Ciao's Italian Grill & Pizzeria

Pretty solid spot overall! The red sauce is a little sweet for my taste, but the pies are cooked absolutely perfectly with a great crust. The real standout was the white pizza—garlicky, olive-oil, and seriously delicious. Definitely worth a visit if you’re craving a well-made slice!

First and last time. Looks and tastes like cafeteria food. Husband said it was so bad you would think this place is a front for something.

I am a regular and placed a doordash order today. Everything came but the drink was half way filled. I love the food and have been going for years but it only takes two seconds to make sure you filled the drink all the way.

I’m in the area for work tried this place first for its pizza which basically taste like ketchup with cheese melted on it solid 0 out of 10. Figured I would give it another shot tonight order basket of fried mushrooms too start which tasted like they were frozen since the ice age and saturated in 2 year old fryer oil, when I ate the first two both were still cold in the middle and then I ordered the lobster ravioli and scallop&shrimp that came with “garlic knots” which were basically a piece of bread warmed up with garlic salt on them the Ravioli came out with shrimp so freezer burnt it was clear and tasted like you were chewing on rubber the scallops were ice cold in the middle and the “Alfredo” sauce tasted like thick milk if I could give this place negeative ⭐️ review I would! So please

First things first One of the worst pizzas I’ve ever had in my life. Two ….actually the worst garlic knots I’ve ever had. They were dry, hard, flavorless, and extremely old. I could knock someone’s window out with These things. I don’t even understand how they’re still in business. Do yourself a favor…Little Anthony’s is like 5 to 7 minutes up the road…. Drive the extra couple minutes And don’t waste your time with them. Customer service is also trash.