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5.0 (1 review)

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Mama Devechios Pizzeria

Mama Devechios Pizzeria

4.2(19 reviews)
3.1 mi

After passing it many times, curiosity led the Fat Man and his wife to Mama Devechio's Pizzeria in…read moredowntown Stanford, Kentucky, known for its Neapolitan-style, stone-fired pizzas made with local ingredients. We decided to try a couple of different pies to see what this place had to offer. We started with The Kentuscany. This pizza was made with smoked pork, goat cheese, sweet red onions, and bourbon sorghum reduction. The crust had a great chew, texture, and crunch. There is a great buttery, salty flavor that melts in your mouth. The pork was dry but had good taste and some smoky notes. The red onion adds crunch, while the goat cheese has an incredible salty creaminess that the sorghum reduction mellows out and cuts through with its sweetness. The next pizza we sampled was a Cheese pizza with pepperoni, beef, and banana peppers. Once again, the crust was phenomenal with a great crunch, buttery flavor, and chew. The cup pepperoni was mild in spice with good beef flavor. The beef had a good, mellow taste, but it was dry and overcooked. The banana peppers add a great acid from the vinegar, but the cheese didn't have the melty, ooey-gooey stretch that pizza should have, almost like the cheese was out of a bag. Mama's also offers a Savor Flight of their sauces or dips. We tried the Marinara, Tuscany Ranch, Calabrian Chili Ceaser, and Pesto. The ranch was very thick, fresh, and dill-forward, with a cooling balance and a hint of salt. This was some of the best homemade ranch that I have ever had. The chili was salty, with a lot of heat on the backend, and the Parmesan cheese added texture. The marinara was thick and chunky, with delicious tomato flavor. The pesto was vibrant green, chunky, fresh, and had great flavor and texture from the pine nuts. However, all of the sauces were served cold. The ranch and Calabrian Chili were fine that way, but the marinara and pesto should have been served warm. Mama's features a small menu of pizzas, salads, sandwiches, breadsticks, and desserts, plus a full bar with beer and wine. The Fat Man says that Mama Devechio's Pizzeria is Fat Man Approved with 1 chin.

Located on the Main Street of Stanford, KY. Same folks who own Bluebird. Stone hearth oven…read morepizzas. Pizzas are served 10 inches, so essentially personal pan pizzas. Our group of three had fun ordering three pizzas and mixing and matching. I had the very unique "Kentuscany," made with smoked pork, goat cheese, sweet red onions, and house-made bourbon sorghum reduction. A little sweet for me (no surprise there), but I appreciated the flavors. Another member of our group had the La Cicciona, made with ground beef, Italian sausage, ham, and pepperoni. I felt this pie could have used a little more seasoning. Another peep had the pesto di pollo, made with pesto, roasted chicken, artichoke hearts, red onions, and pine nuts. I'm not a fan of these types of pizzas, but this one was quite flavorful. I really appreciated it. Savory and delicious. They also have fungi (mushroom) pizzas, pepperoni, veggie, plain cheese pizzas. You can also make your own pizzas with various toppings. Anti-pasta includes: meatballs, spicy kale cesar salad, spaghetti. They have wine and cocktails as well. I had the sidecar, made with brandy, lemon juice, and orange liqueur. Very refreshing, a little on the sweet and thick side. Attentive service.

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Last Stop Pizza Shop - Extra large pizza, half mushroom half pepperoni.

Last Stop Pizza Shop

4.1(14 reviews)
10.4 mi
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In this area of Garrard County (North Lancaster), beggars can't be choosers. You're 15 minutes from…read moreany restaurant or fast food, and sometimes fast food just doesn't tickle your fancy. You want something super quick and easy and because there is nothing else around, your "last stop" or maybe "last resort" is this pizza shop. Knowing what a bind you've put yourself in, as a self-respecting adult you accept any and all repercussions of your lack of forethought or effort to have or cook food at the house. You set your expectations appropriately low and give Last Stop a phone call to place an order for pickup. A very kind and polite person answers the phone and takes your order. You're already pleasantly surprised. 15-20 minutes and your pizza will be ready. You diddle daddle for a few and then go a very short drive to pick up your order. You arrive and you're greeted by another very polite and well-mannered young person at the drive-up window who retrieves your pizza and collects payment. You notice by looking in through the window that the place is neat, tidy and clean. Your wife opens the pizza box and exclaims how good it looks despite having no real crust. You arrive back home and quickly tear into the pizza because you're starved and in a pinch. The pizza is hot, has plenty of cheese and isn't super greasy. Now is it the best pizza you've ever had? Of course not, but you wouldn't expect it to be. Does it eat? You bet your buns it does. After a slice or two, you begin to pinpoint where the pie's weakness lies--the crust. Neither crispy nor fluffy, the crust verges on chewy, but you don't let that stop you from enjoying another slice. Last Stop places the pepperonis and any other toppings underneath the cheese. This prevents the pepperonis from getting crispy and flavorful, though likely keeps the pie from getting greasy. A trade off that, though regrettable, is not a dealbreaker for this reviewer. Service was excellent, pizza was good enough and I'm happy.

You're pizza was burnt,you can see the black on the burnt pepperoni in the air bubbles that you…read moreall proclaim everyone loves,you do not value your customers and take no self accountability for your poor customer service and below sub par product. You are very welcome,I failed to go into detail about how rude and argumentative you all were on the phone and just how horrible an experience it truly was.Your commentary speaks volumes about how little you care about what you serve to our community.I stand by what I wrote and truth is truth.If you want a successful business don't be rude and argumentative, don't serve people garbage then try to lie when it's pointed out so others don't waste their money just to have the same horrible experience and nasty food served to them like you all did me.Best of luck,treat your customers as you would want to be treated and take a look at what your serving your customers.A cheap totinos would have been 100 percent better than what you all handed out that window for 20.00,that got fed to the dogs because it was unedible.That is the facts.Have a good day.Hope you improve the quality of your food and service.I won't ever waste my time or money there though.It is what it is..

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Last Stop Pizza Shop - I fed it to my dogs,at least they got a 20 dollar meal out of it.

I fed it to my dogs,at least they got a 20 dollar meal out of it.

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