Trio Pizza Pasta - Forest Hill

Way overpriced wasn't even close to being worth what I paid

Authentic Italian cuisine, owners are very nice also the young employees. Some of the best Italian cuisine in town, I know I'm Italian. I had the Chicken Piccata on a hot day it is the best, my Hubby had the Stromboli, my granddaughter had the Chicken Salat, we shared the Calamari Appetizer, we loved it.

We love Trio's! A coworker recommended it to us, and we're so glad they did. They serve New York-style pizza, and the slices are so large that you can fold them in half. The sauce is delicious, and the cheese is just the right amount—not too much or too little. We also really enjoy their calzones and cannoli. We've never been disappointed!

The pizza sauce tasted like plain canned tomato sauce—totally unseasoned. The outer crust had a hint of butter and garlic, which was nice. I ordered an 18-inch pizza with pepperoni, mushrooms, and hamburger, and asked for extra cheese. However, I only received one small container with about a tablespoon of cheese, despite paying nearly $22 for the pizza. The staff was friendly, and I might give this place another chance in the future, but I can't recommend it positively right now. Given the high price, quick preparation time of under 15 minutes, and overall blandness of the pizza, I wish I had just stayed home and had a peanut butter and jelly sandwich with a cold glass of milk—it would have been far better and would have saved me both money and the trouble of driving to pick it up. The pizza did look great in the photo I took, which is a real shame.

I hadn't visited this restaurant in a couple of years, and it didn't taste like I remembered. I won't be returning. I ordered the lasagna, which was just okay, and the mozzarella sticks were good. I also requested a salad with extra tomatoes but didn't receive any. The server then told me he would give me a ranch dressing for free. Didn’t I already get that with my salad? Despite my experience, I gave the place three stars because it's familiar, and I used to love it. Next time, I'll just drive to Hulen and head to Prima's.