The pizza is a cut above but not 2 standard deviations away from the norm. The wait staff are generally friendly and the atmosphere is fun. What I dislike about the place is that they charge so much for extra toppings that you end up spending a fortune for what should be a cheap and fun night out. To give... more

I would never eat there again & I tell everyone I can to stay away. Pizza Hut is so much better than the garbage they serve. In fact, I would rather have a frozen Red Baron pizza than food from this place. And the pricing is ridiculous. more

This pizza parlor has a family feel but does not have a family friendly priced menu. Their pizza is baked in large ovens that you can see from your seats. I loved the taste of their pizza and I usually don't like thin crust pizza. I did not enjoy that you pay just for the pizza crust and then are... more

As a New Yorker travelling this is definitely the place to go for hometown pizza. Service was just okay, but the pizza was excellent. Recommend the Traditional Pizza and the Pesto. Salads and desert were just okay, not spectacular. more

The menu is pizza and salad. They claim to be a pizzeria, not an Italian restaurant, so only go if everyone in the party is going to have pizza!. The salads (mediterrian and the caprese) were both huge, fresh and delicious. No complaints there. The pizza was good. It was a solid pie. Thin crust, plenty of toppings, tasty. However,... more

I love the white pizza. My family always hits Grimadi's when we're in Phoenix. It's a favorite more

I just sampled Grimaldi's Brick-oven pizza and WOW, I'm back in NY! This place is festive and fun, full of great smiling faces. The bruschetta pizza and it was fab. The crust was to die for! more

We, too, tried this pizza place because of the glowing reviewson the Web. The three-topping pizza was the worst I have had in years. The thin crust was burned and tasted the consistency of a barbecued tortilla. We could not detect a sauce, though we had ordered the red. The toppings, at $2 each, were tasteless and did not appear... more

Our $19 meatball and basil pizza probably had a food cost of $3-$4. The thinly sliced meatball had no flavor, the basil was airdried to a tasteless crisp in their high-heat oven and the mozzarella so sparsely applied you would have thought there was a food shortage. The service was acceptable, but below average. We went precisely because Grimaldi's (no... more