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8. Johnny Brusco's New York Style Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
Johnny Brusco's is proud to bring authentic New York style pizza and a variety of housemade dinners, subs, and more to the neighborhoods we call home. We grew up enjoying and perfecting pizza, and now we're sharing our passion with everyone we serve.
Reviewed By patcal4
Enjoyed our pizza, $2 Coors and Saturday night football. Good service and friendly staff. Mixed crowd of families, friends and couples. Will return to try other items on the menu. Hi Pat and thanks so much for your business and 5-Star positive feedback. We're very glad to know you'll be coming back fo rmore - see you then!!Andy, Johnny Brusco's Customer Service Team [email protected]
7. Gusano's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 133 reviews
Reviewed By clgfeller
We had the 16âGrub's Choice. Pepperoni, crumbled Italian sausage, purple onions, mushrooms, marinara, & mozzarella cheese and added pepperoni. The menu should include salt as a topping because there was plenty. I like to say something positive so here it is: edible. (barely edible.) Their version of âtraditional crustâ is the hard thin over cooked gas station cardboard variety. Some folks like that. I am not a member of that group. The cheese had a chewy gluely quality that I didnât care for. The purple onion was almost enough for one slice. Not sure what happened to the mushrooms. I didnât see any.The best part is you can feed lots of people. There were six of us and we only ate half of the pizza. Other half went to the back yard possum.All in all, just about what Iâd expect from a back woods gas station/deli for 10 bucks. At $28.06 Iâll give it a one because I canât give it a zero.
6. Artisan Wood Fired Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Non-GMO, Full Bar, Neapolitan Pizza, Late Night Full Bar, Hand Made Dough, Italian food, Pasta, Fresh Salads, Wood Fired pizza, Ovens, Kids, Build Your Own Pizza, Calzones, Gluten Free, Dairy Free Alternatives,
Reviewed By 1969RS
Received a BOGO offer and had eaten here before so we thought weâd take advantage of the offer.It was a Saturday night around 5:15pm. When we arrived there was about 5 tables filled and about four empty but not yet cleared. That should have been my first clue. The hostess was going to seat us at one table and server said âNo, Iâm saving that for someoneâ. Okay, didnât see a reserved sign. Clue #2. Was seated and they took our order. Server was very informative. I asked her to change the TV to the baseball game. Things went downhill from there. Our server greeted a guy at the door, hugged him, and proceeded to sit at a table with him for the entire time we waited for our pizza. A different server gave me a refill on my water. I asked again to switch the TV. With only now 4 tables filled in the restaurant, it was easy to see no one was watching the Georgia Bulldogs getting thrashed. Iâd estimate it took 30 minutes to get our pizzas, served by yet a different server. With that few tables filled, and as thin as these pizza are, it took way too long. And all the time our original server sat at the table with some guy. Listened to servers have a meltdown because there was no silverware available. Really? With only 5 tables filled since we arrived, whoâs doing dishes? The pizzas were good, but not great. Thin, soggy crust with crisp edges. Finished our pizzas and yep, still havenât changed the TV channel. Finally our original server brought our check. BTW, the table that we were turned away from 45 minutes prior.....was still waiting for those âspecial customersâ.It as apparent that that attitude there with some of the servers were not in the best interest of the customers. There are much better choice choices in NWA for pizza....and they appreciate your business.We are very sorry that you experienced this . Not sure what happened if you came in from the patio door. Either way we definitely want to make sure you experience is a positive one. We look forward to making things right if you decide to give us another try.
5. The Pedaler's Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 178 reviews
Reviewed By Susan O
We are originally from the Chicago area. We've been searching for a decent thin crust crispy pizza. We found it. (I know you New Yorkers don't like crispy) This is a wood fired pizza. It was very very good. Nice neighborhood bar environment. But you can also eat outside.
4. Old Chicago
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By Susan R
Looks like a pretty typical chain restaurant-not necessarily a bad thing! Excellent beer selection including some local offerings. I had the Tuscan chicken pizza-it comes with a lemon garlic sauce that took a little getting used to, but overall was very good. Not a place for gourmet pizza, but looks to be a good place to meet friends for a fun evening.
3. Mirabella's Table
Overall Ratings
4 based on 81 reviews
We are an Italian restaurant that serves breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner. We also have an Italian grocery store.
Reviewed By WYPY
Our first time here after many recommendations by friends. We were greeted and seated by Jaeden, very friendly and professional. Our very excellent server was Lauren. Our food was delicious, one of us had grand Hotel pasta and the other had a cup of tomato basil soup and for the entrée, skinny Penny zucchini. Both were delicious. The bread served before the meal was also excellent. We already have made our reservations for next Saturdayâs brunch which we hear is delicious. We do recommend this restaurant. Very clean the people were friendly and the food was delicious.
2. Bocca Italian Eatery & Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
Bocca Italian eatery & pizzeria offers fresh ingredients and house-made pastas, sauces, breads, mozzarella, and wood-fired pizzas. Serving lunch starting at 11 a.m. and switching to the dinner starting at 4 p.m., nightly. Also enjoy our wine, beer, local
Reviewed By Susan L
Our server was Jerad, and he was excellent. Very attentive but did not hover. The food was wonderful. My husband had the beef and pork ragout, and I had the pesto over pasta. Both were excellent. I substituted fettuccine for spaghetti which may have been a mistake as the fettuccine noodles were on the hearty side. I prefer a lighter noodle; however, the pesto was wonderful and fresh tasting. For dessert I indulged in the tiramisu. It was simply the best I have ever had period! The sous chef knows his stuff.
1. The Rail
Overall Ratings
4 based on 218 reviews
Reviewed By Susan R
Good pizza restaurant in historic down town Rogers. Obviously popular with locals, but also with travelers to the area. Very busy on a Thursday night. Pizza was very good; decent beer selection but only 3 on tap (one is Pabst which they sell inexpensively by the pitcher). Wings and pork shank (pig wings) with a choice of sauces are popular. There are several salads to choose from. Wait staff was friendly. Worth a visit if in the area.
