Two Italian Guys - Hazleton

I ordered a pizza and a soda, but they didn't have the soda I wanted. Instead of notifying me, they simply didn't include it with my order. Additionally, the pizza was undercooked and too doughy; they really need to work on getting the crust done properly. I only chose this place because it was late and there weren’t many options available. Overall, it was a disappointing experience.

I had an absolutely terrible experience with the pizza I ordered today; it might be the worst pizza I've ever tasted. It was literally inedible. The crust was so soggy that we couldn't even slice through it properly. There was an overwhelming amount of cheese, which turned into a greasy mess that resembled soup. We struggled to get it out of the box without completely destroying it. It was so unappetizing that we couldn't even use forks. Unfortunately, we ended up throwing the entire pizza away. It's disappointing because this place used to be good, but it's evident that whoever made our pizza today didn't put any effort into it. I won't be returning. We've tried to give them the benefit of the doubt during our last two visits, thinking they were just minor mistakes, but today's experience has made it clear that we will not be coming back again.

Good location, low prices and serviceI recommend it 100% ?

They are the best in hazleton for there subs and there stromboli everything.

For vegetarian options, I've seen their cauliflower pizza and other meat-free items, and they seem appealing. Personally, I enjoy the plain pizza cooked well with a little char on top, which should be satisfying for anyone who doesn't eat meat. Their salads are fantastic as well! As for parking, there are about five spots in a private parking lot on the left side of the restaurant, plus ample street parking available in front and on the side of the building. Regarding wheelchair accessibility, I believe getting in and out of the restaurant should be manageable for wheelchairs. While I don't have personal experience with this, it’s something I've observed during my visits.