Love And Dough - Brooklyn

The pizza was beyond savory! This restaurant gives a very romantically dim-lit vibe. There's sparkling and tap water offered. The pizza was pretty affordable. The waiters are all very lovely and quick on their feet. I can't wait to return. My friend enjoyed their lasagna a lot as well. I definitely recommend this spot.

This place isn?t really worth it if you?re looking for a place to fill your stomach..6 small pieces of pizza total to 20 bucks. You could literally go to dominos for 2 big boxes for that same price. The taste is ok, just not really worth it unless you?re dying of hunger and looking for a place to eat. Not to mention the prices on the drink can literally be the reason why the billing is so high. Could be better I guess. Spent around 62-66 in total. It?s severely overpriced for

Food was overpriced for what it was. Plain pizza doesn?t come with cheese but included the most amount of garlic I?ve ever seen on a pizza. It took (no joke we timed it) 17 minutes for the server to come with napkins. Our waiter seemed like a manger or owner and was judgmental. If you?re coming for a quick bite after the Brooklyn flea market like we did I suggest one of the other restaurants. They also sat us and didn?t give us menus for ten minutes until I had to ask. Not the

Ordered two pies from here, since they were open later than other places we would have ordered from in the neighborhood. Pizza had a good flavor, just didn?t arrive super fresh. The salad we got was pretty good as a side.

I ordered their rustic pizza which features sopressata and red peppers. the pie came out within 5 minutes which is nice if you want a quick bite. the pizza itself was decent? nothing really outstanding about it. the tomato sauce and cheese were pretty standard and the sopressata was one of the redeeming qualities. they do use a brick oven to bake their pizzas which adds a nice charcoal/smoky flavor