A D’s Pizzeria Restaurant & Lounge

Was in the area for business & called in a pizza to bring to one of my customers. Ready in 20 minutes. When my customers started eating it, they all remarked how great it was and that the crust was amazing.

Not only is their pizza amazing, but the people that work and own this place always say hello with a smile. I also saw the most beautiful Easter Bunny working there today. Even without the Pink bunny ears, she is Beautiful ! Thanks for making my day, whatever your name is.

I was just reminding a friend about the great Carbonara we had here so I thought I better give them a review. We were staying at the super bad hotel nearby and everyone kept ordering equally bad delivery food (no chain restaurants near enough to walk to) and with no car to drive… by day 2 of the conference I was starving.
A friend brought in pizza from AD’s that night and it was SOOO good. I asked where they got it and they said just outside the parking lot across the street! So the next day my conference roommate and I went over there (braved the ice and snow) and I just about died when the Carbonara came to the table. It was a huge family style portion for only about $ 7.00. It was creamy and cheesy and the fettuccine noodles were al dente (definitely NOT low calorie). I was able to take half of it back to the hotel for dinner that night. Would easily feed two or three adults.
We ended up going back for lunch the next day and I had to order it again and share with my friend because she was jealous from the day before. They also had an interesting side salad that I liked that had pickled peppers in it. Like I said, the pizza we had was loaded, I don’t know if the other traveler hit them on a bad day or what happened.
The place is in need of some remodeling and a real sign. We had a hard time finding it even though it was across the street. It looks like a community center from the outside. Everyone was nice that served us and we were out with friends so I don’t remember if the service was slow or not… you should probably plan on allowing enough time for them to make the food. It’s a family business.
I think, especially if you have kids, it would be a great place for a family style dinner like Buca di Beppos is SUPPOSED to be. You could order a huge pizza and an order of Carbonara and feed a whole family. Oh, and maybe a couple of those side salads for mom and dad.

Thinking of trying something different for lunch we decided upon AD’s pizzeria. I drive past this place daily on my way to work and it’s always been a complete mystery. Is it AD’s pizza or the Pittsburgh Steeler Fanclub? Because the sign promoting both is strangely far away from the building.
Well, we ordered a large combination pizza for pickup. As we are pulling in to what I assume was AD’s pizza, because there are no signs at all on the building other than a generic sign in the window saying «restaurant» I was like damn this place is creepy. The place looks abandoned without a car or living soul anywhere.
We enter and the place is quiet, dark, and even more creepy. Like being the first person at a wake before any other mourner gets there. I then see a bunch of Pittsburgh Steeler junk in a glass case and realized I found the Fanclub. Yippee! However, this fan club was different than most being there was not a single fan in attendance. We were the only «fans» there, and I’m a Patriots fan.
Anyway, we get the pizza, which was right on time for our arrival, pay and leave. The parking lot is a complete sheet of ice, and we pull a quick not on purpose 180 before leaving. Because RWD.
The verdict. The pizza was junk. Extremely greasy and sloppy. Too much sauce and not enough cheese made everything just fall right off when you picked up a slice. The crust was dry and slightly burnt and had a weird burnt taste throughout. I’d bet you $ 5 the sauce was canned. Disappointing. Could be one of the worst pizzas I’ve ever had.

Very friendly and attentive staff. Food was good, we got pizza. Fairy priced menu. Down side was it was a bit chilly and there wasn’t to many people around on a Friday night but overall good experience.

Step one order an eggplant grinder, or as a topping on your pizza. Step two, profit.
Been a long time ads customer. Best eggplant ever. Can’t speak to the other Italian dishes though the house salad is an interesting blend of shredded cheese and roasted peppers. A hometown classic.

The most awsome pizza in the entire world… the grandmother well you better tip her extreamly well cause it is totally worth it… party size pizza with extra extra extra cheese all of the cheeses plus chicken spinich egg plant riccotta cheese extta extra!!! The grandmother cooks awsome pizza !!!

Came here for a steelers game on sunday. Service was SLOWWWWWWWWWWWW. Sat down before the opening kick-​off, didn’t get a beer until the 2^nd quarter. Asked for a menu, it arrived at half-​time. Ordered at the beginning of the 3^rd quarter and got my food in the 4^th.
Genoa grinder was really good, basket of fries was standard.
$ 8 for the grinder & fries was a steal, $ 3.75 for the 12oz bud light draft was rape.
On the fence about this place, the steeler games will probably keep me coming back, but i sure wont order much.

Checked this place out and tried their pizza. Family owned establishment 3^rd generation. Can appreciate the original sauce and dough recipes. Nice thick crust and plenty of sauce with a sweet and tangy kick that adds a robust flavor. Top of the cheese pie a bit greasy for my taste, but the sauce and cheese blend well. Would come back in a heart beat, particularly because of the friendly service. It was also good to know that it was the owner who made the pizzas I took home on Sunday.

My husband and I have been regulars here for almost 20 years. We even had our wedding rehearsal dinner in the main dining room. It is a family run business that makes a fantastic, homemade, thick crust pizza. The staff is friendly and takes care of their customers. If you are a fan of Pittsburgh, then this is absolutely the place for you. During football season the place is packed with fans during the games.

You will not find a better example of great tasting real Italian pizza anywhere within 50 miles of AD’S pizzeria. If you consider yourself a connoisseur of pizza and have tried the best of the best, then you need to try AD’S. The pizza is what I consider to be a perfect tri-​fecta of great tasting sauce, graceful mouth watering mozzarella and finally a sublime thick crust that equals any old world dough recipe. Having tried the world re-​known pizzas of New Haven, New York and Chicago, it is with great ease that I put AD’S Pizzeria in their company. A hidden gem worth traveling any distance or including in any itinerary.