Ciao Baby - Collierville

Stop in here today to taste the food after someone recommended it. Its a smaller restaurant and was easy to find. The menu is extreme which was a little intimidating because I didn't know what to order. So I went with something I knew I would eat which was a salad and the Primo pizza without the meatballs. The salad was big it could feed two people and I wish it came with more dressing. I also tried the Cannoli with pistachios and that was delicious. The servers were verynice and answered all my questions and my food came out very fast. I would recommend this place if you want different types of pizza cooked in a brick oven.

A surprise gem. Got the wood fired chicken sandwich with a side ceasar. Both were delicious. Chicken was thick, tender and juicy. Not dry and overcooked like most places. Salad was fresh with quality ingredients. I will return.

Really was looking forward to trying a local pizza restaurant, but unfortunately it was difficult to enjoy with the owner interrupting me during the order, twice at the table, and on my way out because he had (negative) feelings about my decision to wear a mask while at the order line. Despite ignoring his comments and remaining polite, he was unable to let me enjoy my order. I don?t recommend.

10/10 recommend. The cook was so nice and the atmosphere felt like true Italians were running the business. Super clean, family friendly, and perfect for date night. I ate the chef recommended pistachio pizza and it was divine!! The rest of my group enjoyed the Ranch Bacon pizza.

After seeing this pizza place pop up, I was really excited to eat here. I tried really heard to like this dining experience but it was a rough start. First off the menu wall is really crowded and hard to narrow down up close. Nothing sticks out and the universal font was challenging for old eyes. The staff was kind, but not really helpful. Sadly the young man who took my order put my customer number INSIDE my glass. Yuck. Let?s hope they clean these after everyone touchesthem. Next PEPSI fountain drinks were the only soft drink option (a big no-no in the south). After referring to the TV and asking if football was on, I received a curt reply sharing he can?t change it. On the opening weekend of collegefootball, sadly the food network and loud Italian music wasn?t what I was looking for. The food: my BBQ chicken banana peppers pizza was decent. I wished for more BBQ sauce on it as it was a little dry. My crust was cooked well andtasted good. Signs on every table telling customers dressings or marinara were extra seemed overly punishing to print a dozen signs for a dozen tables. The $15 for lunch including drink wasn?t bad and the leftovers will be great latertoday. So how pizzas are easily sharable.