Salty Caper

Excellent Wood fired pizza. Would eat here again without hesitation. We tried the Salty Caper House Pie and The Lovely. Both were delicious hot, and both were great cold for breakfast. They had a great collection of craft beer which I didn't drink because I don't like beer...please don't hold that against me. Planning on a return trip with the husband so he can judge the beer selection more appropriately. Casual, tasty, and low key. Good place for a pie.

After a long drive back from Florida we stopped here last night so some what we thought was some good pizza. The pizza was undercooked, there were hardly any of the ingredients we ordered and they were not evenly spread. It was overpriced. To top it off, i ordered anchovies on my pizza. I know not everyone likes it but the person that checked me out turned her nose up at it and expressed her disgust. That is MY food, what on earth was she thinking. I am shocked

Overall this place was decent. The Sgabei, which is like a deep fried breadstick/unsweetened churro, was actually pretty good. The pesto was 6/10 and the marinara was below average. We went on a Saturday at 8:30pm, we were the only ones there for about 20 minutes and then two more tables showed up. The waitress was nice, not overly friendly just doing her job. We also got a 12” Margherita pizza. This is unfortunately the disappointment of the night. First, the over all taste of the pizza wasn’t bad. Second, the thin crust(which I normally like) immediately got soggy, there wasn’t enough strength in the dough to even keep the toppings on. I think it may have been the amount of oil. So the taste of the pizza was pretty good, not overly impressive but good, but the pizza crust ruined it. Afterwards my husband got a snickers fritti, which is a mini calzone stuffed with a snickers and deep fried. It was most definitely a heart attack on a plate but considering what type of dessert monstrosity it was, it was good. We won’t go back, but it’s not a terrible place to catch a bite, maybe some of their other pizza options are better.

The craft beer is delicious! They keep a decent variety on tap to please all tastes. The staff are exuberant, friendly, and seem to have a lot of fun while all pitching in to get everything done efficiently. And, of course, the pizzas are top notch, with very unique and delicious flavor combinations you won't find elsewhere in the area. Highly recommend. Order a Tex Mex and go see the "beer pimp" for something that suits your fancy.