After catching a play at the Know Theater, my friend was starving so we walked across here. The kitchen was closing soon, so we ordered everything. Austin was accommodating and friendly. To start, we got an Eggplant Stack. My hubby and I shared the Pepperoni & Hot Honey pizza NY style. My friend let us try a slice of her Deep Dish Buffalo Chicken. YUM!!!! Everything was delicious. I wanted a Harry to drink, but Austin said they didn’t have the ingredients to make it, so I chose a Wilma. It was perfect.
WOW! Just, WOW! Eric, the bartender, gave us a great history and overview of the establishment and the specific drinks we ordered, he conducted with authenticity and creativity. I’ll be honest, we ordered the chicken strips and I’m leaving this review before they were delivered. I’m sure I’ll love the chicken after this amazing drink, but this review is about the superior customer service at this restaurant. ??
At work and was on the topic of deep dish pizza, googled and we were putting in our order but couldn’t decide which style to try so we did both. The New York style pizza crust is my fav paired with sauce. And then the Detroit style deep dish…. everything OMG!!! Don’t pass the amazing place!!! Next up willbe dining in experience. ✨✨
This is some of the pizza I have ever eaten. Not only can you pick toppings, but you can pick you style - New York, Detroit, etc. Definitely worth the trip.
Taglio is my favorite non-chain Cincinnati pizza. Pizza and salads are great. Apps are too expensive. Good happy hour and lunch specials.I’ve tried probably every signature pizza on their menu, spicy Italian and hot honey are my favorites. Salty, but hey, it’s pizza it’s not supposed to be healthy.I was surprised at the relatively low rating to be honest, they seem to turn the staff over a lot which might be the issue. For what it’s worth I’ve only had a problem once and I was drunk so fair enough. I think this one is better than their Columbia location - low key great place to watch NFL Sunday.
Food is amazing. Some of the best pizza in the city. A lot of TVs if you want to watch sports. It can get packed during peak times so be prepared to wait a little bit if you're going then. Highly recommend for a food and drinks stop to watch sports.
Best pizza ? I've ever had, especially the hot honey pizza.Done contracting work for the owner and he brought the guys pizzas that we're amazing. He's a good family man and I thank him for turning us on to the caliber of pizza his business puts out. Top of the line for sure. Would be a great place to have a date night with your significant other with the atmosphere. Very nice location in OTR.
Meh. Super greasy. Good pizza for folks that don’t know good pizza.
Came in from out of town. Had a little too high expectations, but over all was good. Staff was really nice and accommodating!!From what I know there isn’t a lot of good pizza in Cincy so if pizza if you’re thing and you’ve had a lot of good pizza… lower your standards a little.
We used to live in Chicago and enjoyed our fair share of deep dish pizza. So when we heard a deep dish pizza restaurant, albeit Detroit style, was opening close to our Pendleton neighborhood, we were excited. It actually caused me to look into the history of Detroit deep dish which is pretty interesting.For quick review's sake, here is my take-Ambiance- 3 starsService- 5 starsPizza- 4 1/2 starsAmbiance- they gutted Lachey's restaurant full of sports tickers and crazy amounts of tvs. The bar area is very long and has a decent feel. But the rest of the place has very ordinary tables and chairs that really don't seem to match an urban location or the feel of the space. So 3 stars for plain.Service- our server was Austin. He was great and helped us navigate our pizza selection. Super friendly- great service.Pizza- Now on to the pizza. First, you have to order the 18 inch to get the deep dish. So, of course, we did. Austin said the most popular was the pepperoni and hot honey and he suggested the bianco for the other half. I liked that they could do ANY half/half combo.We loved the crust, and that's important to us. In fact, I think it's worth it just for the crust. Delicious and crisp. I'm glad we tried the honey and pepp but I'm not sure I'd do it again. It felt a bit too sweet and I needed more savory. The bianco was a good counter to the red sauce pepperoni but I wouldn't get it on its own. That's partly because I'm partial to red sauce in my pizzas. Also, I felt the ricotta maybe overpowered the rest a bit.One minor note -I asked for parmesan and he said it would cost $1. Not sure why but that kind of bugged me. I feel that should just be part of any other pizza spice- included.We'll definitely be back to try more combinations. A solid 4 stars overall and this true deep dish option is a welcome addition to other pizzas in OTR.