This is a review of the pizza from Vito's, not the rest of the menu.
I stopped in for a pie and opted for the garbage pizza. Â The guy behind the counter said it would be about 15 to 20 minutes. Â The pizza was ready in about 13 minutes and was boxed up and handed off to me after paying.
The crust is hardy with a nice char. Â It could have used a bit more salt to set off the crust though. Â The sauce has nice flavor and the pizza was not overloaded with cheese which is too common in the upper midwest where I live.
Being a garbage pizza it was loaded to the max with flavorful toppings and the red pepper really made it all come together in a very good way.
If you need a good pizza, this is where to go when in Ft. Laud.
The guys behind the counter took our order and though not unpleasant a smile would have helped. It was sort of semi-service as they reached over the counter to pass us our food and the fountain drinks were self serve.
With the words gourmet pizza in their name maybe we made a mistake ordering Italian dishes which were not gourmet. I had spaghetti (only pasta available) with white clam sauce ($12.95) and though I like my pasta al dente I don't like it hard. The clams were out of a can.
Allen's Chicken Marsala ($12.95) was loaded with mushrooms--almost a whole can--but the sauce tasted fine. He wanted a diet Pepsi but had to wait 10 minutes to get the empty syrup carton replaced.
The salad was good and the garlic rolls good plus hot..
There are a few tables inside but it is more of a self clean sort of situation as are the tables outside.
Having a Groupon saved the day as we paid $15 plus a tip for a $30 check--next time, if there is a next time, we'll go for the pizza!