Dewey’s Pizza

This pizza joint is pretty good. It’s a very kid friendly place and food comes out pretty fast. I really like their crust… it’s chewy and crispy. Can’t go wrong w any type of pizza and salad.
I’d come bak for more!

Having eaten at this location several times whilst visiting from Scotland, I can say I am impressed. Really love the crust on the pizzas, and the toppings are unusual and inspired. The roasted garlic — oh my, to die for! A good selection of drinks, too, and friendly service, although the last visit was pretty slow on service. The management adjusted our bill as an apology though, so good that they address problems head on. Would return.

Came to Dewey’s to get some pizza before a movie.
As you walk in you can see the kitchen area where the pizzas are being prepared.
It was a few days before Thanksgiving so it was relatively busy. We were seated upon arrival but there was a constant flow of people moving in and out with few table vacancies. The people dining here were families with children of all ages. Some were coming from a basketball game and others were out on high school dates. Your simple and casual pizza dining experience.
The service was good and they have alcoholic beverages. We ordered a salad and a large pizza and were able to finish them both. The pizza is kind of New York styled, not too thin and certainly not deep dish. I had pineapple and the wife had pine nuts. Yes, pine nuts are an option and my wife ordered them. Apparently pine nuts are all the rave and can be expensive.
The waiter took our bill from the table and we were on our way to the movies in no time. They had a television or two that were playing ESPN.

Ordered a pizza half meatballs half pepperoni just average did not have enough toppings I thought this time ordering. Had to wait longer for my pizza than promised. Normally this restaurant is quite good.

Wide selection of pizza with great crust. Always fresh. The team always gets the carry out for the project meetings. Kenwood area…

I enjoyed the pizza at this particular location and the group I went with also had a good experience. I think this location is managed well. There is a Dewey’s close to us in Kentucky in the Crestview Hills Town Center so we usually go to that one. The Hawaiian pizza is good here, and I also recommend Ryan’s Inferno… it is the best buffalo chicken pizza.

For chain pizza, deweys wasn’t too bad. Their pizza selections cover a wide range of tastes and is fairly creative. They have a monthly special which is currently fig pizza with Gorgonzola and prosciutto which was rather sweet and tasted like a dessert pizza.
We make our own fresh pizza every week at home and I must say deweys crust needs work. If you like soft then theirs is for you. The cheese dominated the flavor and texture and seemed to overpower everything.
The ingredients were not fresh tasting, even the all mushroom pizza just tasted like separate pieces and never came together as a whole. Our table of eight got at least four or five different types of pizzas, all had a similar feel and texture. Although our friends who are local love the Greek salad, we were less than impressed, especially with the dressing which was plopped over the top and not well mixed. The atmosphere is fun with a group, not a great first date spot.
It is quite noisy on a Friday evening, most patrons cleared out by 9:30. Recommendation: the Cougar beer I’d recommend for middle-​of-​the-​road style.

Absolutely the best East Coast style pizza I’ve found yet in Cincinnati. Great, chewy crust. Fresh, toothy cheese. Spiced-​just-​right red sauce. The perfect pre– or post-​Kenwood Theater meal.

Having to strictly monitor my calories meant no pizza, but I had a wonderful salad. They gave me a calorie sheet when my phone died and were attentive to my soda addiction (!)
The salad was good, but hard to get wrong. What made my meal was the fantastic customer service. They went all out. I paid attention as I was dining with well tipping regulars but everyone was treated wonderfully. Kudos! I made certain to let the manager know just how good the service was. Oh and my tablemates loved their pizza.

Deweys pizza is the best pizza in Cincinnati. Its kinda pricey compared to pizza in other areas of the us that are far superior. I would eat there more often but its expensive for pizza. The crust is the best part, the sauce is good. Ingredients fresh. It’s better than donatos, but factoring the price difference. I tend to eat donatos instead.

Amazing food, amazing staff. I recommend the peppercorn ranch salad. Their ranch dressing is heavenly.
We always have a great experience when we dine at this location. The staff is very attentive and food generally gets to you quickly. It is pretty busy around dinner rush though.

This is the only Dewey’s location I’ve been to, and it is amazing. One time I walked out with TWO free calzones because the first one «didn’t meet [their] visual standards». All that was wrong was an extra fold in the dough… it was pretty unbelievable and I never would have even noticed, but this place really puts an emphasis on quality. Today, my carryout order took longer than expected, and I was offered a free drink while I waited. I declined, and the extra wait was maybe 90 seconds. Every employee seems genuinely friendly.
Try a calzone with chicken, black bean corn salsa, and pineapple. It’s my go-​to. Price is great relative to the pizzas. $ 8!

Today we ordered the Caesar Salad with chicken. The chicken is poached and thinly sliced. The Caesar dressing is not garlicky or tasting of anchovies. There was too much dressing for my liking. That ups the calorie count. It is quite filling and satisfying as salads go!

I love Dewey’s. They really do a fantastic job. There’s a nice bar with a good choice of beers on tap. Their menu is all so good. Their salads are terrific. Delicious pizzas and fun to watch them toss the dough!
Really enjoyable as a family or a couple. And, it’s affordable.

Great service and great pizza. They have delicious, hand tossed pizza that is served piping hot. I actually burned the roof of my mouth on the first bite lol so be careful. Located by the kenwood theatre this is a great place to bring the kids. They have a variety of specialty pizzas with a choice of red or white sauce.

Frustrated that website says they accept reservations but when I called they wouldn’t take one. The lady said if there wasn’t a wait when we arrived we could be seated right away (duh), otherwise we would have to wait.
Aside from that, awesome pizza and salads. We’ve gone several times and are never disappointed.

The pizza and salads are excellent and always consistent. One of my top pizza places in Cincinnati. The service staff is on top of it and quick. Only complaint is the size of the location is rather small like most locations and almost always a wait. But they work hard to turn tables without rushing you.

Parking was tough to find and the wait to get a table was incredibly long due to the popularity of the restaurant and the time we arrived. After we were finally able to get in, the service was great and the pizza was, too, but that took quite a bit of time as well. Overall, this is a great restaurant to visit, but make sure you’re patient.

I split the 13″ Edgar Allen Poe with my parents. It was plenty of pizza for 3 adults. I was surprised by how good this pizza is. Even though Dewey’s doesn’t have a wood-​fired oven, they get a good char on their pizza crust. It’s the closest to authentic Italian pizza I’ve had so far in Cincinnati. If you order the Edgar Allen Poe, add prosciutto to it. What would make it amazing would be pouring some truffle oil on top of the pizza. Yummmm! Our server didn’t know anything about truffle oil, so you’ll have to bring your own for that wonderful experience. You can get good truffle oil at Dean’s Mediterranean Imports at Findlay Market.

Yo Yo Yo. Word on the street is that Dewey’s Pizza is the best in Cincinnati. Move over La Grossa’s there’s a new cat in town. Well, not new, but delicious…
A girlfriend and I ventured here before a movie at Kenwood Theatre. We sat at the bar and chatted over some brews. I ordered a small pepperoni pizza. It came out pipping hot and delicious. The crust – I swear is a secret sent down by the gods. So soft, yet crunchy, I love it. They don’t douse their pizza in sauce which I love, and they always have «crispy pep» (as my bf and I call it) fired on top.
Great beer, tons of pizzas to choose from, family friendly. What’s not to love? If you haven’t been to Dewey’s your life has not fully been lived!