Reddi’s Pizza Parlor-Family Restaurant

Nostalgia. I grew up within walking distance and this place is blessedly the same as when I was young. Friendly people and Italian family standards. Everything is familiar and comfortable. Whenever I’m there its like stepping back to my youth. Everything on the menu is tops. My choice is eggplant parmesan sandwich with onion rings. Always PERFECT !! Please don’t miss this gem.

A small disclaimer before beginning my review. My first job was at Reddi“s when I was 16 years old (almost 25 years ago). So I know what goes into making their pizza. I got to savor the smell of their homemade sauce. I balled up the fresh made dough, and sliced the fresh mushrooms. Everything was done right, and it showed in the quality of their food. I brought my kids here to relive the experience, and was pleasantly surprised to see that absolutely nothing has changed! I mean nothing, the restaurant looked exactly the same, and the food tasted exactly the same, which is to say that it was delicious! We had a pizza and some cheesy garlic bread, and my kids enjoyed it just as much as I did. Reddis is a testament to the value of a small, neighborhood restaurant which is actually run by a family, and not a corporation. Thanks for staying true guys!

Google says they’re open till 11pm today. We called twice. No answer the first time. The second they said they closed at 8pm. So why did they answer now at 9:30pm? Got a crappy response after we said that their hours are stated to be open till 11pm. That they don’t have a site and that we did it wrong. No. We didn’t. Your business page says the times. We didn’t make it up. Even if their food is good. We won’t ever find out. A response like that was unnecessary.

Excellent Pizza, first time ordering from this place. Crust was perfect and toppings were incredibly flavorful.

I’ve eaten a number of items off the menu and have never been disappointed. Whether you eat in or take out; you’re going to enjoy the food. And don’t forget the cheesy bread. So delicious.

I’m staying less than 5 miles away. I called for a delivery and was told «that’s outside our delivery area». Really?

‘Against policy’ to charge my phone. Well its dying and Im on the road, thanks a lot. Waitress condescendingly told me to charge it all night next time and walked away laughing after I pleaded.
I ordered the rigatoni lunch special anyway.
I went to the restroom (dirty).
I returned to see my food sitting out.
White and pale iceberg lettuce with a couple olives, some cheap shredded mozz, bulk italian dressing and one pepperoni slice.
One bread roll with one butter packet.
A small plate of COLD rigatoni with flavorless canned tomato sauce and TWO measly meatballs on top.
I had to ask to reheat (microwave) and waitress asked me ‘where I went for so long.‘
Not worth $ 8 plus tip IMO.
I am not from here and was very disappointed and feel like my poor treatment had to do with the way I was dressed.

I got a small pizza delivered to me. They were on time and this pizza is good! This is my first time having them, but I will be ordering again very soon!

Always amazing! The food is superb and service is fantastic. Anytime we are in the mood for pizza this is our favorite place. With a pitcher of beer and pizza out tab is usually around $ 20. Not too bad for a pitcher of draft beer and home made pizza with their house made sauce and dough. If you’re in the area take a minute to try it out, you won’t be disappointed!

The food is delicious, a homey feeling pervades. Stop here whenever I can.

Great neighborhood pizza place!!! All homemade and tastes like grandmas. A little on the pricey side for pizza but well worth it. On Wednesdays they have buy one get one for a $ 1…this is take out or dine in. The atmosphere is a classic mom and pop Italian restaurant. I recommend checking it out and they serve beer and vino!

Great people, great food at a great price.

A pizza restaurant that is completely off the grid, and who knows why. I was in the neighborhood, met up with an associate while he ate dinner here with his family. As soon as I walked in, I noticed the ferris wheel style oven. Very similar to the one in Danny Boy’s. I know that the oven plays just about as big of a role in pizza taste as the ingredients, but this pizza reminded me of Danny Boy’s. The sauce was a little bit thicker with a few more spices. As a whole I prefer this place to Danny Boy’s or Angelo’s. I think it was one of the better pizza slices that I have had in Cleveland recently. The prices are also way lower than Danny Boy’s. I hope that you are feeling adventurous and try this excellent, sit down restaurant out. I am glad I did and highly recommend it.