Savor Stone Hearth Pizza and Wine

"Really cool idea that unfortunately didn't really deliver for us. Fairly inexpensive, so our expectations may have been too high, but we came with a large party and the speed of service was extremely slow. We often ran out of water, even with bottles on the table,band most of the time when rounds of pizza came out there wasn't enough for the whole table to try one or both. This speed of service was also terrible for our vegetarian diners who sometimes got nothing to eat for long stretches since both available pizzas had meat. Parking was also fairly expensive for a dinner and the signage was somewhat confusing, though that might have more to do with the hotel signage than the restaurant. The staff were pleasant and kind, and the pizza itself was quite good and fairly varied in type. Though we personally weren't huge on the dessert pizzas, that felt more like preference than a quality issue. I think this would be a great place for take out or room service."

"Experienced both breakfast and dinner. Breakfast has a wide variety of options and sizable portions. Dinner is an all you care to eat dining experience with a plethora of pizza varieties in addition to an included charcuterie board and soup. Additionally you will find that the dinner menu offers a substantial wine list to complement every variety of pizza."

"Good service, ~$25 for all you can eat pizza. When I was there they had 6 savory and 2 dessert pizzas. Pizzas are hit or miss, but you won't know until you try it. Half of them had no spices and lacked in flavor. Also they are sometimes making rounds with the same pizzas and when it's served it's already cold, and it's not as good as other pizzas when cold. The pizza dough is below average. Dessert pizzas were both good, but they only offered one slice of each. To be fair it was already at the double digits of pizza slices, so I wouldn't be able to eat more anyways. The soup and plate of appetizers was a nice touch. I wouldn't go there again though, it's still a cool concept of trying multiple types of food offered there in one visit."

"What an awesome concept! For $25 it’s all you can eat gourmet wood fire pizzas. They have a host of different pizzas for you to try. That’s not all, you all get a “salad/Couturie board” as your starter. Did I also mention in that price dessert pizzas are included? They are also a wine bar, with a moderate selection of wines. Would totally like to see this restaurant or others like it in more areas around the country."

"Great Caesar salad with Salmon. The reason for the grout is that outside said they had home made soup, but not to find out that’s is part of the fixed menu. I was looking forward to having soup. I wanted done side bread, given that was an Italian place I was expecting some bread to go along with my salad. The salad was wonderful fresh and the salmon was grilled perfectly. The pizzas looked great( no room to try it) I might come back to try it. Service was fast, nice and friendly!"