Best pizza in town! A bit pricy unfortunately but still worth it for a great meal in a great atmosphere!
(5)
Danny B.
Hit or miss I guess . Salads were very fresh and crisp and croutons yummy. Fast service and cold beer. How can you top that? Well a good pile of manicotti and Stromboli both with Alfredo sauce. Yes a good stop tonight.
(4)
Kathryn M.
Gave this place another try. We ordered a calzone. It was not edible. We tossed it. It was covered inside with that dry crumbled sausage I spoke of in a previous review. I went back a third time and ordered an appetizer only. Fried ravioli. Way over cooked. Ended up tossing out the left overs after forcing down two pieces (I was hungry). Went back again and FINALLY found something that tasted just like it is supposed to. The chicken and broccoli Stromboli with Alfredo. The crust was perfect. The chicken was tender and the broccoli was just right. The Alfredo comes on the side and I did feel the need to add some parmesan to it but overall this was the best meal that I've had there. I sense ownership is striving to make improvements. It seems to be paying off.
(3)
Julie D.
Good pizza and great waitstaff! It is a bit pricey but if you sign up for email alerts they will send great coupons. I like the pizza better than Pizza Hut. Cute little place to meet with friends for dinner.
(5)
Joshua G.
I was hoping that this would be a beacon of decent food in the otherwise desolate landscape of Sidney cuisine. I had high hopes with some of the reviews. Unfortunately, the food was mediocre at best. I had a combo pizza, a half order of their lasagna and a side ceasar salad. I would say the best thing I ate was the roll that came with the ceasar salad. The salad itself arrived warm and wilted. Dressing wasn't bad, but obviously not made from scratch. The lasagna was marginal at best. Their sauce was ok, and they drowned the lasagna in it. But a decent sauce will not make up for a crappy lasagna. I've had better at Macaroni Grill (which is not saying much). This is a small step above Stouffers. In terms of the pizza, if they think this is "New York" style, they need to go to NYC and actually try some. It was better than Pizza Hut, but a far cry from authentic NYC pizza which, given their name, I was hoping for more. Their toppings are also very marginal. Overall, still one of the better choices in Sidney, NE, but then again, the highlight of the other food options out here is probably McDonalds... *sigh*
Takes Reservations : Yes Delivery : Yes Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : No Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : Yes Caters : Yes
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Pizza
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Adrianne O.
Best pizza in town! A bit pricy unfortunately but still worth it for a great meal in a great atmosphere!
(5)Danny B.
Hit or miss I guess . Salads were very fresh and crisp and croutons yummy. Fast service and cold beer. How can you top that? Well a good pile of manicotti and Stromboli both with Alfredo sauce. Yes a good stop tonight.
(4)Kathryn M.
Gave this place another try. We ordered a calzone. It was not edible. We tossed it. It was covered inside with that dry crumbled sausage I spoke of in a previous review. I went back a third time and ordered an appetizer only. Fried ravioli. Way over cooked. Ended up tossing out the left overs after forcing down two pieces (I was hungry). Went back again and FINALLY found something that tasted just like it is supposed to. The chicken and broccoli Stromboli with Alfredo. The crust was perfect. The chicken was tender and the broccoli was just right. The Alfredo comes on the side and I did feel the need to add some parmesan to it but overall this was the best meal that I've had there. I sense ownership is striving to make improvements. It seems to be paying off.
(3)Julie D.
Good pizza and great waitstaff! It is a bit pricey but if you sign up for email alerts they will send great coupons. I like the pizza better than Pizza Hut. Cute little place to meet with friends for dinner.
(5)Joshua G.
I was hoping that this would be a beacon of decent food in the otherwise desolate landscape of Sidney cuisine. I had high hopes with some of the reviews. Unfortunately, the food was mediocre at best. I had a combo pizza, a half order of their lasagna and a side ceasar salad. I would say the best thing I ate was the roll that came with the ceasar salad. The salad itself arrived warm and wilted. Dressing wasn't bad, but obviously not made from scratch. The lasagna was marginal at best. Their sauce was ok, and they drowned the lasagna in it. But a decent sauce will not make up for a crappy lasagna. I've had better at Macaroni Grill (which is not saying much). This is a small step above Stouffers. In terms of the pizza, if they think this is "New York" style, they need to go to NYC and actually try some. It was better than Pizza Hut, but a far cry from authentic NYC pizza which, given their name, I was hoping for more. Their toppings are also very marginal. Overall, still one of the better choices in Sidney, NE, but then again, the highlight of the other food options out here is probably McDonalds... *sigh*
(2)Kellan C.
Good food not the cheapest pizza though.
(4)