Al's Pizzeria (Closed)

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SUCH a great party - thanks for covering! I hope they do this again next year. Great fundraiser for a great place.

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Jerry Leeper, verified:

Overall:

Quality:
4/5
Vibe:
2/5
Service:
4/5
Value:
4/5

Very good neigborhood pizza joint in rundown strip mall. The pizza is what the dish ougth to be like from a mom-and-pop joint. It's freash, the crust is thinner than most but still not paper thin. Cheese dominates over sauce.

And while I really like this pizza, it's much much better than any chain pizza, there's something a bit bland about the sauce that makes me think I've had better.

The place itself is rather frumpy, and I find the dining room rather cold and ill lit. I'll almost always just do carryout from Al's.

And a large pizza at Al's is LARGE and not expensive. Best pizza in the neiborhood.

5 years, 2 months ago
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