Pizza Grace

We went here the other night for family night and the atmosphere was great, the hostesses/waitresses were lovely. The only thing that I didn’t care for as much was the garlic bread. It was very oily and the bread did not have any garlic flavor. But if you like pizza, this is great upscale pizza restaurant with beautiful, cozy and elegant vibes.

Their pizza has explosive flavor. Often times most pizza's have poor quality ingredients or poor processing. I'm sure many can relate to ordering a pizza that's dry or lacking in flavor. BUT NOT Pizza Grace. They use the highest quality ingredients and are skilled in crafting the perfect pizza full of unique flavors and sauces.

Over the years I have learned that arguing what is and isn’t good pizza is a best not done between friends or polite company. When it comes to pizza, there are as many opinions as there are pizza joints. But sometimes the stars align, and the pizza is so good that folks drop their hands and just agree that with all preconceived notions and debatable perceptions aside, a particular restaurant just simply has fantastic pies. And so it was with Pizza Grace. As my wife and I strolled along the cobblestone paved streets of Morris Ave, the smell of fresh baked dough and melting cheese filled the air. Bright-eyed, we both glanced at each other with that look. We didn’t even have to say it, this smells like good pizza. As we passed the glass walled restaurant, we peeked onto a table bearing a delicious looking pizza that had been so precisely kissed by the heat that the edges were slightly and perfectly charred (we would discover later it was thanks to a 720-degree oven). We immediately knew e