They have it all.
On our second stop we had a few friends join us which was a lot of fun! Always good to see Chad, Jen, the boys, and Rob even joined us too!
When you first walk in it's the smell that captivates you. The plus side is that if you use open table, you can make a reservation (which we did) and the hostess was very polite. They weren't very busy but there was enough room to accommodate another larger group next to ours and with plenty of room to spare.
You get to watch the crew making the pizzas which can be entertaining if you have to wait for a table.

The menu was pretty typical of an Italian restaurant. And if you like Labriola, Pizza Barra has the same owner.
Our initial impression of looking up pictures online was that it looked like Pequod's caramelized crust with Lou Malnati's chunky tomato sauce in regards to their deep dish pizza. We had already decided that we wanted to try the deep dish and the thin crust. We decided to skip the Neapolitan.


Total people: 7 (3 on our tab and a to-go pizza)
Total bill: $92 - 3 pizzas, 2 craft beers, & a Coke.
Rhode's Recommendation: Yes!
As much as the crust looks like it will taste like our favorite caramelized crust, it was close but not as close as we were thinking. We would definitely make this one of our recommended pizza places. It will be one to compare to along the way.
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