Mulberry Street Pizza

Stopped in for lunch with my wife. Taken in by the atmosphere immediately. Sat down, cool surroundings. Onion app was out of this world. Then we ordered a small Twister pizza....OMG....over the top flavorful. Beautiful thni crust. Ill be recommending this to ALL of my friends. EXCELLENT!!!

Came here for a mini high school reunion/birthday dinner. Got here and waited about 45 minutes for a table. Understandable, it was busy and we had no reservation. We got seated around 5:44. Me and my guest laughed, and talked just like every other guest around us. We paid, tipped well, and stayed a while having conversations and laughs. A few minutes before we were getting up to leave, a server/host approached us and asked us to keep us down. We were doing nothing different from the other guest who were around talking and laughing. Also, keep in mind there were only a few tables occupied and very little guest as they were getting ready to close. We paid our money and laughed and conversed just like everyone else, yet we were the only tables approached. No one asked if anyone at the table h

Typical bar/restaurant with rustic decor and limited seating. Pizzas are typical New Haven style. The specialty pizzas are unique and tasty. We ordered 3 large, with two of them half-n-half. The waitress made a mistake on one. So, although we agreed to eat it rather than wait for the correct one, it wasn't what we wanted. Not saying it wasn't good, just not what we wanted. No harm, no foul.

Mulberry street The Slice Mob rolled into Mulberry Street Pizza in Manchester today, and yeah, we took the place over. Fourteen hungry Mobsters… twenty pizzas. Twenty. Even I had a “Yikes!” moment, and I don’t scare easily when it comes to carbs. And let me tell you: every single pie slapped. Mulberry runs a thin crust cooked on a stone deck, with dough that’s cold-fermented for three days, coated in oil, and then stretched. The result? A beautiful, crisp undercarriage with just the right chew. The Pies I Tried Goodfellas This was a masterpiece: crushed tomatoes, Romano, fresh mozzarella, garlic, basil, olive oil. The sauce was sweet but not too sweet. The mozzarella and the salty pop of Romano kept everything in perfect balance. And the chunky tomatoes added this little burst of text

Up from Myrtle Beach, had to stop at Mulberry as usual. Another great pizza and drinks!! Secret garden with bacon added. Also had the peanut butter ginger wings but they were gone before I could take a pic. We've been gone 8 years but still stop by every time we visit.