Pizzeria Classico

♿ Wheelchair users, please be aware that although Google claims the entrance is accessible, it is NOT safe. The ramp is both too short and too steep, with a lip at the summit that halts your momentum and causes your chair to stop, if you're going up the ramp casters-first, or to tip backwards and risk cracking your head open if you're going down the ramp rear wheels first - I tried both ways and neither was successful. You WILL need a waiter or waitress or family member to push you up the current ramp. I tipped over backwards exiting the restaurant and was only saved from a concussion by the lovely waiter I had asked to assist me with the dodgy ramp, who caught my chair before it hit the ground. Pizzeria Classico, it is an easy fix! You simply need a ramp that is about twice as long as the current one, and therefore less steep, as it covers the same height over a longer distance - and a ramp without that dangerous lip at the top. Onto the food and the service! I ordered the half size antipasto salad and it was the perfect size for one person, and truly delicious - the most wonderful stuff, and the best proportions of everything! Nothing was skimped. Even the dressing was a great amount and I always feel that restaurants don't give enough dressing. The waiters and waitresses are friendly and lovely and attentive. The restaurant is clean and attractive. If I could safely enter the restaurant, I would love to return.

Pizzeria Classico has solid pizzas but relatively high prices. Appetizers are $15(!) and a large pizza was $37 before tip and tax. The sauce and cheese and pepperoni weren't any different from a chain, but at least the sausage chunks were big and tasty. I recommend going for a more affordable restaurant, or springing for a nicer restaurant with better ingredients.