Sicilian Pizza & Pasta Downtown

When I saw Sicilian pizza and pasta I was excited. I was really craving some spaghetti. I thought Sicilian oh, this is wonderful. This is going to be tasteful. It was anything but. I might as well have went to CVS and bought some pasta and spaghetti sauce. Mixed it together and ate it. It would have been tasted better. The cashier was very nice. I do give her that. The inside of the restaurant was also clean. They had a good selection , although I don't know how the food tasted. I ordered spaghetti and salad. I wanted garlic added to my spaghetti which it did not have. The salad just looked mediocre. I didn't end up eating the salad nor did I finish my spaghetti. I ate enough until I was satisfied and that was it. The entire meal cost around $10.45 so I didn't waste that much money. If you're in a bind and are on a budget then you can try this restaurant. If you have money to spend, then go to the Old Spaghetti Factory around the corner.

The crust was crispy on the outside and soft and chewy on the inside with large air bubbles on the edge. One of the Best crusts I ever tasted. The ingredients were also very good quality. The calizone crust was also superior to almost anything you can find. The crust was cooked nicely and had a bit of garlic oil brushed on top. The marinara for dipping was excellent as well. Good for families. Free refills.

We ordered a calzone and pizza and both were tasty but poorly executed - the calzone was inexplicably cut up into pieces, and the pizza crust was soggy and undercooked. Both were very greasy. For what it's worth, my husband thinks y'all aren't getting your ovens hot enough! Pretty pricey for the quality.