Rosco's

Adorable place. Freezing cold inside (same as outside). Pizza was great, came out fast, and the staff was very sweet with my little brother who asked for both chocolate milk and ranch dressing (which they don't have). He got a root beer instead and said the pizza was actually pretty good, even without ranch. That's high praise.

Great slices. Great chew to their crust with just a little bit of bite. Especially good at lunch and happy hour. They have drink specials and growler fills. Their specialty pies are great, as are their white pies. Consistency slips a little during the weekend late night hours (they overcook stuff so pay attention). But if you’re coming back from the bar maybe you won’t care.

Have no illusions, this place is hipster AF. Take that for what it's worth. It's clean, with a dozen densely packed tables for pairs and groups, and a TV on the wall playing an old Humphrey Bulgart flick. It feels like a classic Brooklyn pizzeria, it even has one of those Pacman game/tables is present. The bathroom is a one-stall unisex affair that's been recently refurbished and very clean. The hipster at the front was very polite, and the guy making the pizza looked presentable. They accept credit cards and offer table service, but most get their 'za and beer from the front. The beer comes in a frosty-cold pint-sized mug and the pizza is hot out of the oven. I'm not a pizzaphile by any stretch, but I thought the pie was great. The beer selection is a little lacking(5 canned, 3 on tap) for a place that offers growler fills, but I can't complain too much, it's still more than the average pizzeria. Slices are cheap at $3-$4 a slice and so is the beer at $4-$6.50 depending on what you're swilling. Growler fills are $13-$24 depending. Solid pizzeria, good for lunch, dinner, dates and groups. 5/5 stars.