luigi's pizza

one of the best pizza joints in the qc. hands down my top 3 in charlotte for pizza. theslicesare enormous and fairly priced.

great pizza and sandwiches. i love the pizza here. the prices are pretty reasonable and theslicesare large. this is great ny style pizza, but what i like even more is the meatball parmesian sandwiches. the meatballs have a lot of flavor and to be honest... it aint easy overcooking a meatball ya know what i'm sayin' ...so it pretty much comes out good every time. the chicken parmesian on the other hand sometimes comes out a little dry, but usually is very good. the lasania is excellent.

i forgot to mention the sour dough buns on the sandwiches are really good. all-and-all i would say that luigi's rarely disappoints. i go there all the time for lunch because i know i can get good food cooked up by the friendly local new york mexican kitchen staff with all that italian marinara running through their veins!

luigi's is a gem in the rough, located at s tryon and i-485.

make sure to get your shopping done at walmart, then head over to luigi's afterwards for a pie!

i love it!. it is always a treat to get luigi's pizza- theslicesare as big as my torso and so good. this is the closest to ny pizza i can find in charlotte. the parking sucks but when you want a slice bad enough you can park by wal mart and walk. i have never had anything bad here. anyone that says they have had better pizza from domino's or any of the chain places does not know good pizza. this is pizza for grownups, not kids birthday parties.

authentic, thin crust, cheesy pizza as found in nycity, nj & the tri state always freshy baked & the singleslicesare really big. owned & run by two brothers from nycity & u can tell. thank goodness they moved 2 charlotte!!!

one of the 3 best in charlotte. i have lived on all sides of charlotte except for
the westside & the eastside. and i'm not planning on moving to those areas either. lol luigi's is certainly in the top 3 of all pizza parlors in charlotte. the key is you have to like nyc type pizza. so if you think domino's, pizza hut or papa john's is good, you probably won't like
real pizza. it's sorta like thinking olive garden makes good italian food. at luigi's ( and i think the whitehall
location is the best since the owner does the cooking
there), theslicesare new yorkesque, meaning they're
huge. the crust is thin and the cheese and the sauce
are excellent. unless you're feeding a platoon, the small
pizza is huge, 8 cuts and always too big for the huge box
they put it in. if it was any bigger it wouldn't fit in the box,
and in your oven to keep warm. at this writing i've only
tried in addition to the pizza, the meatball subs, which
are also very good. i will be trying their italian dishes very
shortly and i can't wait. you can't miss with luigi's.