Emmy Squared Pizza: Queen Village Philly

great service, very courteous and great pizza! the dach was unfortunately not opened when we went and we were there at 16 o'clock so we enjoyed a few cocktails on the way along a small table with heating. it was a great opportunity to interact with people who only went over their day. if this isn't your thing, I'll pretend to sit inside. the service was on the point; we saw our server at the key points and it has just checked very friendly and warm. this pizza.......wow! first of all yes, it's a tiny rectangle pipe; 6 pieces maybe 1.5"x 1.5 perfect for a small plate, but if they try to feed a family, this is not for them. it's in hipsterland, so it's for the opposite to the place. it's worth...

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Maybe this is the best gluten-free pizza for miles, but it's expensive and I don't have any problems eating gluten. the Caesar salad is embarrassing: who puts six uncut romaine hearts in a box with a cup of broth crumbs, a cup dressing, and a sprinkling of parmesan and calls it a $14 Caesar salad? it is more like a hobby kit of radioshack.

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I have the mwp- good pizza if they want a bread-height, gooey, extra thick, bone-coating, warm hug of a pizza. the aromen were all there and we enjoyed it all. they can expect to be full in 2 slices, so in any case only order them to share between two people. overall very good-would recommend trying at least once!

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A little pricey but worth it. The ingredients are super fresh. The pizza looks small but it’s deceiving because it’s so filling. That crust! So good. The brussel sprout salad was phenomenal. Well done! I’ll be coming back next time I’m in Philadelphia!

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we ordered this and had a gluten-free pizza. this pizza was impressive; it was always so delicious and exceeded expectations. thick and rich in toppings. I just have to be careful that I have ordered it too much!

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