Ordered online, picked up, drove 15 minutes home. The crust was still super crispy. That tells you most of what you need to know.
"Order online. Skip the line. Reheat in the oven."
The logistics: Online order, pickup only — no dining in. The app showed 15 more minutes of wait time when we arrived, but the pies were ready. After a 15-minute drive home, the crust was still crispy. Not greasy. Large pies at $28–30 each. One important note: the pizza is noticeably better reheated — next time, straight into the oven before eating.
A white pizza loaded with mushrooms, sausage, and roasted garlic cloves. The mushrooms are genuinely good — cooked through, worth ordering. The garlic divided the panel: GA found it too much, MA thought the balance was right. The roasted garlic cloves on top are a nice touch. A rich, heavy slice that splits opinion.
A traditional cheese and tomato pizza that earns every bit of its reputation. The sauce is excellent — tomatoes on top of tomato sauce, balanced sweetness, right amount of salt. The crust holds up. MA called it near perfect, and she's not wrong. Sometimes the simplest pizza is the one that reveals what a place can really do.
Half pepperoni cups, half sausage — a pizza for people who want both. The pepperoni is genuinely excellent but the quantity is extreme: GA found it ridiculous, MW removed a third of his. The remarkable thing is that despite the amount, the slice isn't overly spicy or greasy. The sausage half is sweet and well-seasoned. Basil leaves on top are a nice finishing touch.
| Criterion | Weight | Score | Weighted |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dough | 25% | 2.13 | |
| Sauce | 20% | 1.80 | |
| Cheese | 20% | 1.60 | |
| Bake | 15% | 1.28 | |
| Overall Balance | 20% | 1.60 | |
| Pizza Score | 8.41 |
Scored at room temperature after a 15-minute drive. Likely higher eaten hot or reheated.
Angelos is a serious pizza. The crust holds up after a 15-minute drive without losing its crispiness — which is not easy. The Sixth Man is the standout: outstanding pepperoni, ridiculous in quantity but remarkable in that it doesn't tip into grease or spice. The sausage half holds its own. MW gave it an 8.8, and it's hard to argue. The Trenton is the quieter hero — near-perfect sauce, clean tomatoes, MA's favorite by description — but The Sixth Man edges it for the panel as a whole. The white with fungi divides the table but the mushrooms are worth it.
Both GA and MW noted they'd score higher eaten immediately. MA's 8.6 with reheating in mind probably reflects the ceiling accurately. The unanimous advice: order online, pick it up, put it straight in the oven. That's the full experience.
"Order online. Skip the hour-long line. Reheat in the oven. Order the Sixth Man."