
Born in Naples, Italy over 200 years ago, Pizza Napoletana is known for its smokey-charred outer crust and soft, delicate center – traditionally eaten in Italy with a knife and fork. Each pizza is wood-fired at 1000 degrees in our imported Stefano Ferrara ovens. Our pies, along with the rest of our from-scratch menu options, are made with both locally sourced and imported Italian ingredients and served with our most important ingredient: Passion!
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Address: 3552 Market Lane, Kenosha, WI 53144
Phone: (262) 214-1913
Website: https://www.oakfire.pizza/
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Reviews
It turns business away now even if you have good food as no one wants to smell urine when they walk right in the door. Aroma carries as I understand there are homeless individuals and people with medical issues although loitering is still a thing and you have to be a paying customer even if you are minding your own business doing nothing now. We had to ask to remove from our spot to not be nauseated now.
The company although worked out the concern and offered us a free pizza for the inconvenience and all.
I really like what they’ve done with this venue, interior aesthetic is a modern vibe with an extended bar with plenty of drink options, spacious dining room and oodles of parking.
The food overall is good at still reasonable prices despite today’s economy, service was really good and Oakfire seems to be a great environment whether for a date, the family or a company lunch/dinner.
The pizza does taste good and the only flaw I noticed which I did catch onto at the LG location was the flimsy/soggy crust which a few have already mentioned. Not enough to cripple an overall 5⭐️ rating and I just fold the slice like they do in NY with the BIG slices.
If ever in the area again wandering K-Town, I could probably come back here. I live just over a 20-minute drive south in Beach Park in Lake County but this taste is worth the drive.
Not sure if both locations are owned by the same person/family but I hope for continued success & prosperity for the owner(s).
The vibe of the place matched the food—warm, welcoming, and just rustic enough to feel authentic without trying too hard. Service was friendly and efficient, too.
If you’re looking for a legit wood-fired pizza that hits the sweet spot between artisan and satisfying, this place delivers. Already planning my next visit.
– This restaurant has real potential, but several areas need attention. The atmosphere is missing an authentic Italian touch. The fake plants feel unnecessary, and the space would benefit from Italian fixtures, art, and photography. Italian or Italian-American music would also help create the right mood.
– For food, I started with the bruschetta. Unfortunately, it was toasted in the oven, which made it more like a crostini. Bruschetta should be grilled for proper flavor and texture. The tomatoes also need olive oil, salt, pepper, and better seasonings. You shouldn’t use the end parts of the tomatoes. It should be nice, clean cuts. I also ordered prosciutto, which i assume is di parma, should be sliced per order, not pre sliced. Presentation matters here as well.
– Condiment containers need care. The salt and pepper shakers were sticky, and the olive oil and cheese were not filled, which leaves a poor impression.
– The Margherita pizza was good—no complaints overall—but a bit more seasoning and basil would elevate it even further.
– The biggest issue, however, was management and service. I don’t blame the staff; the real problem is the lack of leadership. The owner or manager needs to step in, guide the team, and set higher standards for professionalism. There should be a manager on the floor eyeing the tables making sure everything’s in order and greeting everyone. As a result, it makes the place feel more welcoming.
– Overall, I give this place a 5/10. With better management, authentic Italian atmosphere, and attention to detail in the kitchen, it could truly become something special.
Grazie, ciao, arrivederci, appresto