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    Zamboni's Pizza

    4.1 (148 reviews)
    ModeratePizza, Italian, American
    Open 11:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed

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    Bomb Sandwich with beef and fries
    Joe D.

    Had The Bomb Sandwich. Beef sautéed with spicy giardiniera, melted cheese (their version of cheese wiz), with roasted garlic mayo on a toasted roll. From a guy from PA. (Home of the Philly) I gave it a 7.25. They cut the bread instead of making it a sub, so was kind of messy to eat, but tasted great. Good quality meat. Fries were hot and had a good crunch to them. Mike, Ryan, and Katie were very attentive, great energy, and made me feel like a VIP even with them being busy with the Xcel event going on. And definitely get a Grape Ape (same owners that own The Loon) Follow me for more reviews and comment what I should try next. Yep Elite 25!

    Loaded tots
    Annie D.

    Stopped in a few times before hockey games and it is pretty good. I like the loaded tots appetizer, I think it is a nice twist on a classic. Garlic bread is pretty good and nachos were a good amount. The pizza is also just your standard pizza. One thing to note, you cannot order the full menu outside which was fine for us but thought it was kind of weird. Service was good but it can get busy on game days.

    Two pizza slices
    Carrie R.

    I was super hungry coming back from a meeting I was attending. There was a pizza place directly across from my hotel so I went in. It was DELICIOUS! Wonderful wood fired thin crust pizza. I devoured it!

    Slice of the Day - Sausage & Roasted Veggies
    Brittany H.

    Stopped in on a whim before a concert looking for something quick. The interior of this place is underwhelming, and seating is limited, though we found a nice high top spot near the window. It is so dark in here, we needed to stay by the window to get some light! We decided to order the slice of the day: Sausage with Roasted Veggies (mushrooms, caramelized onions, and red peppers) and their Loaded Tater Tots. Everything was piping hot when it arrived and super flavorful. The pizza has a nice thin crunchy crust and was loaded with cheese - wish I would have snapped a pic of that cheese pull! We had some drinks while we waited for our food to be made fresh, everything here was reasonably priced considering how close it is to the Xcel. The only down side was it did take a lot longer to receive our food than we would have liked, which was surprising because it didn't seem that busy inside at the time. The staff were very friendly and happily answered any questions we had. Parking is limited, we parked at a nearby lot for the concert and just walked over. Super convenient to just walk across the street before or after an event at the Xcel. I would definitely come back!

    Sarah S.

    Came in for a quick lunch with friends on the patio. Great food, great service. Best mediterranean salad I've seen in the twin cities. Great wings too, wish the bleu cheese was chunkier but that's just me!!!!

    Chicken Garlic Bomb sandwich, pita chips, and Baked Mostaccioli with meat ball.
    Rob Z.

    Ridiculously good food and great service. Found this place randomly and glad we did. Definitely 5 stars.

    Scott F.

    We were at the wild game last Saturday and we made the mistake of parking in lot a on the 4th floor. After the game we were stuck in the garage for nearly an hour so instead we walked back to grab food and a drink. I am so glad we did because we found Zamboni's an old school pizza joint in St. Paul right across from the stadium. With limited seating and an old pizza parlor feel this place has slice and drink specials and specialty and traditional pizzas, sandwiches and Italian food to order. We tried a variety of slices and some beer on tap and got a table to wait out the traffic. A coupe of thoughts: The pizza is good, it has a ton of cheese and was fresh out of the oven. This isn't a hipster place, it's a bit run down but has an old school charm. There isn't a lot of seating - be aware if you are in a group A ton of people order takeout - I'll bring the kids this summer and join that crew! I like this place - I'll be back

    View from the outdoor table on the sidewalk on 7th out front, looking back toward downtown St. Paul and Xcel Center (that curved building).
    Robert G.

