Okay, okay.  I know there are a few pizza places on here so far…but,
hey, I’m Italian!  I love the pizza pie!  The cheese, the crust, the toppings…om nom nom!

So, let me just say, that no one could have been more surprised than I was when I took a look at Marcella’s Pizza’s menu: Spinach, Tomato, and Garlic with Alfredo Sauce Pizza, Garlic Shrimp Pizza, Philly Cheese Steak Pizza.

Now, they even have deep dish pizza!  How ever does a pizzaholic decide?  She leaves it up to her hubby.

We got the Spinach, Tomato, and Garlic with Alfredo Sauce Pizza, ordered a 7” Sausage for the kid, and went with a side of their famous garlic rolls too (yeah, steer clear of us after all that garlic!).

There was a coloring book and crayons for the kid, though the fun decor of the place kept him entertained for quite some time!  Airplanes, blimps, and I don’t know what all hang from the ceiling, the walls are covered in travel-related items like luggage, chintzy plates, postcards, and posters, but it wasn’t obnoxious like a T.G.I.Friday’s or Applebee’s.

The kid refused to touch the garlic rolls (he was in quite the mood that day) but they were pretty good, at least, I scarfed them down and longingly gazed at what hubs hadn’t finished.  He wasn’t moved. 

Then came the pizza…wowza.  It was a thing of beauty.  A more sensitive soul may break down in tears after sampling this stuff.  Okay, maybe that’s taking it a bit too far, but I ate an embarrassingly large amount of this pizza.  It was just.  that.  GOOD!  Like, craving good, even!

I sampled the kid’s (all in the name of research, I swear!) and it was yummy as well.   He definitely enjoyed it, grading it “delicious.”

Oh, and for all you cold pizza lovers out there…the Spinach, Tomato, and Garlic Pizza was still very good after a night in the fridge. Bonus!

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