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Address: 7639 Wooster Pike, Cincinnati, OH 45227
Phone: (513) 407-3007
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Reviews
Allison
Lovely little pizza joint! The pizza was good, the way you sit down and dine was excellent, and I love how the pizza is for 1 person on each plate. I got the Smoked BBQ chicken pizza and it was good, just wish it had actual pizza sauce on it and more cheese. I would recommend to a friend!
… moreDave Haas
AMAZING!! I live over 30 min from here, but have brought many friends and family. I have tried all of the pizzas, salads and dessert at Pizzeliis. I have never been let down. By far, one of the best pizzas I have ever had..and I have enjoyed many pizza places throughout my life. My favorite is the meatball pizza since the meatballs are home aid. I still haven’t worked my way up to breakfast pizza yet..but that is my next one to conquer. The crust is amazing and each pizza has its own robust flavors. A MUST VISIT if anywhere in Cincinnati. Well worth it!
… moreAndy Reynolds
My family and I love this place. It is brick oven pizza that is done in a very delicious way. Their signature pizzas are very good (I love the BBQ chicken), but if you don’t see something you like, you can always make your own. What is unique about this place is that the pizza is bigger than a personal sized pizza, but not as big as a large pizza. So, it one pizza is perfect for 2 people or if you are really hungry, one can really stuff you.
… moreMark
Great pizza because of the brick oven taste. You will be stuffed when you leave. The crust is so good and fresh. Nobody was singing Disney tunes while I was there but if they did I would not care. The employee’s were very pleasant and helpful. I will eat at pizzelii every time I am working in the area.
… moreSarah Morano
This place is amazing! Personal wood fired pizzas fill a hungry stomach with fresh ingredients and terrific flavors. I live on the opposite side of town, but sneak over just to eat this pizza! Don’t worry, they have delicious salads for your “not so hungry” partner.
… moreAdam Miller
The pizza is really good. They have a few beers on tap, I had a Sam Adams 513, was great on a warm day. Food came out quick and hot, service was right on, can’t ask for much more than that
… moreJim Rogowski
Good pizza and friendly staff. They only have one size pizza which is about a 12 inch by my estimation. Their wine list has a limited selection of quality wines and are a very good value.
… moreBradley Huth
Good brick oven pizza. They make their own dough and fresh mozzarella. A couple beers on tap. A few good salads. Food brought to tablet but table service for anything else. Very casual
… moreEddie Howlett
We had 2 different pizzas and both were reasonably good. What was confusing from previous times at Pizzelii was the drink trough was empty and the only beers offered were 50W.
Being inquisitive it was as suspected that 50W had acquired the business. Didn’t make sense that why would you acquire an established pizza restaurant and provide no branding and limited beer selection but other than 1) trying to figure out what to do with the facility; based on dining at the 50W restaurant this is possible since that facility is poorly lite and laid out. Or 2) strip out the equipment and move it.
Just like the restaurant across the street, disjointed and poorly thought out.
… moreBeing inquisitive it was as suspected that 50W had acquired the business. Didn’t make sense that why would you acquire an established pizza restaurant and provide no branding and limited beer selection but other than 1) trying to figure out what to do with the facility; based on dining at the 50W restaurant this is possible since that facility is poorly lite and laid out. Or 2) strip out the equipment and move it.
Just like the restaurant across the street, disjointed and poorly thought out.
Adam Escobedo
Honestly it’s hard for me to write this review because Pizzelii used to be my favorite pizza place. I find it difficult to give bad reviews but we visited there after they changed owners and this was my experience:
1. Half of the restaurant had chairs up on tables at 6pm on a Friday night. It sort of dampens the experience as it makes it seem like they are expecting no one to be there.
2. We had purchased discount vouchers from Local Flavor in December and then Pizzelii closed for “renovations”. Turns out they have a new owner and the new owner will not honor the vouchers despite the name of the restaurant being the same. This really turned me off as a “new” customer because it causes me an inconvenience to have to get a refund for them when they could have just honored them.
3. Some people have mentioned this but the soda machine is no longer the nicer one that allows you to mix in flavors and they now use paper plates. Minor, but noticable.
4. The employees were VERY undisciplined. They didn’t know the answers to basic questions about the pizzas and interacted with us very poorly (other than the manager who would at least converse with me well to get things that I needed)
5. The pizza itself was just ok. The Squaking Buffalo used to be my favorite pizza in Cincinnati, but their buffalo chicken pizza (which would be the closest thing) pales in comparison. It wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t great let alone amazing.
… more1. Half of the restaurant had chairs up on tables at 6pm on a Friday night. It sort of dampens the experience as it makes it seem like they are expecting no one to be there.
2. We had purchased discount vouchers from Local Flavor in December and then Pizzelii closed for “renovations”. Turns out they have a new owner and the new owner will not honor the vouchers despite the name of the restaurant being the same. This really turned me off as a “new” customer because it causes me an inconvenience to have to get a refund for them when they could have just honored them.
3. Some people have mentioned this but the soda machine is no longer the nicer one that allows you to mix in flavors and they now use paper plates. Minor, but noticable.
4. The employees were VERY undisciplined. They didn’t know the answers to basic questions about the pizzas and interacted with us very poorly (other than the manager who would at least converse with me well to get things that I needed)
5. The pizza itself was just ok. The Squaking Buffalo used to be my favorite pizza in Cincinnati, but their buffalo chicken pizza (which would be the closest thing) pales in comparison. It wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t great let alone amazing.