Luciano's is the place to get pizza in and around the Bethal Park area. We order in or out at least one time a week and have never received a mixed up order as other posts indicate. We have ordered almost everything from their menu, and really like it all. The restaurant itself is not anything to write home about, but it does for a pizza place. They are always busy and delivery is neither remarkably fast or slow. They are significantly less money than Ardolino's pizza in the South Hills.
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Rugger W.
I've had the same experience as a previous post. Good pizza, missing an ingredient. My order was for pick-up, so I didn't notice until I got home.
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Larry W.
One of our favorite pizza places. The pizzas are incredible, wings are very meaty, spaghetti w/ meatballs is pretty good too, but you have to order the cheesy garlic bread! No matter what I order, I always get the cheesy garlic bread. I always do pick up instead of delivery. The staff is always friendly and treat you personable, not like a random anonymous customer. And .. You can get six packs here! Beer and pizza, one stop shop ... what a great idea!
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Henry E.
The service was exceptional. The food was delicious and the price was perfect. Their hoagies were fantastic.
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Brendan G.
Great place to go in, have a few beers, eat pizza and watch the game with friends. I've done that many times here, and it never gets old. Pizza is very good and fresh. Service can be slow depending on how busy it is. Know the peak times (6-8pm) and you can't go wrong here. The pizza is some of the best in the area, which isn't saying much because Bethel has some pretty bad places. If pizza isn't your thing, they have other options which I never tried. I did try the wing dings, and I didn't care for those. If you're looking for nice pizzeria in the area, look no further than Luciano's because it is probably the best in the area. They do need to hire more servers though when the dining room gets busy.
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Oren S.
This is an antiquated, small restaurant whose parking lot is badly in need of resurfacing, but one sets these factors aside when biting into the delicious pizza and calzones that I have enjoyed on countless occasions. One cannot go wrong at Lucianos. The restaurant regularly offers $20 gift certificates for $10 through DoubleTake Deals, which makes this the best buy in the region. Be careful that you receive what you ordered: most recently, I asked for a greek pizza without olives: it was presented to me loaded with olives. Mistakes have been made on occasion in the past as well. This is not a place I where I would want to dine in (if you have a large party, you are likely to be seated right in front of the pick-up and order counter, where these customers will hover over your table), but for take-out Italian food, it is tops! Luciano's Bethel is a neighborhood gem!
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Hank L.
I've only ever eaten in. I get a certain craving sometimes... and that's for an old-school pizza joint. You know, the kind that is reminiscent of 80's video arcades, where you got a pizza and a pitcher of coke after the last game of a little league season or something. After eating, you'd spend all your quarters on Galaga, Donkey Kong, or Gauntlet if the place was fortunate to have such an awesome four-simultaneous-player game. Luciano's is my go-to place for this. The smell (aroma if you will) hits you as soon as you enter. The pizza is a bit on the saucy side. I always get a pepperoni pizza. Recently, I went there and got an Italian hoagie as well. Bonus, if you read the menu, you can get a 2-liter for $2.75, whereas a pitcher costs you $7.50 I think. I asked the waiter, and he sort of scowled and said, "congratulations, you figured out our menu. I'm not supposed to recommend that you get that, but it's on our menu so if you want it, I'll get it." I tipped him more than 20% because of the savings we got in drinks. He brought four cups for us along with the 2-liter. The pizza is cheesy, it reminds me of Mineo's in Squirrel Hill.
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Ann S.
Took your advise and ordered BLT pizza. Excellent. Will order again. Always appreciate your efficiency. Ann
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Phil G.
Got to update my review. I phoned in my usual order of 2 medium pepperoni and pineapple pizzas. The girl wrote down 1 pineapple and 1 pepperoni instead. I could have dealt with the pepperoni pizza but not a pizza with just pineapple. The young tall lanky guy, who I've never noticed there before, told me I have to pay for them anyway. I said no, its not what I ordered. He thought if they put raw pepperoni on the pizza it would make it right. I don't think so, bub. So he told me to not come back, ever. Damn, that was the worst experience I've ever had anywhere. They made a mistake, the cook said to the girl "this is why you repeat back the order" which means he knows the girl made a mistake. Nevertheless, tall lanky kid was rude and told me not to come back. Well, ok tall lanky dude. I won't ever come back. And I'll be sure to tell all my friends in Bethel Park to also never go back. As if there is a shortage of pizza shops.
