They td us up front they put the pepperoni under the cheese. My friend and I both ordered a small pizza (12 inch) and a half dozen buffalo wings so we would have extra pizza for at the room later. He spent several minutes chatting with us. We went inside and the gentleman at the counter recognized us as new customers immediately. If you judge this place from the outside, you keep on driving. Well, today I happened to have a hotel room on the north shore so I decided to make the drive to Fiori's. But it's south of the city a few miles and I usually teach north of the city. I've had many students tell me that Fiori's is rhe best pizza in Pittsburgh.
So I teach for a living for the state and travel all over PA. I will pass next time Fiores is mentioned. Finally, the kids were rude, the pizza was ok at best, and way too expensive. Very similar in taste quite different in price as there you can get almost two pizzas for the one pizza I got from Fiores. The pizza actually reminded me alot of a place called Giovannis which I regularly order from. The sauce was sweet the pepperoni was scarce. Needless to say I tried the pizza and thought it was decent but nothing spectacular, I have certainly had better. Anyways, the pizza was pretty small considering the price and looked decent. When I picked the pizza up, the kids working there were rude and made fun of the fact I gave them a 4 dollar tip loudly which I thought was very rude considering it was a decent tip for them doing next to nothing I thought. looked forward to seeing what all the hype was about. I ordered my large pepperoni pizza which was close to 20 dollars and. During quarentine, I decided to give it a try for this reason. When you ask people what the number one pizza is 6 times out of 10 they will mention this place. Families with children Restaurants in Strip District.American Restaurants with Private Dining in Downtown.
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