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Address: 2024 Marconi Ave, St. Louis, MO 63110
Phone: (314) 833-3734
Website: http://www.pizzeriadagloria.com/
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I also tried this one.
Stracciatella: tomato sauce, hand-pulled stracciatella (burrata filling), California extra virgin olive oil, black pepper
Looks interesting, but wasnt a fan of it myself. It didn’t taste bad. The only moment of real ‘meh’ was a few bites were a little cold, noticeably.
Canned soda I ❤️ because I don’t have to worry about cleanliness of the soda fountain.
Overall, it was good pizza. For the price I would like a bit more pie, but maybe that is the new norm with the cost of everything increasing?
We started with the meatballs, roasted Brussel sprouts and the creamy Italian salad.
The meatballs were moist and had a great texture. The sauce was just the right amount and had a little spice to them…just the way I like them.
The salad was outstanding and not like a salad I have had before. Great toppings and such great dressing.
The sprouts were on another level of delicious and I can say hand on heart the best I have ever had out. They were charred just right and were not bitter as sprouts can be at times.
I got the sausage pizza and added mushrooms. That was the right choice for sure. The sausage was perfectly cooked and the flavor was spot on as well. The crust was thin but not the thin St Louis style thank goodness. It was Neapolitan style and had the beautiful blisters feom the wood fired oven.
Absolutely outstanding place all around. Will be back for sure.
They had a good basic Caesar salad.
Their potato appetizer was amazing. The sauce that it was served in, we saved to mop up with pieces of pizza.
Got the sausage and fennel pizza which was generally very good. The ingredients were excellent, and the outer crust was cooked to perfection. My only criticism was that the crust under the center of the pizza was very thin and was cooked, but not very firm texture wise. In fact, it was very soft.
The tiramisu was served as it is in Italy in a single bowl serving. Huge portion that the two of us split, and it was plenty for each of us. It was excellent.
Will definitely go back.
The tiramisu was not at par with the pizza.
I’ve had it a few times over the years, but it’s always been take out or one of their specialty pizzas that were . And while it’s always been good, I was never like, “this is goooood good”… until tonight.
I shoulda known better, that this particular type of pizza NEEDS to be eaten right out of the oven to truly appreciate it in all of its “Gloria”. And tonight I was finally able to do that, in their quaint & cozy dining room. (I still need to experience their courtyard patio)
Aside from a classic Margherita, I can best judge any pizza by trying it in the other form that is my true “go-to” – pepperoni & mushroom. And wow, I honestly can’t remember the last time I had a round pizza in this version that was this good (including Noto & my own). The cup & chars were perfectly crisped and spaced, the added mushrooms were premium & plentiful (usually they’re disappointingly topped too scarcely for my liking), and the pickled jalapenos paired perfectly (no surpise there since I also utlilize them for added tang with my pepperoni freezas). The sauce & cheese ratio (where 90% of pizzerias fail IMO) were spot on which allowed them both to shine and burst through in a complimentary way on the taste buds. And the crust had just the right amount of crunchy chew, artisan flavor, and slight flop that blur its genre between Neapolitan & New Haven.
What a treat this pizza experience was
So happy to have rediscovered Pizzeria da Gloria in its intended purpose. And even happier that it’s so conveniently close to home.
Sauce – 8
Cheese – 8
Crust/Texture – 9
Toppings – 9
Overall Flavor – 10
Ratio Balance – 10
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Total – 9.00