Good, order a bacon, thin crust pizza with extra cheese. Didn't need the extra cheese. Extra bacon will be my choice next time. I also tried the Baked Lasagna, this too had thick cheese. So, I pulled back the cheese to try the pasta, good, and reminded me of someplace else. Saving some 9" Slim Jim Pizza, and the pasta for other meals, the cheese is so filling, and generous. Will order again. The only bad issue was the extremely burned garlic bread, didn't even try it. I don't know why all chefs tend to burn things, especially toast.
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Tanya J
Local Expert • 48 contributions
Liked
• 8/22/23
• DoorDash order
Very good tastes quite like the older Gondola restaurants. I did order the pizza- with ham, and bacon, but the toppings seemed very light, yet there was like extra cheese. Good, but extra cheese overwhelms the thin crust. The soda was nice & cold too. Previously the sodas were warm, and we had to stick them in the freezer to get them cold to have with our meal. This restaurant really seems to read reviews, and want to please their customers. Totally appreciate that.
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Irene J
14 contributions
Didn't like
• 7/27/23
• DoorDash order
Their 9" Slim Jim Pizza is good. I skipped the extra cheese, added extra bacon, good, and lasts for a few times. They followed my request for the spaghetti to be without cheese, but somehow it was still like a brick of dried out Baked Spaghetti. I should have stuck with the lasagna. Soda cans were not very cold. Kind of annoying when ordered alongside your meal, you expect that. Basically stick to their thin crust pizzas in my opinion.
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Doug M
12 contributions
Liked
• 3/27/26
• DoorDash order
Jalapeño peppers, little tiny container not worth three dollars at all. It's like .50 cents worth you can get a whole jar for three dollars. This was ridiculous. I'm second-guessing ordering from here again.
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Andrea D
Emerging Expert • 37 contributions
Loved
• 5/30/25
• DoorDash review
Very good, arrived hot and crispy. Hat trick special good value for 3ppl. Top notch Ceasar salad, really fresh.
