ENO Artisan Pizzeria & Wine Bar

Nice place to eat :) I loved the burrata salad and the pizza is really thin which I like 🫶🏼

ENO is a nice location in the heart of a beautiful architectural masterpiece. There is no need for a reservation. Area is nice and quiet, and you may able to hear the ocean sound. Food is quick and tasty. It was a pleasant surprise. Service should pay more attention to tables. Hostess welcomed us in a nice way. It's definitely a nice place for a quick lunch and go back to the beach

Pastries were delicious 👌 Got the chocolate chip cookie which was a sizable cookie but super soft and they warmed it up before serving Bought a protein pack from the fridge for $25 which was decent. Bit pricey but what isn’t here. Pack consisted of meat, cheese, grapes, and crackers

Amazing pizza and wine selection. Recommend the Big Old Reds wine flight and the Liquid Dessert flight. Had a variety of the pizzas and all were phenomenal. Recommend sitting outdoors if the weather permits.

My husband and I were there April 17-April 20 I was a winner for what is called Summit for where I work. The service there was great and food was delicious a little pricy but worth it. One employee there a male was absolutely so kind I wish I would have gotten his name

This pizza is SO GOOD! We got the four cheese pizza and the vegan pizza, and they were both delicious. Can't recommend Eno enough, compliments to the chef!

Brick oven style thin crust pizza was excellent. We had a regular size caesar salad to start that easily fed two. Delicious. The s'mores cheesecake dessert is a game changer.

Очень вкусная пицца с древесными грибами, очень неожиданно для США, обычно еда здесь на низком уровне. Это место очень напоминает Европейское качество. Персонал очень дружелюбный и приветливый. Цены выше среднего.

The pizza is amazing here. The pizza was super flavorful, it had just the right amount of toppings, and the crust was thin and cooked to perfection in a wood fire oven. It was the perfect dinner to end a great day at the beach.

So, I love pizza. I can appreciate pizzas of all types… quality is what matters. Certainly having lived a time in Italy has influenced my pizza preference. Wood fired pizza in the Neapolitan tradition is the best. San Marzano tomato sauce is the one true sauce. They have both at Eno Market and Pizzeria and the pizzas were top class. However, the Funghi pizza… one of the best pizzas I’ve had anywhere in the world. Bravo!!!

Expensive pizza, but very good. We had not planned to eat here but were pleasantly surprised with how good the pizza was. Not a place I would visit regularly, but if you feel like treating yourself on vacation, this is a great beach side joint. Service was friendly, not too crowed for a busy Saturday afternoon. Didn’t get a chance to check out the market. Probably would pass on the $13 can of beer next time..

The service amazing and the waiters were very nice. The pizza and salad were both incredible. The food was a bit expensive but when you are at a place like this you should expect the food to be a bit pricey. Overall I recommend this restaurant for visitors and people staying at the hotel.

Staying a night at the hotel and decided we wanted to make the most of this one night experience and didn't want to leave the grounds. Stopped in, it was reasonably priced and the hubs hasn't had pizza in a few days so he was likely going through DTs. He ordered the pepperoni pizza and gave it 5/5 stars. It LOOKED absolutely fantastic and cooked perfectly. I snuck a tiny piece of pepperoni off of it and approved of the pepperoni. :) I ordered the salad called something like Seasonal Greens (too lazy to look it up) it was strawberries, blueberries, candied pecans, carrots, goat cheese, and I added carrots. I LOVED IT! With goat cheese, sometimes you get a chincy little amount, I totally felt the love on this because there was a HUGE piece. If you're a salad person, go for this one! Our beverages were boring - Dt Coke and Dos Equis. Thank you for reading my review. I know you'll enjoy this as much as I did!

Great food..great customer service! Our waiter Octavio was great Manager Lilly came over to check on us, turns out we are from neighboring towns in Long Island, small world. Best pizza in a long time..very close to the way it's made in Rome. We will be back!

Quattro formaggio was good pizza for those who are vegetarian. Get the pizza and go out to a seat w a good view. Perfect.

This grab and go market is cute and well-stocked with drinks and snacks and juices. Prices can be high for some of the items (think $16 for a small juice) but if you want a snack you can take with you on the beach, this is convenient and they have some nice options.

We had a great meal here! Margarita, mushroom and whatever pizza had the pineapple and pineapple jam on it, were all delicious and would definitely be ordered again. Good wines and beers. Sure it is expensive, but was well worth it.

Convenient restaurant, with a quick eat. Great for when on the go. Food was delicious and staff were very friendly.

Excelente ensalada César, pizza de buen sabor, recomiendo compartir no pedir individualmente.

Excelente menú

Deliciosa toda la comida.

Fave spot. Their sugar free almond matcha latte taste so good. All pastries taste great. Not too sweet, just right.

I will stop by after lunch for some dessert I had the carrot cake and it was delicious I had a latte and my daughter had a snickerdoodle cookie and we shared a bottle of cosmopolitan we sat outside and watch the ocean it was a good experience

Beautiful place inside the Hotel Del Coronado. Lost to choose from, some vegan options

+6

Ordered four pizzas for delivery over at our suite at the Shore House. Ordering was supposedly done by app, but the app wasn't working; the front desk at Shore House was happy to call it in. The individual pizzas are splittable by two, if they aren't very hungry; one can eat a whole pie at a stretch (or save a few pieces for the next day). Quality of the pizza was quite tasty, if a bit stiff in the mid-$20s. Good crust. ... We stopped by the market a few times -- plenty of options for snacks and drinks, but kind of extortionate. The bottles of wine are around $70 for cheapest, and most hover around $100, and not necessarily for wine you'd expect to spend that for. I mean, sure, you're at the Del, so you're already spending a lot of change, but it's still probably worth hopping in the car and driving to the Vons in town to nab snacks, beer, wine.

