Zio Italian Kitchen

Really good place. Nice service. The waitress was very friendly. Unfortunately I forgot her name. But she has really cool short haircut:)

Nice atmosphere and extensive menu options. Everything is well priced and they bring fresh bread to the table to start. The pastas and lasagna are amazing and while it is an Italian restaurant their Burger is really good!

Great pizza. New York style, good toppings, overall pretty happy with it. The garlic bread was alright, not great but definitely garlic bread. The prices are a bit high for the area, but it's a solid option nonetheless.

I used to go to John's best a lot and I must say, I love Zio's!!! The service is quick & super friendly, and the food is great. LOVE their pizza! Highly recommend.

Came back to try some takeout after the re-opening and none of the John's Best quality has slipped.

Ordered the Uncle Frank's pizza with hot peppers, onions, sausage, artichoke and meatballs, and Nonna's meatballs with ricotta.

The perfectly cooked crust held up without it getting soggy under all those toppings on the 30' drive home. Had a good mild flavor and tenderness to it, did not taste like "bread", nor was it greasy. Cheese texture pointed to it being fresh, not frozen.

Onions and artichokes firm and rough chopped; obviously none of the garnishes come out of a jar.

Meatballs were not overseasoned so the taste of the ingredients, not the spices, really came through. Thinking I'm going to have to buy the sauce in a jar soon.

Yes, prices have increased - but portions are still generous and the quality is too.

This is not Planet Pizza. This is not Dominoes. We all enjoy a large $14 stuffed crust "pizza" now and then, but this is home cooking. Call your Mom and tell her you miss hers.