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How we read reviews →Lygon Street's Neapolitan pizza name, loved for Margherita and gnocchi, but consistency divides.
A bustling, modern pizzeria-restaurant with a lively weekend-night buzz; a few diners find the background pop music mismatched with the upscale-Italian setting.
Wood-fired Neapolitan pizza oven, an adjoining Zero Gradi gelateria next door, a Monday $18-Margherita-and-$10-margarita deal, and pizza-making workshops with the head pizzaiolo.
The Neapolitan-style pizza is called genuinely authentic by several reviewers including a self-identified Italian, though another Italian reviewer described a delivered pizza as falling short of that standard.
Satisfied diners call the mid-to-high Italian pricing fair for the quality, while a vocal minority say portions and consistency don't match the price tag.
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