    The ideas for reviews dribble in based on light bulbs going on, memory, filing photos, and time to write them. That said, this review of Zamboni's is fairly recent and depended more on me looking at some photos of my visit. Of the Twin Cities, I like St. Paul more. I don't know why. Perhaps because it's hillier, quainter, quieter, and has unique landmarks, such as Union Station, the Cathedral of Saint Paul, and the Minnesota State Capitol. I wanted to try a grub joint in St. Paul and thought I was going to get pizza. Zamboni's is a pizza place. However, I settled on lasagna, and had them add mushrooms to it for a very reasonable upcharge. I got a soft drink, too. The server was really helpful and wanted to make sure I got what I wanted and how I wanted it. So did the apparent owner. And they helped with directions, too. The prices were fair for the genre of eatery. Seating inside is limited and it's mostly tables along the wall. The weather was really nice that evening and I was able to get one of the tables outside on the wide sidewalk. The lasagna arrived and the presentation was slightly "Eye-talian," meaning it was in an oval casserole dish and had the cheese covering the top. However, once I began digging into it, it was tasty and the portion size was to my liking, meaning I didn't leave hungry. There are a few other things to note about Zamboni's. First, I figured a Mr. Zamboni might have owned the place at one time. Clearly, I was not connecting the dots. This pizzeria is on the same street and slightly west of Xcel Center, a sports arena where they play hockey. (Light bulb goes on: what was the brand name of that machine that cleaned up the ice at the Culver Ice Rink in Culver City when I was a teenager? Duh.) Next, the location is excellent, in an area west of downtown with trendy eateries, on a major artery, and walkable from several Metro Transit stations. For that matter, you could also approach it from Shepard Drive below and along the river. That way, you will have an opportunity to burn off calories owing to the hill that separates 7th, and Zamboni's, from the nicely configured riverside green area down below. Lastly, it appears that they have pizza slices and, given some photos I saw, they also have some fine looking, outfitted gyros. How did I miss that?

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    2 years ago

    Great appetizers, the location is perfect and love how they resigned the place from Eagle Street. Well done will be back again and again

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    A good bar to go to before a game in St. Paul. Service was great, and the pizza was really good.

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    Man this is the spot for your pizza itch. Quality ingredients and attention to details. Family owned!

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    Ok I have found my new favorite pizza.place. O my goodness this pizza was phenomenal the crust the toppings the price. A do again soon.

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    Mucci's Italian

    4.3
    (348 reviews)
    1.9 mi
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    Great experience! We sat out on the patio for an early Saturday evening dinner, and the entire…read moreexperience was fantastic. Our server was very nice to us and our kiddo, and gave good suggestions. We had the cold cuts app, kale salad, a pizza, tiramisu, and a few cocktails to share. All the food we had was great, well balanced flavors with interesting twists, like the fried chicken on pizza and the meaty kale salad. The limoncello spritz was so refreshing and good, but the espresso martini was just alright - I might pass on that next time. The tiramisu was to die for - my favorite in the cities so far! Will definitely be back for that, and to try some pastas, which looked and smelled amazing as they passed our table. The only thing that was a little weird was that we asked for whipped cream on the side for our kiddo, and they brought and charged us for "butter" which seemed to be some sort of mascarpone or heavy cream/ butter dish topped with salt and olive oil. It was good and the baby liked it, just wasn't what we expected - something to be aware of! The vibe was date-y and upscale, we felt alright having our baby with us, but definitely felt a bit out of place the few times she was loud. Perhaps on a weekday, it might be easier to bring kids, but even on a Saturday evening we still felt pretty welcome.

    Lovely little place with delicious food and drinks at good prices!…read moreCame here on a Saturday evening with a group of three. We called around 5:30 to see if they'd seat us at 7:15 and they were able to reserve a table for us. I got the daily special which was like a chicken Parmesan but with steak. It wasn't my favorite thing because I was not expecting the steak to be thinly cut and more on the dry side. That could be my bad - I heard steak and was imagining something totally different. But it wasn't still pretty good! The noodle texture was to die for. It was $30. Drinks were delicious too and ranged from $12-$15. The only thing that I didn't love, is that they charge for every little thing. we got the focaccia and asked for olive oil and balsamic. Why was that an extra $2... $1 for olive oil and $1 for balsamic. If we hadn't ordered it, it would have been an $8 large sized muffin of focaccia - which turned into $10. Definitely not worth it. I asked for some extra Parmesan and they charged $2 for pecorino... honestly it just threw off the experience a little. And it came in the tiniest little cup. I understand maybe 50 cents but $2? Especially when we're having five drinks and three entrees between three people, realizing we were paying extra for those items on the check just was not enjoyable. I'd recommend this place to others as a great place for pasta and drinks, but pasta and drinks only. Maybe avoid asking for any thing on the side and I'd skip apps.

