D’Allesandro’s Pizza, located in Summerville, SC, is a family-operated pizzeria known for its delicious neighborhood-style pizza. Since 2006, they have been crafting hand-tossed pizzas using local ingredients, ensuring each bite is packed with flavor. The restaurant offers a variety of options including calzones, stromboli, and wings, available for delivery, pickup, or dining in. D’Allesandro’s also provides a 10 percent military discount every day, reflecting their commitment to the community.
We really enjoyed the pizza! The crust was very thin, which we personally love. If you prefer a thicker crust, just keep in mind that this is a very thin-crust style pizza. The flavor was a 10/10! The reason I’m giving 4 stars instead of 5 is mostly because of the restaurant itself, not the food. The space could use some improvements to make it feel more welcoming and family-friendly. Right now it has more of a storage-room feel than a cozy pizza shop. Since they seem to do a lot of takeout, I understand that maybe dine-in may not be the main focus, but a little decoration and a warmer atmosphere would make a big difference for both customers and employees. I also think it would be nice if customers could see the pizzas display. So much potential since customers can see the pizza being made. The service was good. The only food suggestion I have is about the meat lovers pizza. I wasn’t a fan of the sausage flavor, and I think cutting it into smaller pieces would make it much better. Also, the water I ordered had an odd taste, and I’d love to see a larger variety of drink options. One last thing: our pizza had a little char on the crust. Personally, I don’t mind it, and I know some people actually enjoy that slightly burnt flavor, while others don’t. It’s really a matter of personal preference. I also believe that investing in your employees and creating a positive, enjoyable workplace goes a long way. When employees feel valued and enjoy being there, it often shows in the overall atmosphere and makes the experience even better for everyone. Overall, the pizza was fantastic, and my comments are simply suggestions that I think could make the experience even better. Don’t get me wrong—it’s a great spot with amazing pizza. It just needs a little more of that cozy, homey neighborhood pizzeria feel.
My son wanted “the best calzone in town” for his birthday and Chat GPT said this was the spot. Unbelievable quality and the prices are great. My son is beyond thrilled and I’m stuffed from the salad, cant even finish it. This is absolutely the best and most loaded salad I’ve ever had in a restaurant, they’re not shy with toppings. We absolutely will be back!
You guys need make sure your employees can provide a consistent standard of food quality throughout the day and week I use to love this place until I was served something a lot similar to this last year… a few days ago I stopped by and was blown away with the quality and taste, so I made it a priority to stop by after my 12hr stiff today just to be disrespected with this slop.. like what even is a thin crust deep dish pizza?
While visiting from Florida we wanted to stop here again for a bite to eat as we really enjoyed it last time we were here (so I will not low rate their food because it is good ). We stopped in to eat about an hour before they closed. We are visiting from out of town so we wanted to sit in and eat our pizza instead of sitting in the hotel room. We were told that they are no longer allowing sit in dining past 8:45pm so we walked out and went next door to the burger place(very delicious! much better choice ) Not allowing sit in at a pizza place over an hour before closing is crazy to me. Especially because last time we ate here it was well past 8:45 and we were allowed to sit in and eat. Sounds like the workers just didn’t want to do their job anymore.
Stopped by D’Allesandro’s Pizza Italian Grill recently and I’d give it a solid four stars. It has that local, laid-back feel that makes you want to sit down and actually enjoy your food instead of just rushing in and out. I ordered a large pepperoni pizza and a side of garlic knots. The pizza came out hot with a nice crispy crust and a good balance of sauce and cheese — not too heavy, not too dry. The pepperoni had good flavor and didn’t feel overly greasy. Garlic knots were fresh, soft, and had plenty of garlic and seasoning on them, which was honestly one of the highlights of the meal. Service was friendly and welcoming. You can tell it’s the kind of place where they recognize regulars and try to keep things relaxed. Food took a little time to come out, but it felt like it was being made fresh, so I didn’t mind the wait. Only reason I’m not giving five stars is that nothing totally blew me away, but everything was solid and enjoyable. Good portions, good flavor, and a comfortable atmosphere. Definitely a spot I’d come back to when I’m craving pizza and want something a step up from the big chains.
