El Greco Pizza

Underrated pizza and sub place. Love coming here to pick up subs and talking to the owner. Lovely man

El Greco makes a great pizza that is unique and reliable after so many years. I’ve been coming here forever and have yet to find a pan pizza in the area that competes. The owners are great people and have been very loyal to the community for many years.

Their pizza is the best thing on the menu. Everything else has gone downhill. Ordered baked ziti, and received a huge plate of penne pasta that seemed to not have been drained of water, and just mixed into red water sauce with absolutely no seasoning, just cheese.. my pasta was swimming in water when I opened my meal.. I took one bite and immediately threw away… I hate wasting my money on food, especially when I’m starving…

Amazing slice of pizza! The crust and the exterior of the dough were both really good. Been getting this place for years if you need a grab-and-go lunch, stop here for sure.

I recently visited El Greco Pizza, a spot I used to frequent over 30 years ago on my way home from high school. Seeing it still open brought back a wave of nostalgia—memories of playing arcade games, hanging out with friends, and enjoying some of the best pizza in the neighborhood. My family would even order their chicken parm sandwiches on Friday nights. Excited to step inside and reminisce, I walked in and immediately noticed that the place looked just as I remembered. I saw an older man working in the back who seemed familiar, so I approached the counter, hoping to catch up and maybe place an order. However, my excitement quickly faded. As soon as I asked, “Hi, what are your hours for today?”, I was met with an unfriendly and confrontational response: “You want pizza?”—delivered with