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"I recently visit this restaurant and had a wonderful experience.Food is delicious! It is an experience that we could enjoy as a family. The quality of the ingredients and the taste is second to none. Foods are Delicious and totally recommended.
So about mama's pizza called the first time they hung up on me. Second time I did get in , went through and it was very polite I did like the customer service however ,when I got there . I ask for light on olives, the whole pizza was covered with olives. Please tell me why you just can't follow simple instructions. You don't want to be ugly and go back, because noone wants anything that's spit on. Just for future references when somebody say light on the olives, or anything . That's means sprinkle lightly.
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