Milano's will always hold a special place in my heart. Years ago I used to live right down the…read moreroad. It was my regular spot to grab some great quality for the price for big parties. If I was also not feeling like cooking after working a long shift I'd stop in for a bite. Now Iv moved to Longview and I still make the trip for the pizza and ambiance. I highly recommend them and bring friends in when they come to visit ETX. Solid food, great service, and a fantastic environment for a family.

Great pizza! Loved it. Highly recommend this pizza shop it you are looking for a great pizza.read more

Absolutely great tasting pizza! Oh my!! Got a meat pizza today and an Italian margarita at the bar!…read moreAll I got to say is please GO! You'll love it! I definitely recommend Benito's!! Thank you Benito's!! I'll be back!!

Benito's is our go to for pizza, pasta, salads!! Have been here 4 times already even though we…read morejust moved to the neighborhood. Service is great and welcoming.

We stopped at Roma Italian Bistro for lunch while visiting Jacksonville, and it ended up being one…read moreof the best meals of our East Texas vacation. The lunch menu offered a great variety of options, and every meal included a fresh house salad and warm rolls. We ordered the spaghetti with meatballs, a Stromboli, and grilled chicken with grilled vegetables. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and generously portioned. The kids shared a large cheese pizza, and it was outstanding. The crust was perfectly cooked with great flavor, and the pizza was easily large enough for them to share. In fact, every portion was so generous that we asked for to-go boxes as soon as our meals arrived because we knew there was no way we'd finish everything! The service was friendly, the food arrived promptly, and the quality exceeded our expectations. If you're looking for authentic Italian food with generous portions and excellent value, Roma Italian Bistro is an easy recommendation. We'll definitely return the next time we're in Jacksonville.

So here we are, dropped into a tiny Texas town that feels like I accidentally wandered onto the set…read moreof a gritty late-night indie film... or maybe a toned-down Charlaine Harris novels situation--minus the fangs, but with just enough "what is happening here?" energy to keep things interesting. We have zero sense of direction, everything feels vaguely ominous, and we didn't exactly come for a leisurely getaway--we rushed down to Texas because my dad is dealing with a serious medical situation. So the mission is clear: get to my parents' house and help my mom. That's it. Survival mode, but make it family-focused. Then--plot twist--my sister and nephew call. They want to see us and casually mention they'll bring pizza. Now listen... in any other circumstance, I might pause. Ask questions. Do research. Vet the pizza situation like a responsible adult. But in this moment? Free food is free food, and emotionally exhausted people do not ask follow-up questions. So we say yes. And yet, there's hesitation. Because we are in this town. This mysterious, slightly cinematic, possibly haunted-feeling Texas town. And I don't know what a "local pizza place" means here. Are we talking hidden gem? Or regret wrapped in melted cheese? They arrive. Boxes in hand. No turning back now. We open them... and immediately--plot twist #2. It's actually really good. Like, not "oh this will do" good. Not "we're hungry so we'll pretend it's fine" good. No--this is legitimately solid pizza. Fresh, hot, clearly made with real ingredients and actual effort. Cheese, a fully-loaded "works" situation, and one mystery pizza that I didn't fully identify but enthusiastically ate anyway. And I didn't just have a polite slice. I went back. Multiple times. For all of them. They tell us it's a local chain and one of the best in the area, and honestly? I believe them. Whatever low expectations I walked in with were completely unnecessary. End result: pleasantly surprised, slightly humbled, and very well-fed. Would absolutely eat it again--especially under less emotionally chaotic circumstances, but honestly... it held up even under those. That's saying something.

This is the best locally owned pizza restaurant in the city…read more Where do I even begin? There's so much positive to say about this pizza restaurant. Let's start with the owner. She is amazing and makes the most delicious pizzas. Very rarely. Not only is it rare to have a female-owned business but to have a black female owned business in East Texas? It's almost impossible to find. The pizzas as you can see for my photos. They are loaded from end to end with toppings. One thing I hate about a pizza is when a restaurant skimps on toppings. You will never have to worry about topps Pizza skimping out on toppings. It doesn't matter what you order the meat lovers, pepperoni, the cheeseburger pizza, the chicken. Alfredo, they will all be loaded with the perfect amount of toppings, sauce and cheese. The pizzas will be baked perfectly. My absolute favorite is that they allow you to do half and half pizzas. That's perfect for somebody like me who loves to try different pizzas but doesn't want to commit to a whole pizza just in case I don't like it. It's also perfect for families with picky kids because they can each choose the pizza they want. There's no extra cost to order a half and half pizza and that is really unheard of nowadays. Most restaurants want to nickel and you to death but not here. Topps Pizza is definitely a hidden gem in town and I highly recommend them. Some people complain about the price but compared to national chain restaurant the price is just fine for the quality of food you're getting.

