PizzAmoré

Definitely a new favorite lunch/dinner spot been here a few times. Prices are reasonable and the food is very good. This time got the bruchetta and two sandwiches with chips came out to just under $48. Haven't yet seen the live music or events but seems like they happen fairly regularly.

Overall enjoy this family owned establishment tucked amongst other outlets. The wooden tables set the atmosphere one is hoping to find when enjoyed wood-fired pizza. While the orders came out correctly, if with a larger group, please be prepared to wait longer than you may anticipate, as the kitchen is simply meant more for a flow rather than a full restaurant. I was surprised that the chicken on the sandwich was a mixture of dark and white meat, as traditionally breast cuts are used. PizzAmoré is good for families, groups, couples, or a personal meal. Depending on your seat in the restaurant, a TV is visible for viewing the game. Plenty of parking is available, it just may not be directly in front of the restaurant.

Lovely dinner experience, turning a rainy Wednesday evening into a great impromptu date night. We were seated quickly and our server was polite and very courteous. Even my terrible humor didn’t shake his positive vibe. Wednesdays are live music nights but the volume is reasonable so you can still have a pleasant conversation across the table. We ordered wings and garlic bread, two pizzas and a dessert. Everything came out fresh and in reasonable time. Both the standard and gluten free crust had great texture and a light char from the wood fire. Toppings were plentiful and the flavor was great (recommend the mile high hot honey). The gluten free chocolate mouse cake was especially tasty and a great finish to our meal.

I ordered double cheese double pepperoni and double sausage. Take a look at the picture below. There wasn’t even regular cheese on the pizza it was all sauce. They don’t mind charging for the extras but don’t do anything to the pizza. We also ordered nachos and we had to put our own cheese on them because there was nothing on them. Not sure what’s going on there but they skimp on their products not happy about the quality of our order at all

Very expensive prices for extremely subpar food. I am so disappointed but cannot say I am surprised with how incredibly mediocre the food was. $20 for a pizza with a handful (if that, eleven to be exact) miniature pepperoni cups and six tiny pieces of thinly sliced green bell peppers is so sad — it wouldn’t be so crazy if the pizza was good but it was NOT good at all. Maybe it is the water in Colorado Springs, though… something is wrong with the dough in this town. My husband got the breakfast pizza and it was just as sad. The wings were soggy and mushy, not crispy at all. The caprese skewers were so teeny tiny and the fresh mozzarella was hard and chewy. I’ve never had hard fresh mozzarella before. The garlic bread was okay. The meatballs were lacking, I don’t feel like the meat was seaso