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Ryan F.
I have had better, wings were uncooked and pizza lacked flavor
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Bernard O.
LUCIANO'S used to be my favorite pizza place in the South Hills. When I first moved to Bethel Park and found out that there was a Luciano's in town (I had been to the one on Rt. 48 several times) I was extremely happy, because friends out on that side of town know it's the best pizza around. When I looked at YELP and saw that somebody gave the Bethel Park Luciano's a ONE STAR RATING in a review, I had to laugh, because that jerk probably enjoys the cardboard garbage they serve down at Danny's! Nothing like that "vendetta review" when somebody makes you angry, huh? THE FACT IS that Luciano's has outstanding food. Their pizza is first-rate, and so are their calzones. (although what they call a calzone is actually a stromboli, technically. You have to ASK for ricotta cheese...) They have family dine-in specials like all-you-can-eat pasta, and the prices are very modest, while the quality of the food is great. The hoagies are superb. You can get a good beer on tap, or in a bottle, and you can get it delivered to your doorstep. Luciano's is everything that a local pizza place should be, and it's even better because they have a nice little dining room with table service. I have probably spent more money at Luciano's than I have at any other pizza place in my considerably long life of eating pizza, and only a couple of times have I ever been disappointed, mostly because the place was SLAMMED with lots of loyal customers and my food took a lot longer than usual as a result. If I call in an order, I always ask the phone person to repeat my order to me, because Luciano's is a local joint, a low-budget place, and they hire the local kids. It's AWESOME that they are hiring our local kids, the kids need money and they need to learn what it's like to work. BUT, once in a while, a kid screws up. They're kids, and they make mistakes, especially if they are new. BUT, despite the fact that the faces working behind the counter are sometimes quite young, I've NEVER been disappointed in the food. The only reason that Luciano's is #2 on my South Hills pizza preference right now is because somebody a couple of miles further away is surpassing them in quality right now. I still call Luciano's, and their food is still in the 99th percentile, and this is not based on a small sample size or a single experience! Pay no attention to hotheads.
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : Yes Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch, Dinner Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : Yes
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Andrea C.
Luciano's is the place to get pizza in and around the Bethal Park area. We order in or out at least one time a week and have never received a mixed up order as other posts indicate. We have ordered almost everything from their menu, and really like it all. The restaurant itself is not anything to write home about, but it does for a pizza place. They are always busy and delivery is neither remarkably fast or slow. They are significantly less money than Ardolino's pizza in the South Hills.
(4)Rugger W.
I've had the same experience as a previous post. Good pizza, missing an ingredient. My order was for pick-up, so I didn't notice until I got home.
(3)Larry W.
One of our favorite pizza places. The pizzas are incredible, wings are very meaty, spaghetti w/ meatballs is pretty good too, but you have to order the cheesy garlic bread! No matter what I order, I always get the cheesy garlic bread. I always do pick up instead of delivery. The staff is always friendly and treat you personable, not like a random anonymous customer. And .. You can get six packs here! Beer and pizza, one stop shop ... what a great idea!
(5)Henry E.
The service was exceptional. The food was delicious and the price was perfect. Their hoagies were fantastic.
(5)Brendan G.
Great place to go in, have a few beers, eat pizza and watch the game with friends. I've done that many times here, and it never gets old. Pizza is very good and fresh. Service can be slow depending on how busy it is. Know the peak times (6-8pm) and you can't go wrong here. The pizza is some of the best in the area, which isn't saying much because Bethel has some pretty bad places. If pizza isn't your thing, they have other options which I never tried. I did try the wing dings, and I didn't care for those. If you're looking for nice pizzeria in the area, look no further than Luciano's because it is probably the best in the area. They do need to hire more servers though when the dining room gets busy.
(4)Oren S.
This is an antiquated, small restaurant whose parking lot is badly in need of resurfacing, but one sets these factors aside when biting into the delicious pizza and calzones that I have enjoyed on countless occasions. One cannot go wrong at Lucianos. The restaurant regularly offers $20 gift certificates for $10 through DoubleTake Deals, which makes this the best buy in the region. Be careful that you receive what you ordered: most recently, I asked for a greek pizza without olives: it was presented to me loaded with olives. Mistakes have been made on occasion in the past as well. This is not a place I where I would want to dine in (if you have a large party, you are likely to be seated right in front of the pick-up and order counter, where these customers will hover over your table), but for take-out Italian food, it is tops! Luciano's Bethel is a neighborhood gem!
