Delicio Coal Fired Pizza

The 4 stars is for Delicio, we did not do any bowling. The food was great, but my pizza was missing an ingredient. We came for wing week but they sold out by the time we got there, no big deal. The apps are very shareable, and the pizza is tasty, but be warned there's a lot of cheese!Our dining room experience here was not very COVID- friendly. Masks are required but twice when I was up someone ran into me without a mask. Its a seat-yourself concept, but when we walked in all tables were either taken or piled with dirty dishes. Some tables look like they were meant for 2 parties but there were no dividers, so we had to wait about ten mins to find someone to clear a seat for us. The servers were friendly, and we even got Wing Week pint glasses even though we couldn't get the wings. Lots of great breweries on draft. Would return, but during a slower time for a better experience

Delicio is quick and convenient, but the food is just okay. I expected more out of this place. The breadsticks were seasoned and good, but very "dense". The marinara and spinach artichoke were good, but I got a side a ranch and that is the way to go. Ranch makes everything better, right? We also got the wings with sweet chili sauce. They were pretty good. I'd get those again, but I'd probably choose a different sauce. As for the pizza...very greasy. I'm not sure if this is a normal result of the coal fired, but wasn't overly impressed. Next time I'm at Hoppin Vines and hungry...I'll probably just order a salad. :)

This is 3rd iteration of this concept. They opened in Olde Montgomery, closed, opened at Xavier, closed, and are now partnered up with Hoppin Vines, which has its pros and cons. Pro in that you can enjoy a beverage with your food, a con because of the parents who bring their kids to the bar with them to drink. Having Timmy and Susie run around the restaurant like it's a playground is LAME.The food is averagely overpriced and forgettable. The steak skewers and the cheesy garlic bread are the exceptions - they are the bomb. My experience with the pizza is similar to others - overdone at the crust and underdone near the middle. I've had better elsewhere. The wings are awful - rubbery.All in all, it's worth a look but it's not a go-to consistently based on the food and the playground.

Pretty meh on this. It's food and it's decent for a bar. It can take a long time. I think the pizza at Taft's brewporium (similar concept) is far superior. In this area, the pizza at Brooklyn is far superior but it doesn't have a real bar. So I think if you want to have something to eat while enjoying a beer, you will be happy, but don't make the trip for the pizza.

This review is more for the service than the food itself as I never go to try my food. I placed the order online and after waiting 30-40 minutes I went to the counter and the cashier didn't say anything and was asking all the other employees things. I knew that meant my pizza wasn't ready. However, once he came back to the register, I could tell that not only was it not ready, it just wasn't made at all and was skipped. Me and my coworkers were starving and didn't have another 30-40 minutes to wait around so I had him cancel the order. He said, "our online orders have been having issues" as the reason why vs actually talking responsibility that someone had to have messed up and missed or skipped over the order. I've never gone somewhere where they screw up and don't offer anything to make up for the bad service and apologize. I don't think I'd ever order online from here ever again.

Considering it's combined with a brew pub, and has a cute little bowling alley built in along with tons of indoor and outdoor seating and live bands, This is a great place to meet up with friends in a super casual environment. The pizza was pretty darn good too, margarita right on the money, others we tried were good with pesto etc. I don't bother with chicken pizza or ranch dressing but they have all that and more, not artisanal but not breaking your wallet either. We even got some garlic bread sticks for checking in on Yelp. A place like this for me is more about having a good time with friends than a food destination. Servers very helpful and all around something for most everyone with very little stress.

First, look to see if they have a deal on cincy savers. My husband is in love with the cheesy garlic bread with their house blend cheese. The dipping sauce is warm and has great flavor. The black & bleu pizza is out of this world. Don't let the bleu cheese scare you off-it's not laid on too thick. They have gluten free crust and even dairy free pizza! They are quite handicapped conscious. Coat hook and diaper station are set low. Fireplace lounge area is very cozy. Winterized, Covid outdoor area. Go check them out!

The bbq chicken pizza was just cheese and onions. Didn't even have bbq sauce. Don't know why I gave this place a third chance.

It's Wing Week in Cincinnati! Many local restaurants are offering 6 wings for $5. We placed an online order that said it would be ready in 45 minutes. Went to pick them up on time and the order still took 15 minutes longer. They didn't appear to be very busy and there were a few employees in the kitchen that weren't wearing masks. The wings were the farthest thing from crispy. Skin seemed under cooked and soggy however they were, somehow, fully cooked inside. We ended up putting them in our fryer to make them enjoyable and crispy. Their wings are plump and nice-sized but, if you want crispy wings, this totally isn't your place!

Was pleasantly surprised. We tried it for the first time out of the blue. It might be my new favorite pizza. Absolutely delicious.