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I have not seen it, but now we have a pizza place on three of the four corners of that intersection. I hope its something different, like a coal fired pizza.
There sure seems to be a ton of Italian/Pizza restaurants around the newer parts of Cary/Morrisville. At least that's what all the coupons I get in the mail show. I hope it works, but I wouldn't mind smthg different.
I've been there--it's a little more upscale than Georgina's, and doesn't feel as mass-produced as Rosati's. We ate there last night. The food was pretty ok but my husband didn't like his. The kids' pizzas were bigger than I could eat in a single sitting. I had pasta e fagioli (sp)? soup that was very bland and a spinach salad that was pretty good. Other people in our party seemed to enjoy their meals.
They take reservations, which is good, b/c on several occasions we've tried to go the wait has been long.
I went there for lunch today with my husband & daughter. We were greeted by a lovely hostess & our waitress was equally lovely & polite. (Everything you'd hope for)
We ordered a Lg. Meat Lovers Pie; it was delicious! We'll be going back.
They also have a full bar with counter seating as well
Pizza was good, but I was not in the mood to tolerate the 'that coupon is for dine in only' greeting I got when I picked up my first order from the place.
Clearly, the coupon nowhere says dine in only and if you have the same one ($5 off $25 or more) you'll see that. I will not be returning.
That is really bad about the coupon. I saw on Yelp that apparently the kid's menus they give out for kids to draw on, they don't actually serve the items from. So you order something from it, and they don't have it at that cheap price. Your kid has to order off the regular menu for $$$. Really stupid, imo, for a lot of reasons.
We've done pizza takeout a couple of times. The place really isn't set up for takeout, which is probably a bad decision on their part given the locale. The pizza was really, really good. The crust was as good as a pizza gets, imo. But they REALLY skim on the toppings. If I order a pepperoni pizza, I want more than 1 or 2 pepperonis on a slice.
The place looks nice inside, and has a definitely different vibe than other Italian or Pizza places in the area. I would like to try a sit down dinner without the kids when we get out sometime (but our problem is that if we somehow are kid-less, we are heading to downtown Raleigh or Durham to eat).
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We'll be going back.
