Robert was a pleasure to talk to and the calzone and cheesy bread was a 10 out of 10. I come to…read morethis place every time I get my vehicle worked on at the tire shop down the way and they never disappoint!!

I've lived in three different coastal states, and Georgio's serves up some of the best pizza I've…read moreever had. Once a week or so, I visit to have a reliably delicious slice. But I'm not here to discuss their excellent pizza, the generous slices, or the largest pie in the region. I'm here to gush about their soda. I only have one vice in life: Dr Pepper. I visit near-daily to sit and watch old David Letterman clips on my phone, and nothing pairs as well with talk-show clips from the 1980s quite like an ice-cold Dr Pepper. I don't know what their trick is, but it's the perfect balance of syrup & carbonation. What's more is the availability of that delightful ice all enthusiasts crave: small & airy, which allows each cube to harbor your soda of choice within it's cracks for a flavor-filled burst with every satisfying crunch. Staff is invariably friendly and attentive, and seem to have no qualms about a daily dip into Letterman clips. Ownership is likewise friendly & kind, and offer up a warm greeting any time we cross paths. There's always a clean table available (sanitized with Fabuloso® if I'm guessing correctly), there are a couple of arcade machines (play Pac-Man while you wait!), and much of the restaurant is tastefully decorated with Super Mario memorabilia. If you're anything like me, and h*ck, who isn't, you'll love catching up with your favorite David Letterman clips and enjoying a slice of pepperoni while sipping an otherworldly example of Dr Pepper. It is my view that Georgio's merits all five stars, a blue ribbon, numerous gold medals and a Nobel peace prize.

The white pizza was soooooo good! The guys working the counter were also very nice! There was…read moreplenty of room for us to dine in.

In general, a standard calzone is filled with ricotta, mozzarella, and Parmesan/ Pecorino Romano…read moreand the dough is fresh made with some oregano and a little salt and pepper. This was not it, just cheap mozzarella and cheap ham (Canadian bacon). The dough is bland and it's basically a large Hot Pocket. I don't know if this place is still owned by the original owner, but I don't think so. 1 calzone took 30 minutes to make. Waaaaaaaaay too long. Several other customers after me received their food first. I had to inquire if something had happened to the order and they told me it would be a few more minutes. I'm sure the college kids don't know any better and the business will survive, but I'd skip this joint. If you're from NYC, fogettaboutit.

What...was that?…read more Perhaps that's the issue. I remember what One Guy's used to be. It was formerly a place that I'd recommend to anyone visiting from out of town as a local favorite. It was a place I went when I cared less about convenience and using a coupon for some chain pizza and instead wanted something absolutely delicious. Sadly, it's not that anymore. The salad out front was decent enough, albeit pretty basic and definitely nothing special. The calzone was watery. Yes, watery. I don't even know how or why, but there was an excessive amount of watery liquid coming out of it. The pepperoni pizza was decent enough, but definitely no better than you're going to get from a chain, or (I can't believe I'm saying this) frozen. The sauce was particularly off-putting and gave me a different kind of nostalgia than I thought I would get eating here. It reminded me of eating Chef Boyardee vlin microwavable bowls as a kid. I was told that after taking the leftovers home and trying them the next day, they were even worse reheated. I didn't have that misfortune myself as I was done with it after the meal. The service was adequately good, but there was no crowd like I would have expected, and it's easy to see why. I'm fully aware of the reasons things may have gone a different direction (specifically downhill) at One Guy's and that there are now more options in town. I just hoped that this location still had some of that pizazz that made it special. Sadly, I was disappointed.

Awesome place! The white pizza is a MUST. They also have really good tiramisu. The guys that work…read morethe counter are so nice. Lots of seating inside. I can't wait to go back next time I'm in Lubbock.

