Loved the use of colors, framed pictures of famous Elizabeths, comfy seating, fireplace & fresh flowers on the tables. The dining atmosphere & décor was very nice. It is available for purchase if you want some more! Overall, we had a great dining experience with Pizza by Elizabeths.

Once we were done dining, our check was brought to us along with a few pieces of complimentary toffee. I also thought it was really cheesy.too cheesy for my taste. I, however, did not like the spicy original tomato sauce that came on it. The kids seemed to like the Barrett Browning. I enjoyed the vinaigrette, fresh mozzarella, fresh tomatoes and basil! My husband also thought it was really good. I preferred the Boop, which I though was really tasty. The pizzas were NOT huge, but a large (12 inch) pizza could probably be shared between 2 people (along with an appetizer, salad & dessert).unless they are really hungry. Within what seemed like a matter of minutes, our pizzas were out to us! Everything looked and smelled delicious.

We added pepperoni to one half of our Boop. We considered the build-your-own pizza, but finally decided on the Boop & the Barrett Browning. We asked our waitress which ones were the best sellers & which one she recommended. The pizza selections were all named after famous Elizabeths (Taylor, Boop, Hasselbeck, Queen, Montgomery, Shue.and so on). The winter specials menu had items like meatball sliders, crab cakes, salmon, chicken pot pie, NY strip & etc. The adults had several menus to choose from (winter specials, appetizers, salads, soups, pizzas or build your own salad/pizza menu). They also had some cute fruit drinks, fruit juices, a Shirley temple, milk or hot chocolate for the kids. Kids were given high chairs and a children's menu that consisted of a PB&J pizza, regular cheese (or pepperoni) pizza or a grilled cheese pizza. Once inside, we were greeted immediately & seated within a few moments time. We knew it was more of an upscale pizza place, but thought we would give it a try. We stopped in Pizza by Elizabeths for lunch yesterday after visiting the Delaware Museum of Natural History with our kids.

Pizza by Liz Barrett