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The 11" Peach Street pizza was flavorful beyond belief and the watermelon endive salad was a combo of so many unexpected ingredients that all just blended together perfectly. I highly recommend you try both these limited time items before they are gone.
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Ivy H
Emerging Expert • 6 contributions
Liked
• 25-07-03
• DoorDash order
Very tasty, good ingredient and overall great pizza. The 11" Southern Tomato Pie was very good, the green tomatoes were tasty and the cornbread topping was a nice touch. We just got a 17" Create Your Own Pizza with chicken and marinara and that by itself tasted great, had nice flavor, and good proportions of cheese and sauce. Crust was good, albeit a bit chewy, would've been better had it been cooked a little longe and browned better.
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Jeffrey B
Local Expert • 25 contributions
Loved
• 25-10-13
• DoorDash order
Ordered the 11" Don Corleone with extra mozzarella. The pizza was really good and included a crushed red pepper packet that gave a little zing to the flavor. I wish a person could request a well done bake, the pizza is a little undercooked for my liking.
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Randy O
Emerging Expert • 93 contributions
Loved
• 24-02-08
• DoorDash order
Everything was good. Portion on the Peppercorn Ranch Salad (Side) could have been bigger. Container wasn't even half full.
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Cody R
2 contributions
Didn't like
• 26-04-25
• DoorDash order
Tried a calzone from Dewey’s Pizza and I’m not gonna lie… this thing was laughable.
No flavor. Barely any filling. More bread than anything — like they forgot the whole point is what’s inside. For the price? Yeah… value is a straight joke.
This felt less like a calzone and more like a “private equity special” — strip out all the good stuff, cut costs, raise the price, and hope nobody notices.