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    The Camila - garlic butter, fried chicken, peppadew peppers, agrodolce and mozzarella.  Delicious.
    The Camila - garlic butter, fried chicken, peppadew peppers, agrodolce and mozzarella. Delicious.
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    Olio

    4.7
    (58 reviews)
    16.6 mi

    We've been dying the try this place for months and it did not disappoint! I really like that it's a…read morerelatively small menu as it seems they are able to really perfect each dish and make frequent modifications due to the season. They also have a couple specials that change every week so you can always try something new. Today we lucked out with delicious crab cakes! We also ordered the focaccia, ziti, risotto, chicken parm rigatoni and olive oil ice cream. Needless to say, we were very full when we left and had plenty of leftovers! It's a small space so definitely try to make a reservation to ensure a seat. I get the impression it's busy most nights!

    Visited 2/28/26. Back at Olio and not a moment too soon! I was surprised but we did manage to fit a…read moregroup of 6 of us, which was awesome. Definitely a bit more rushed feeling with the 90 minute deadline as per usual (still completely get this but wish it could be a bit more flexible for a larger group), but still adored everything we ate and that's why olio still gets top marks. Things to get: -Focaccia- I always love the focaccia and think it plus the red sauce are worth ordering. -Burnt carrots- The burnt carrots were an unexpected surprise that I would definitely recommend. Fun flavors -Pretty much any pasta: casarecce, paccheri, spaghetti Nero. All so unique and delicious in their own ways. Up to you: -Brussels sprouts-still good, just preferred the carrots -Desserts: I preferred the ice cream to the cake. The cake was a bit too dense for my liking but others in my party liked it.

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    Sourdough focaccia
    Sourdough focaccia
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    Andiamo

    4.0
    (128 reviews)
    6.4 mi
    $$

    Had an earlier dinner, service was good and started filling up as it got closer to 6pm. Our server…read morewas friendly, checked on us but gave us space to enjoy our meal and conversation. The raspberry lemondrop doesn't pack a punch alcohol wise but I enjoyed it. Portions are large and definitely easily sharable. There was good lighting at each table to be able to see your dinner companions but dimmer throughout to give a sense of privacy, not sure if that's what they were going for but it was nice. Ample parking since it's in a strip mall. My only critique is that the containers for leftovers are the compostable clamshell containers; great for the environment but for butter and fat heavy foods. The containers absorbed the oils and leaked onto each other and the bag relatively quickly so keep that in mind if you're taking your pasta home without a bag or your car seats may be stained.

    The Food: everyone in our group liked what they ordered. The pastas are cooked to al dente, sauces…read moreare flavorful, and portions are generous. Even the side salads are a good portion. Basket of bread comes with the meals. Pizzas are only ok... so just come for the pasta dishes. Daily special dishes are great as well. Happy Hour: very few places offer 3-6p HH 7 days a week. This is one of the rare spots that do! Decent HH menu with $5 house wines. Granted, the house wines are very basic, but their regular wine list has some nice options and are fairly priced. Service: prompt, friendly, overall good experiences with the service. Ambience: it's a cozy, warm vibe with fireplace for cold days. It can be cold if you're seated by the door. Plenty of booths to request when you rsvp. Making reservations is a good idea on weekends. Located in an unassuming strip mall, this is a gem of a find. Would absolutely come back.

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    Dining room
    Shrimp Arrabiatta
    Shrimp Arrabiatta
    Raspberry lemondrop with sugar rim

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    Raspberry lemondrop with sugar rim

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