Grimaldi's

First time eating here and everything was phenomenal! Our waitress Andrea was accommodating, very friendly, and had an amazing attitude.
The atmosphere was that of fine dining yet had warmth that any person walking in would feel right at home.
The Pizza was the best I've had in a while, and still had more for later.
And dessert was a lovely end to it.
(Almost forgot to take a picture cause it was that good) Certainly give it a try if you haven't yet!

Owner response

Paid $43 for this dry pizza.
Barely any sauce and they forgot my mushrooms.
Just go to Terry’s Pizza.
Literally Same thing for $29.
And they use brick oven at Terry’s just like this place.
Wow! Total disappointment and won’t be coming back here.

Owner response

I have to tell you that we ate here on a Friday night after our first choice had an hour and a half wait.
We have driven by a few times but had not eaten there before. There were a lot of kids eating here! We fit into that demographic because we were bringing two teenagers with my wife and I.
There were either four or six bathrooms; all of them were non-gender specific which is a pretty neat way of maximizing efficiency.
The bathrooms were clean and all of the paper products were well stocked. I was surprised at the limitations of the menu.
The only thing they sell is pizza, with a few salads offered as appetizers.
My intention by going out that evening was that I really wanted a Stromboli; that is not on the menu because that is not pizza and pizza is all they sell. I had decided I would have a salad, and the salad is sold as either for two or for four people.
I ordered the salad for two although the server was trying to convince me that if I was going to be eating it as an entree I needed to be ordering the salad for four because that was an entree size.
The picture that I included was my salad which was $12 and it was the small salad for two and I can't imagine eating a larger one.
Also, when I told the server I would be having a salad for an entree I definitely got the raised eyebrow. This kind of gets at my chief complaint.
For a salad with no added protein that is supposed to feed two and very clearly serves one person, and for it to cost $12, is a bit of a stretch.
For a personal pizza and then a shared pizza and my salad, and teas and sodas, we paid almost $125 for our meal.
I think that's insane.
For a restaurant setting that has tons of kids, super loud, high ceilings and a warehouse feel, I'm paying prices that need a white tablecloth kind of setting, in my opinion.
Don't get me wrong, I don't mind paying for an amazing experience but this place just charges too much money and offers too little ambiance. I guess if you're a retired military person who's working as a contractor at Redstone and you've got more money than sense and a couple of kids, this is the place for you.
It's a little humbling to see just how blue collar some places in Huntsville think I am.
When I got the bill, I was just thinking that I could have bought 10 meat monster pizzas from Costco for less money.
It's probably not fair to the establishment for me to compare them with a place like that, but I did it anyways.
:-( . I'd like to see a little bit more offerings on their menu but I can understand the maxim of picking one thing and doing it well.
My wife got the cauliflower crust pizza that came with a $3 up charge that I don't quite understand and she said it was very good.
The kids got a white sauce pizza with some veggies on it and they said the pizza was very good.
I got the apple walnut salad with no protein and it was also good. I won't be going back, but if someone wants to get me a gift certificate I'd be there in a heartbeat.

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