Capri Pizza

Caprice's the only pizzeria that has close to good NY pizza. It took me back to youth on 37th Ave in Jackson Heights, NY at Tommy's pizza. Great memories. The two gentlemen in the front was very helpful and patient since my wife was not quick with her decision. I would definitely recommend for any New Yorkers living in the Cleveland area looking for a good New York style pizza. Plus he understood me when I said I want a "pie" to go.

Great NY style pizzaReminds me getting capri when I was a teen at Great Northern Mall

Jason is great. Wonderful customer service. The NY style pizza is delicious. I also love their broccoli garlic rolls. I will be back.

I've been going here forever and I'm glad it is still in Middleburg Heights! I love the fact that they also sell pizza by the slice for a quick lunch.

This is easily one of the top 3 pizza places in all of NE Ohio, and as far as a 'NY style' pie, tied with Gina's of Bay Village. Incredible pizzas, including delectable thick crust 'Sicilian style' ('square', as they call it in Brooklyn, NY). The crust, sauce, and cheese on these pizzas are perfect! One of the keys to a great 'NY style' pizza is using Bari ovens, or similar, which they do. I tried both the regular and Sicilian styles, and I was brought back to my childhood in The Bronx then Northern New Jersey! And I even dipped the crust in my Coca-Cola, which is uniquely a Bronx trait! This is the stuff of pizza lore, as the famous and now defunkt Stella-D'Oro factory was located in that area, and their famous biscottis and breadsticks were always dipped in coffee! Then kids and teens started dipping their pizza crust in sodas like Coke, Root Beer, 7-Up, etc. Eventually, many citizens that lived around that area started to dip their pizza crusts in soda pop, and it spread throughout the tri-state area (NY, NJ, CT) back in the 60's and 70's! How's that for useless trivia?!

Been ordering pizza from Capri's for a few years now. Also consistently great. Best NY style in NEO! A Must try!

I must say that I was looking forward to Capri Pizza I remember them being in the Great Northern Mall they've been around since 1976 it's a very interesting place . You can tell that there has been no love on the interior because it's mostly take out the floors show a lot of wear it's an old original floor The place is not for eating even though they have tables The employees are both well versed in making pizza but they don't have the background in the intricacies of making sauce or making dough or buying the correct cheese but they do a great job with what they have that I can say. So I went in with specific requests it advertises as a New York style pizza place so I asked for a certain pizza and let them build the first one on their own which was very good except for not what I wanted I wanted light cheese I wanted flavor what I got was a crunchy pizza where the dough was okay didn't have much flavor the sauce was very generic and the cheese was parked skim mozzarella. Then I asked one of the cooks to build a second pizza wanting them to use half of the amount of dough that they used I wanted to get it really crunchy extra thin crust and then half the cheese and cook it well done to see if we could get close and it wasn't again a flavorless pie cook well crunchy not a lot of cheese it was good but it wasn't great and the prices are out of this world hi for what you're getting. In review I got a large cheese pizza a small cheese pizza and two soft drinks including tip for $60 That's a little ridiculous

18" pizza was good not great. The reason for a 2 star rating cheese was too white it needed a little golden burn to it. It's not worth $34 when I can by 24" at Luca's for $28. Luca's 18" is under & $18. Sorry this place is too expensive!

I love their veggie pizza II! Broccoli, spinach, and marinated tomatoes. Addictive! I cannot wait to eat until I get home, so I always eat one slice in my car burning my mouth. LOL Staff is nice, too!

$30 for a pepperoni pizza??Not like it was a specialty pizza. Way overpriced. Pizza was decent, nothing great.