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Find out what Pizza restaurants to try in Longwood. Longwood is a city in Seminole County, Florida, United States. The population was 13,657 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Orlando–Kissimmee–Sanford, Florida Metropolitan Statistical Area.
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9. Italian Express Ristorante
Reviewed By 67lindaj67
We decided to try a new pizza place, here in Longwood on New Year's Eve. We were not disappointed. We ordered a Bianca pizza, (fresh garlic, ricotta and mozzarella) and a Deluxe pizza (Pepperoni, Sausage, Mushrooms, Onions, Green Peppers, Black Olives). We were impressed and will order pizza from them again and try another kind of specialty Pizza. They also have regular pizza, stuffed pizza, calzones, strombolis. We had our pizza's delivered
8. Chianti
Reviewed By 406shelleyb
Loads of parking in plaza. 1st visit with new name. About 6:30 on a Thursday, we were 1:4 table groups. Not crowded. Friendly service. I ordered from special menu. Gorgonzola chicken on spaghetti- was ok - May have been prepared perfectly. (Sauce texture was super thick, chicken tasted good & Likely hand breaded but presentation looked like cut up chicken patty into strips) I donât know garlic knots, but these dripped. Soup spoon was large enough for Paul Bunyan. Iâd give them another try, likely a sandwich or calzone!
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7. CJ's Italian Kitchen
Overall Ratings
3 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By jennstar79
We enjoyed dining here. We ordered two pizzas and the garlic knots. The garlic knots are warm and flavorful. The pizzas are great too! The chicken pasta dish was less good because the chicken tasted like it was a frozen cutlet reheated. All in all we will return.
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6. Luna's Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Jamaicaman43
Met friends here for dinner the other night. Hadn't been there for years, but it still the same. The same owners and the same great food at very reasonable prices. The couple that run the place are super nice and most hospitable. The white pizza was excellent as were the stromboli's. Can't wait to go back.
5. Crazy Eddie's Pizza & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Geonannie
After hearing several people recommend Crazy Eddie's, I had to try it and I am so glad I did. This is certainly the best NY Pizza I have had since leaving NY in 1983! The crust is thin and delicious and the toppings are plentiful. There was not one drip of grease to be seen or tasted. I hate to say how really good the pizza is because this is the kind of place you don't want to become overcrowded - but it is really too good not to share! Amazing pizza! We didn't try anything else on the menu, but you can just tell it will all be delicious.
4. TerraMia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 191 reviews
TerraMia presents contemporary Italian cuisine inspired by seasonal and regional simplicity. The executive chef creates elegant and classic Italian dishes presented with an innovative and modern twist.
Reviewed By NCluvtrav
Arrived early for a Saturday dinner around 5:30 with reservations. I would strongly suggest reservations since this restaurant is not very large, more of an intimate upscale setting. They do have outdoor seating out front as well. When we left however they place was completely full but no one was waiting for a seat, in other words no line. Perhaps reservations help with this issue. Personally I find it a bit over priced but that is just me. I do understand though that pretty much everything is made from scratch so that does take time and you know what they say, time = $. I ordered lasagna $14.95 and that is all. No salad, etc. The bread served to our table I felt was a bit stale. I wasn't thrilled. Happy Hour on a weekend is normally unheard of but their happy hour is $2 off wine. Been watching as I go to a lot of restaurants (as you can see if you look at my list of reviews) where tables with all women do not receive the same service as mixed couples. Reason being???? Do they feel women do not tip as well??? Just underwhelmed.
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3. Anthony's Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By Barbara B
Anthonys is the closest that I have found to NY pizza. They serve a large menu of Italian dishes. Not a large restaurant, so you sometimes have a short wait, but it's worth it. Garlic knots are a must!! I call for take out on a regular basis. Located in the Publix shopping center off 17-92 and Button Road.
2. Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 149 reviews
Reviewed By gatorsos
Here for tournament.. the were 10 of us.. the waitress was nice enough, but was trying to do that thing where they try and remember all the orders without writing anything down I guess trying to impress everybody, but she totally forgot mine ,everybody else got their orders ,were eating she kept coming back to the table for drinks I finally asked about my pizza? she was like oh it's coming... what was it again?! LOL right then I knew she forgot ,she went back there could see her talking to the cooks.. I still waited everybody else finished so I just went up to her and told her to cancel it she said you sure do you want to go I said no.. unfortunately She nor the manager came over offer to comp the meal or anyting they charged me for a draft beer $6.40, which the table thought was pretty chincy .. a buddy of mine let me have a couple of slices of his it was good pizza but terrible dinning experience.
1. Cafe Paisano
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By Robi M
We usually have delivery and the drivers are amazing. But tonight we chose to dine in. The positive results was beyond our expectations. Our server was on top of serving without pushing us to dine. We had fabulous Garlic Knots. My husband had linguine and clams he said it was perfect. My eggplant parmigiana was crisp the spaghetti sauce was definitely homemade. The owner came to the table, discussing his move to Florida. As we talked he learned where his talent came from. If you want a romantic Italian dinner, head over a little later and enjoy.
