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The medium pizza with sausage on one side and jalapeños on the other was fantastic. The crust and sausage were the highlights for me. Can definitely taste the freshness of the ingredients and love the thin slices of Italian sausage. My most significant other loved the jalapeño side and thought the trio slice was good, though it was much cooler when it arrived, as it was likely reheated vs. fresh baked. Typical slice issues, especially delivered. Overall, would definitely order again and will likely do an in-person visit next time. Oh, and our poor dasher got clipped by a car on the way here in his scooter. Thankfully, he was okay.
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Mark M
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Liked
• 5/12/25
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Great pizza as always. A pizza is not a pizza if the crust has no flavor. Claudio's has a great flavor and the crust is also thin and firm, not flimsy. I eat it about ounce a week. In New York City where there are plenty of great pizza places, Claudio's is near the top of the list for me.
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Lyndon M
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Didn't like
• 31/12/24
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Ordered the chicken parm w/linguini and i wasnt impressed. For the price of $21, the food looked great (minus the dirty paper plate the pan rested on inside the bag), but the whole meal left much to be desired.
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Austin S
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Loved
• 6/2/23
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Buffalo chicken pizza was on point, and the wings had a great crisp on them.
Only thing missing was any kind of sauce to toss the wings with on arrival, but I'm assuming I missed an option in ordering and we had Frank's Red Hot, so all ended well!
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John A
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Didn't like
• 10/1/22
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Who makes a Sausage and peppers hero without any sauce in it? Smallest Sicilian slice I've ever seen in my life; and late delivery to top it all off. I'll skip this place next time.
