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“ We traveled here to try pizza in a covered bridge. We arrived around noon on a Sunday to a business that looked closed (it was completely full by the end of our lunch). I liked how the exterior maintained the original look of the bridge. When you walk inside, the dining area is all open showing the framework of the bridge. There were three different rows of seating. You had a row of booths down one wall, a row of tables pushed together down the middle and a row of two chair tables on the other wall. A soon as we sat down the waitress came right over and took our order. We ordered two small pizzas,a pepperoni and a deluxe. We talked to our waitress about their chili as well. Without hesitation she brought us a sample. The chili was hearty and had good flavor. The pizzas were brought out to the table in what felt like a very reasonable amount of time The food presentation looked good too. The sauce and toppings had great flavor. The only negative issue we had with the pizza was the crust. This restaurant boasts about the fresh daily made pizza dough. Unfortunately it tasted like a frozen pizza dough. We found the price to be was very reasonable. We would definitely eat here again. ”
“ Delicious food & attentive service! :) The experience and atmosphere was great!! I am so happy they did not shut down due to Covid because it's such a fun family oriented place with delicious pizza. I have so many memories of my childhood here. I highly recommend!! ”
“ Pretty good pizza, there used to be 3 of them but 2 closed up, I guess part of it was no help we would go to the one in Andover mostly. Someone should open it up again, if they could find some help ”
“ We traveled here because of the covered bridge and its history. While we were encouraged by the parlor's back story, we didn't expect to find them serving pizza at this level. We waited a while, but there was just one waitress and a full house of customers, so understandable. The pizza was AMAZING. We ordered the taco pizza, which fell apart like an actual taco. The whole wheat pizza crust with sausage, pepperoni, and mushrooms was the real star. No pictures, unless you want one of an empty pizza place. If you're in North Kingsville, Ohio, eat here. And visit the county's other covered bridges. ”
“ My father used to bring me here when I got good grades. Haven't been here in nearly 40 years. Still good pizza and a fun atmosphere. ”
About
Covered Bridge Pizza Parlor
Located in North Kingsville, Ohio, Covered Bridge Pizza Parlor offers a unique dining experience within a historic covered bridge. As a food reviewer in Restaurant World, I had the pleasure of visiting this establishment and must say, it truly exceeded my expectations.
Upon entering, I was immediately struck by the charming ambiance of the dining area, which beautifully showcased the original framework of the bridge. The cozy interior, coupled with attentive service, made for a delightful dining experience.
The menu boasts a wide selection of pizzas, including many vegetarian options, all of which are made with high-quality ingredients. One standout dish that captured my taste buds was the taco pizza. The innovative twist on a classic pizza was a true culinary delight, with flavors that mimicked the essence of a traditional taco. The whole wheat crust added a nice touch of nuttiness and texture to the pizza, elevating it to a whole new level.
Aside from the scrumptious pizzas, Covered Bridge Pizza Parlor also offers a range of amenities such as takeout, delivery, and catering services. Whether you're dining solo, with a group, or with kids, this place has something for everyone.
Overall, my experience at Covered Bridge Pizza Parlor was nothing short of exceptional. The combination of great food, inviting atmosphere, and attentive service made it a memorable dining destination. If you find yourself in North Kingsville, be sure to make a pit stop at this hidden gem in the heart of Ohio.
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