Luigi's Coal Oven Pizza

Today was the Las Olas Art Fair and instead of eating fair food, I decided to give Luigi's Coal Oven Pizza a try. I ordered their house salad and a personal 8 inch pizza. The pizza was only $4.95, with an additional $0.75 per topping. My friend opted for pesto, artichoke, and kalamata olives on her pizza, while I chose Italian Sausage for mine. The house salad was dressed with a delicious olive oil dressing and packed with a variety of ingredients, including garbanzo beans, pepprochini peppers, boiled eggs, olives, romaine lettuce, cucumbers, red onion, and gorganzola cheese. It was a much better choice than fair food.

Came with the family on christmas in a prise, and one brought luigi a delicious meal. I had a divine aubergineparm and shared the house salad with the table.

A few times past this place while they drove through las olas blvd, it seemed always busy. we were in the mood for pizza, but we are also special.

I added the bruschetta pizza this time prosciutto . I didn't like it, making the crust so sluggish, so I only ate the half that wasn't. but I always follow.

The pizza at this restaurant is good, but it is definitely not Neapolitan as they claim. I enjoy the flavors, but it is not anything extraordinary. It stands out in the area because of the lack of other good quality pizza options, making it one of the best spots for pizza there.