Always hot and delicious!!! Definitely my go to pizza spot when I am in Tyler. My family uses this…read moreplace all the time too

I recently had lunch at this little slice of carb-loaded heaven, and I'm still emotionally…read moreprocessing the experience (mostly because I miss the pasta already). From the moment we walked in, the service was so warm and welcoming I briefly considered asking our server to adopt me. They didn't just take our order -- they guided us through it like a trusted pasta life coach. Questions were answered with enthusiasm, recommendations were spot-on, and our drinks were never empty (hydration is important when you're weeping tears of joy over ravioli). Now let's talk about the food. The pasta was so fresh I'm fairly certain it had a birth certificate dated that morning. The sauce? Rich, velvety, and clearly made by someone who understands that garlic is measured with the heart. The hot fresh rolls had that perfect balance of crispy and chewy -- the kind of rolls that makes you reconsider all other breads in your life. Every bite tasted like it was crafted by a nonna who would absolutely scold you for not having thirds. It was comforting, indulgent, and just fancy enough to make me sit up straighter while eating. In summary: great service, amazing food, zero regrets. I came hungry and left planning my next visit. If loving this restaurant is wrong, I don't want to be al dente.

Enjoyed. Everyone was kind and attentive. The food was great, hot, fresh and tasty. Good variety…read moreon the menu and they do have daily and Sunday specials. The prices are fair and good servings. Easy to find and plenty of parking and even has a great mural outside for pictures. It has plenty of New York/Italian decor and lighting is good. Several booths and tables. Italian New York theme needs music to match and a little updating. Thanks for a great meal!

NY style with a Texas flair. Go at closing and find a few extras tossed in. Our favorite go to.read more

Pizza and Salad was great and served hot. They gave plenty of meat and toppings. The large is…read moreexactly what it says it is. Salad's are a very good serving and fresh. The waitstaff was very accommodating with the music request when we asked for a change. Thank you! The decor is very Pizza oriented and appreciated the art on the boxes. Good viewing window and hours. Easy to find and park. One of the favorite places I hear from students too.

11-8-2025. Ordered came out of oven 552pm. Was not delivered…read moreuntil 700pm. The pizza was ice cold. The dessert was cold. I will never order from Dominos again.

The workers here are very nice! pizza was hot & delicious, It was a great lunch spot.read more

Tried to order online pizza from Jacksonville, Tx location, July 6, at 6:00pm. Message on website…read moresaid online ordering temporarily unavailable. I then tried ordering on phone. After ten minutes on hold, no response! How can you run a business at peak dinnertime and not be available to take orders. I have other issues with this location, too1

Not even worth a star.... Tired of the owners hiring employees with zero respect...& no manners…read more Don't acknowledge customers when walking in. Makes them stand there then ignores them... Smh... will not ever be back... I'd rather pay triple the cost for a simple pizza at dominoes or Pizza Hut... Little Caesar's do better or close down for good... cuz a frozen pizza can do a better job...

Food was surprisingly good! Entire family enjoyed their entrees. The bread at the beginning is hot…read moreand fluffy. Nothing to complain about.

We've heard Bella has great food. Little did we know if you be super excellent. Caesar salad the…read moreegg drop soup with spinach and parm. My wife ordered the chicken parm. Best ever. I ordered something with something, chicken, lemon sauce and lotsa capers. I highly recommend this place. The service was good as well. Thank you.

While working in Jacksonville last year, I would occasionally stop here for my lunch break. It's…read morekinda like a small mom & pop version of CiCi's Pizza, in that you have a pizza buffet, a salad bar, & a nice place to sit. I've never seen them very busy, so the other tables are usually empty. The personal service is great, tho! They ask if you'd like any specific kind of pizza, & then they make sure to make it for you. For my 2nd visit, they remembered what I ordered on my first visit, so they asked if that's what I wanted this time. So nice of them to remember! The restroom is a one-seater room, & may still be kinda funky when flushing, or have some weird request that you not flush the paper. But, hello, this is America! I'm not in a 3rd-world country, & I'm not gonna flush like there's 3rd-world plumbing! That was really my only complaint. I did enjoy the food. I ordered their vegetarian-friendly pizzas like the veggie pizza, spinach alfredo pizza, & cheese pizzas. They also had great cheesy breadsticks & great dessert (either apple pie pizza or brownies). I'd definitely go back for the food & the friendly service.

Adolfo's Pizza, named Adolfo after the owner's son, is indeed a localized copy of CiCi's Pizza…read more There is a salad bar before getting to the pizza and pasta section of the buffet serving area. The salad bar has a variety of items to add to the lettuce mix. I had always assumed they didn't have bacon bits for the salad until I saw them in a large sugar shaker dispenser with the flatware and crackers. The employees are trained to ask for special requests. I have also seen the employees discard old pizza that had been under the heated buffet serving line instead of expecting the customer to take what they had available. There are several arcade video games lining the far wall of the restaurant and a coin-operated pool table. Like all buffet-style restaurants, the food is better when it is fresh. The employees are very friendly and accommodating. Although special requests are encouraged, I don't take advantage of this perk when I go half an hour before closing time.