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    4.2 (6 reviews)
    Closed • 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
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    Marioochi’s Pizzeria - Wood fired pizza....... super tasty!!!!@

    Marioochi’s Pizzeria

    4.6(135 reviews)
    18.2 mi
    •$$

    We ordered to-go a few nights ago and we were thrilled with our food. We just recently moved to the…read morearea and wanted to try something local. The staff members were very sweet both on the phone and in person. The place was packed when we picked up our food but everyone looked happy and no one was waiting. We ordered the spinach artichoke dip and the Yo Joe pizza. The dip was probably some of the best we have ever had! The pizza was a perfect balance of crust, sauce, and toppings. We will absolutely be back!

    Actually, I thought 3.5 *s would be best for this favorite spot of my son and his family. There…read morewere so many great things, but a few details that disappointed me. I will discuss the service, ambiance and the food. My experience with the food was the Caesar Salad, Lasagna, and tastes of food from those at the table. Service was great. Our server was attentive, answered our questions and even brought me some extra pepperoncini when I asked for them. She was pleasant and patient as we pondered our selections. When my adult son asked about what was tap, she brought a taster for him. Across the street from the courthouse, on the square of a town founded in 1809, the restaurant inherited a period building with brick walls. I have been in Italy and I can say that the decorations were authentic. This MAY have been a church in a previous life, but there are a few clues, particularly to loft at the front of the building. A spiral staircase leads to it, about a story and half above the main floor. Closed to visitors, I understand at times it is a live music stage. Food was good - very good, just not good enough to warrant a full 4*s. So here are my picky comments. Lasagna was a large portion and well balanced for flavor. I'm used to pasta, even in lasagna to be more al dente. For the price, there was not enough meat to satisfy my taste buds or wallet. We opted for the family sized Caesar salad,which again, was good. I'm used to more garlic as well as a more flavorful and more abundant dressing. Two pizzas also came to our table and the four diners enjoying them, liked them much. For a wood fired oven, I am more used to a more prominent smoky flavor - from my small taste. Toppings were adequate and looked great on the pie when they came out. Chianti is only available by the bottle. I would have liked a single glass. It could grow on me if I lived or worked in the area. I would not object to going back with my party when we visit, but a 75 minute drive is not worth the trip.

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    Fire & Vine - Pizza. It may not be a looker but it was good!

    Fire & Vine

    3.8(102 reviews)
    16.6 mi

    Just traveling through and stopped here for a pizza dinner. The hostess gave us the option of…read morerooftop but we selected downstairs since it was raining. Service was quick and friendly. Our waitress KaShonda made what might have been a three star experience easily a four star. The menu warns that the Chicago style can take 45-75 minutes so we were quick to order it before appetizers. The food was tasty. Ordering two pizza styles is a challenge and our Margherita NY style originally came out over cooked. (Probably waiting on our other pizza to finish). KaShonda was apologetic and was quick to make the situation right. When a new pizza came out it was fantastic. I would return when back in the area.

    Sunday evening (Father's Day) service was great, but the Kitchen was SO EXTREMELY SLOW. it took…read moreover 30 minutes for the first entree, an additional 45 minutes for the second (pizza) to arrive, and another 25 minutes for the final entree..? A large part of choosing to dine here was their Gluten-free menu, which was very tasty...but as a family, we'd like to dine together. I'm understanding, but several other tables that arrived after we ordered entrees were eating before two pizzas could be baked?!? Ridiculous. Will honestly not go out of my way to dine here again. I feel bad for the server (it was her birthday) and her team and management let her down.

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    Fire & Vine - Ribeye + maytag mashed potato + roasted broccoli + black truffle demi.

    Ribeye + maytag mashed potato + roasted broccoli + black truffle demi.

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    The Rose Garden Restaurant - BLT with Egg and Hashbrowns with Cheese

    The Rose Garden Restaurant

    4.5(130 reviews)
    4.1 mi
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    best home cooking in town better yet tn. n the pie for desert yes indeed . the service and location…read morewill keep you coming back for more. and if you like swimming well it's close to center Hill lake marinas

    The Rose Garden is an absolute gem and a must stop if you are in the area! It's very close to Canoe…read morethe Caney and perfect after a trip on the river (or before). We came in on a Saturday afternoon and it was pretty busy. It's a no-frills space inside but that's what I want in a classic meat and three! There's a menu on the wall with specials and a physical menu a well which was great. Our table had the chicken and dumpling special, fried catfish sandwich, fried okra, mashed and scallop potatoes, green beans, and cornbread. Everything was excellent and you could tell was home cooked. The fish, okra, mashed potatoes and chicken and dumplings were stand outs though. So good! We decided to grab two pies to go to share with some lucky friends, and got the peanut butter fudge and pecan plus a slice of the lemon meringue. Everything was so good but the peanut butter and pecan is very rich (obviously). Both were excellent but we should've grabbed some vanilla ice cream. The lemon meringue was excellent, and if we had known you need to order it in advance to get a whole pie we would've! Now we know for next time. Be sure to stop by The Rose Garden if you are in the area for excellent homemade southern cooking!

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