(4)Hank L.
I've only ever eaten in. I get a certain craving sometimes... and that's for an old-school pizza joint. You know, the kind that is reminiscent of 80's video arcades, where you got a pizza and a pitcher of coke after the last game of a little league season or something. After eating, you'd spend all your quarters on Galaga, Donkey Kong, or Gauntlet if the place was fortunate to have such an awesome four-simultaneous-player game. Luciano's is my go-to place for this. The smell (aroma if you will) hits you as soon as you enter. The pizza is a bit on the saucy side. I always get a pepperoni pizza. Recently, I went there and got an Italian hoagie as well. Bonus, if you read the menu, you can get a 2-liter for $2.75, whereas a pitcher costs you $7.50 I think. I asked the waiter, and he sort of scowled and said, "congratulations, you figured out our menu. I'm not supposed to recommend that you get that, but it's on our menu so if you want it, I'll get it." I tipped him more than 20% because of the savings we got in drinks. He brought four cups for us along with the 2-liter. The pizza is cheesy, it reminds me of Mineo's in Squirrel Hill.
(4)Ann S.
Took your advise and ordered BLT pizza. Excellent. Will order again. Always appreciate your efficiency. Ann
(4)Phil G.
Got to update my review. I phoned in my usual order of 2 medium pepperoni and pineapple pizzas. The girl wrote down 1 pineapple and 1 pepperoni instead. I could have dealt with the pepperoni pizza but not a pizza with just pineapple. The young tall lanky guy, who I've never noticed there before, told me I have to pay for them anyway. I said no, its not what I ordered. He thought if they put raw pepperoni on the pizza it would make it right. I don't think so, bub. So he told me to not come back, ever. Damn, that was the worst experience I've ever had anywhere. They made a mistake, the cook said to the girl "this is why you repeat back the order" which means he knows the girl made a mistake. Nevertheless, tall lanky kid was rude and told me not to come back. Well, ok tall lanky dude. I won't ever come back. And I'll be sure to tell all my friends in Bethel Park to also never go back. As if there is a shortage of pizza shops.
(1)Ryan F.
I have had better, wings were uncooked and pizza lacked flavor
(2)Bernard O.
LUCIANO'S used to be my favorite pizza place in the South Hills. When I first moved to Bethel Park and found out that there was a Luciano's in town (I had been to the one on Rt. 48 several times) I was extremely happy, because friends out on that side of town know it's the best pizza around. When I looked at YELP and saw that somebody gave the Bethel Park Luciano's a ONE STAR RATING in a review, I had to laugh, because that jerk probably enjoys the cardboard garbage they serve down at Danny's! Nothing like that "vendetta review" when somebody makes you angry, huh? THE FACT IS that Luciano's has outstanding food. Their pizza is first-rate, and so are their calzones. (although what they call a calzone is actually a stromboli, technically. You have to ASK for ricotta cheese...) They have family dine-in specials like all-you-can-eat pasta, and the prices are very modest, while the quality of the food is great. The hoagies are superb. You can get a good beer on tap, or in a bottle, and you can get it delivered to your doorstep. Luciano's is everything that a local pizza place should be, and it's even better because they have a nice little dining room with table service. I have probably spent more money at Luciano's than I have at any other pizza place in my considerably long life of eating pizza, and only a couple of times have I ever been disappointed, mostly because the place was SLAMMED with lots of loyal customers and my food took a lot longer than usual as a result. If I call in an order, I always ask the phone person to repeat my order to me, because Luciano's is a local joint, a low-budget place, and they hire the local kids. It's AWESOME that they are hiring our local kids, the kids need money and they need to learn what it's like to work. BUT, once in a while, a kid screws up. They're kids, and they make mistakes, especially if they are new. BUT, despite the fact that the faces working behind the counter are sometimes quite young, I've NEVER been disappointed in the food. The only reason that Luciano's is #2 on my South Hills pizza preference right now is because somebody a couple of miles further away is surpassing them in quality right now. I still call Luciano's, and their food is still in the 99th percentile, and this is not based on a small sample size or a single experience! Pay no attention to hotheads.
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