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Ohio, United States Food Guide: 9 Pizza food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Eastlake
Reviews on Pizza food in Eastlake, Ohio, United States. Eastlake is a city in Lake County, Ohio, United States. The population was 18,577 at the 2010 census. Dennis Morley is the current mayor of Eastlake. The city was named for the fact it is northeast of Cleveland, Ohio, following along the shore of Lake Erie.
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9. Tony Sacco's Coal Oven Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By sonopieno
Great crust similar to how it's made in Naples, Italy-the city that invented pizza! We had the pizza with mozzarella and ricotta cheese and crumbled meatballs. My 86 year old Italian friends from Brooklyn, NY say you should be able to fold your pizza when you eat it. Perfect fold here!
8. Pizza Booyah
Reviewed By Julie R
Everyone has a favorite pizza place, and Pizza Booyah is now my favorite! They generously top their pizza's with fresh & flavorful items. We ordered a pizza with bacon, black olives, banana peppers & pepperoni & it was delicious. The store itself is a little out of the way for us, but worth the drive because of the flavor!
7. Giuseppe's Pizza & Subs
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By Stitcher49
I grew up in NY where the pizza crust was not just something to put toppings on. It was crafted to be light, crunchy and tasty. The toppings were the finest Italian cheeses and meats and were spectacular. Since moving to Ohio over 20 years ago, I missed those great pizzas. Most places, the dough is a greasy, soggy mess. And the toppings, ok...but not great. That all changed tonight. Guiseppe's Pizza.......oh my.....soooo great. I ordered a specialty Spinach pizza with white sauce with onions and pepperoni with light cheese. Thought I'd died and gone to heaven. The square crust was crunchy and light, the white sauce was garlicky and the best olive oil. And the tiramisu.......light, delicious, just perfect. Worth going out of the way for. I'll be back! Want to try the subs, other pizzas and the Italian dishes. Wow.
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6. Frank & Tony's Brick Oven
Reviewed By Sunfire1
This review is for Second Street Location.Great Pizza, Great Wings...the food is really good here, if you can get past the dark and depressing interior. I'm giving it an excellent rating because everything I've eaten here has been outstanding, if I was rating it on the bar/restaurant itself it would get a ONE. I guess they just don't care what it looks like inside. Go in the afternoon though or early evening. The bar is in full swing later and you won't find a place to sit.
5. Jet's Pizza
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Tom_from_CLE
My wife and I order from Jets on a continuous basis. We ordered it the first the on the first night we moved into our home (6/13) and have been ordering it ever since. A large deep dish with pepperoni and mushrooms with turbo crust is all you will ever need... be ready to die and go to heaven. Honest to God people, I never thought that a chain pizza joint could be so good, but trust me its amazing! Food is great priced, they hold plenty of specials which are advertised well, usually do discounts for if the big sports teams are playing, and notify you via text message for extra special discounts. Please, do your self a favor and go grab one today!
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4. Little Caesars
Reviewed By Rhonda M
This is our favorite pizza. We get it every a Friday. We use their pizza portal and order on line. It's always hot.
3. Severino's Pizzeria
Reviewed By sonatard
Pizza wasn't done enough, runny sauce, cheese would slide off because sauce wasn't baked into the crust. Left watery residue under pizza. See photo!
2. Mario Fazio's Italian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 194 reviews
We are the original Mario Fazio's love is all around you, fresh seasonal food a great value. Family owned and operated for 46 years.
Reviewed By KFCincy26
My dad and I go to Cleveland every few months and wusually have dinner with his college friend who lives in Mentor while we're there. We're all Italian so we like to find a different Italian restaurant to try and Mario Fazio's was convenient for everyone. It did not disappoint one bit. Even though it was our first time, Lisa (the owner's daughter I believe) made us feel like regulars. We an appetizer, salads, and dinners and it was a ton of food! The Stuffed Hot Peppers weren't exactly stuffed peppers. They were two full links of delicious and perfectly cooked Italian sausage covered in hot peppers, sauce, and cheese. The two older guys had the Eggplant Terrine which was very good and not mushy at all. I had the Doreen's Pasta, which was easily the best dish I've ever had in an Italian restuarant. Our server, Jamie, was very friendly and attentive but also gave us our space.If you ever find yourself around Cleveland and want good Italian, go to Mario Fazio's.
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1. The Wild Goose
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By gdz1028
My wife is taking cake decorating classes directly across from this restaurant so we decided to meet there for a quick dinner. We were told that they were known for their wood fired oven pizzas, and they did not disappoint. We both started off with a house salad, both of us chose the balsamic dressing. The waiter asked if we wanted cheese on our salads. We both said yes and enjoyed. For $6.00 the salad comes with a nice assortment of greens, tomato, cucumber and of course, the cheese and dressing. A nice size salad at that price. We settled on the Sullivan pizza which has their made in house Marguerita sauce which is basically crushed tomatoes and garlic. then there is roasted eggplant, spinach, little more tomato, ricotta cheese, then a blend of mozzarella/provolone and a drizzle of garlic oil. Yummy! The crust, BTW, is a thin crust, but still sturdy enough to pickup individual pieces by hand. They also have a nice selection of main dish salads, sandwiches and burgers. I f you are a beer drinker, you'll be in heaven as they have probably sixteen craft beers on tap. I had a pint of Guiness, my wife iced tea, since she had to decorate a cake afterwards. The pizzas start at $8.00 for a build your own up to $14 for the loaded J Ceasy. The size is your basic 12" eight cut. We wound up taking half our pizza home. Our total came to $42.00 which included a 20% tip. The service was outstanding as we were in and out of there in about 45 minutes.
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