Absolute Perfection!…read more I know Dario himself has been a mainstay in the Lubbock area for what feels like a generation, and I'm so thrilled to see him succeeding at this location. There's not an item on the menu that I wouldn't recommend. The pizza is arguably the best in town. The calzones alone are worth the trip. Even the cheesecake was marvelous. Yes, you're probably going to have a wait unless you order ahead, but it's absolutely worth it. Besides that you get to see Dario working hard making your pizza and chatting it up with various customers while a gaggle of teenagers who Dario is probably giving their first job do their best to look busy and add to a friendly experience. Maybe the only thing as great as Dario's calzones is his personality. It's an experience you can't get anywhere else in Lubbock. Dario's is everything you'd expect when you're looking for a great, locally-owned pizza shop in Lubbock. This will be the place I take any friends who visit or recommend to any out of towners who want to try something Lubbock is proud to call its own.

Dario is a magician! He makes the absolute best calzones and pizza in Lubbock. His staff are always…read morehelpful and courteous, which is amazing in this town. Can't really say enough good things! Love love love!!!

I've only been to Papa V Pizza only 5 times and every time it's better than the last timeread more

The House Calzone is one of the best I've eaten. A small family joint that treats patrons like…read morefamily.

I have been to Capital Pizza in Tech Terrace many, many times through college, after graduation,…read moreand on many revisits to Lubbock, and I will proudly say it is the best pizza in Lubbock. I will start off by saying sometimes the wait is excruciatingly slow for dine-in, whether it is almost empty or packed. However, takeout is usually pretty on top of it. Capital wins out if you like your crust a little doughy. There is this intense softness to their pizza that it is almost like tasting a cloud. It is legit. Some personal favorites of mine are their Hot Honey pizza, but this last time I ordered a Classic Margherita, and I loved it. It is really like no other pizza place I have been to, and I always find enjoyment in their immensely doughy crusts. It used to be only order over the phone, but it is nice to order online using Slice now because you do not have to preplan and prepare for a phone call. You just pick your pizzas and order. It is great. I enjoy dining in as well. The place feels pretty small, but there is a big overflow room in the back on busy nights. They have a full bar, which is pretty cool for keeping the party going. You do have to pay a little more than at your typical pizzeria, but I think the tradeoff is worth it. Capital Pizza, you have my heart. RIYL: Dough for days.

I have been having capital pizza since I was a student at Texas Tech and have continued to order it…read moremany times in my visits back since. Our favorite is the carnivore pizza + the breadsticks with sides of ranch (obviously). 9/10 I order my pizzas to go, but even then in the time from ordering to pick up the customer service is extremely friendly and attentive. Will continue returning here for years to come!

I grew up in Lubbock eating here with my dad & it is exactly the same in a wonderful way! The Pasta…read moreSampler allowed us to experience all the flavors of Orlando's magic. The Italian margaritas made with Amaretto are just what I wanted to remember my dad. The tastes are wonderfully nostalgic. I will return every Lubbock visit.

Orlando's has been a Lubbock institution for a long time. Ambiance is not bad. And if you get…read morethere early enough the wait time isn't too bad. Service is usually friendly, but the food is just okay. Not bad, but not amazing. Pricing is also on the high side, which for the food quality, shouldn't be that high. Fun place to go occasionally, but I honestly prefer Olive Garden for Italian food in Lubbock.

We recently stopped into our old stomping grounds for dinner because it had been some years since…read morewe had been to the original. Our experience was fantastic! The mafia queso was to die for (I love the garlic bread with it), our salads were fresh and fast out, the tortellini and spaghetti with meatballs and sausage hit the spot! All hot and fresh and timely just like we like. Our servers name was Mercedes and she was great and gave us fast and friendly service. We sat in the area behind the bar ,which we never had seen before. That was cool! Everything looked extremely clean and bright. We will definitely be making our way back over there next time we have our Italian craving!

There is a reason this place has survived many years. You feel the Italian vibes and the servers…read moreare fantastic. The food is delicious. The chicken spaghetti is tasty and wonderfully seasoned. The garlic bread melts in your mouth. Green Chile potato soup is a hidden surprise. Definitely warrants a return trip. Too bad I live far away.