty underwhelming as a whole. Black Gryphon offers an elevated bar/pub environment with cool concepts for appetizers and entrees. I thought the kobe dog and ants climbing a tree apps were tasty, but unfortunately felt pretty underwhelmed by the wings, duck confit open-faced burgers, and the pork belly tacos. The flavors kind of landed 2-dimensional. Our server was very nice and accommodating, but it was also weird because there was only one server that I saw for the entire restaurant, so I don't know if the experience would've been different if they were busy that day (there were maybe 2 tables total that we were there). All in all, it's an okay spot. Lots of cool ideas that have a lot of potential, but didn't quite hit the mark for me.

Pizza was so scarce and just BAD. Why did I order a pan pizza Hawaiian style with light red sauce…read moreand they made a barely Hawaiian pizza with extra red sauce???? Like where are the toppings?? Can y'all find them??? BC J SURE CANT TASTE THEM

Decor/service: I mean the decor is typical Pizza Hut, nothing special. It is clean though. The…read moreservice is good and quick. Food: pizza wise Pizza Hut is my favorite fast chain pizza. I personally enjoy their thin crust. The breadsticks are the best in the area and they generally have the order cooked and prepared perfect.

Mostly great, just one time mess up sauce and toppings all over the box. Other then that it's been…read moregood service. They're friendly as hell, also offered a free medium next time I order. Which is awesome so I can deal with a sloppy pizza.

When I placed the order they said it would be about an hour wait, I was fine with that until it sat…read moreat the prep stage for an hour, around 50 minutes after it started prep I tried to call the store and was on hold for about 7 minutes, I hung up to try calling again in case my call wasn't going through and sat on hold for another 12 minutes, it has been an hour and I have yet to receive to receive my pizza and it was a free coupon pizza so not only am I hungry I am pissed off

Beers were pretty good! They did serve some food. Seems like a lot of locals and a crowd that…read morereally knows each other. I enjoyed the beer flight. We ordered at the counter. Cute place!

We stopped in on a Sunday for a few drinks. They had a good selection of beer I really enjoyed…read moretheir English ale. The bartender was great they were closing shortly and he recommended our next stop and where to go for food. It was a nice cozy place you could tell there were a lot of locals that hang out there and they all know each other but made us feel welcome.