Pretty good food. We got the Italian Baguette and the Smoked Salmon Croissant with a cappuccino for breakfast. The baguette was very good, particularly the cheese dip added to it. It was also quite large and filling. The smoked salmon croissant was light yet filling. The sauce in it with the dill made the whole thing delicious. For dinner, we got the quattro formaggi pizza and bread sticks. The formaggi did not look very appetizing but tasted quite good. The garlic bread in the bread stick box was very good, esp with the flakes and cheese. The sticks themselves were a little too salty for us. Overall, I liked this place. They also have some good deli and market choices so that you don't really have to leave the resort. FYI: if staying at the Del and you have elite status, you'll get dining credit that you can use here. It'll usually be good for one meal in the day unless traveling alone.

The atmosphere at Coronado is unique and noteworthy, but the overall experience is not particularly fancy. The desserts are described as being both creative and visually appealing, which is a positive aspect of the dining experience

Good Pizza menu with vegan pizza options too. The Gallic confit is a perfect vegan replacement for mozzarella. Enjoyed our visit, many items from website menu were unavailable in the menu onsite for dinner. Service was a bit slow.

+2

Super expensive pizza but it was actually tasted delicious. The pizza tasted very fresh, like it was made with quality ingredients. Plenty of outdoor seating area to enjoy the pizza. Plenty of utensils, plates, and napkins. Clean up by throwing trash away at a nearby bin. People watch while eating pizza is fun!

풍경을 바라보며 디저트를 즐기기에 좋은 곳입니다. 특히 테라스 자리에 앉으면 주변 경치를 감상하며 편안하게 머물 수 있어, 여행 중 잠시 쉬어가기에도 훌륭합니다.

Got a Salumi pizza, $35 after tip. Took 18 minutes after being seated. Was a little small for price, was just enough for for me and my wife to share. Good flavor, solid crust. Enjoyed the sweet and savory aspect. Toppings tend to slide off so have to eat carefully. Coffee was expensive and not very good. Took a long time to get it. Right next to the live music with good view of the sunset. Chairs/tables are a little wobbly.

The brussel vegan pizza was really good but price point and wait time was a bit higher and longer than i expected. Good for the area though!

Waited quite a while before the server came to our table. My husband had to go tell the hostess no one had helped us with anything yet. Once we had a server it was great. We shared the prosciutto pizza and it was pretty good.

We made a reservation so we were able to sit outside. It was a nice day and there was some shade, so it wasn't too hot. We had the classic caprese salad as an appetizer. It was great, but more mozzarella would have been better. For our main course, we got the Aglio Bianco Pizza. There are 6 slices and it was perfect for sharing. It wasn't too thin, but you still needed a knife and fork. Our server was attentive, but could have been around more.

Stopped @Eno for daily coffee & dessert. Prices for wine & alcohol was ridiculous; we ended up walking to nearby liquor store for supplies. No complaints on coffee, but upon returning to my room, there was no spoon in my flatware packet, so I ate crème brûlée with a knife. Oh well.

The Honey & Wheat pizza I ordered supplied mild spiciness to my palate. My mother ordered an Islander pizza, which had the unexpected ingredient of a dollop of peach jam on each slice. Combined with pineapple chunks, it almost felt like a breakfast food. Both $25 pizzas combined were enough for three people.

Good spot for a quick meal on the go. Prices are kind of weird, though—$24 for a simple sandwich and over $120 for drinks and light fast food for three people. Not sure whether to recommend it or not

Service this past visit was not good. We had reservations and still had to wait in a long line to even check in and no table was reserved even though they had our reservation. It felt as if we/the guests were all inconveniencing the staff and interrupting their hang-out time. Pizzas had great flavor but both were very greasy this time.

Yes, they are expensive. Yes, there is beautiful scenery. Quality of the food could be handled better. Some aspects of their food taste phenomenal while other aspects taste “meh”. Would recommend only for the experience.

This place is so expensive. We paid $55 for two breakfast wraps and two coffees. We did enjoy the outdoor seating and the views of Point Loma.

The food and service are spectacular, the champagne was delicious. They said we could not sit outside because of no reservation, but we were still on the edge of the patio anyway, and there was no wait time. I only give three stars because this place is very very expensive, and I think it should be reserved for special occasions only. The pizzas are more Mediterranean style. That being said, don't expect thin-crust New York style pizza or deep dish Chicago pizza. Expect seared wood-fired thin crust pizza and fancy topping such as fig jam or truffles, and fancier cheeses, etc.

Location is nice on the beach side of The Del. The Funghi pizza was good but a little salty, more than it should have even considering it has prosciutto on it. Do not bother getting the garlic bread. It was barely dusted with garlic powder that you could taste a little on a couple of the pieces of bread. What made it worse was serving it with cold uncooked tomato puree that tasted like they opened a can and poured it into a bowl. The menu said it was marinara sauce. When I asked, the server said "a kid put his hand in it when we served it hot one time, so we don't serve it that way anymore".

You’ve got the atmosphere, but you will be broke. Its expensive. I expected better coffee from a hotel like this—latte was really bad, with an unpleasant taste. (I didn’t try the pizza—just had breakfast and many to-go items from the market.) Be prepared for a long wait for drinks.

Esta bien

Any time we're in San Diego we like to go to Hotel del Coronado for the atmosphere, the expansive beach, fun people watching, and some much needed sunshine for us deprived Northwesterners. Sometimes we enjoy a drink in the lounge and sometimes we get some snacks/food at the ENO Market and hang out on the beach... and sometimes we do both. We've been doing this for several years but this time there was a noticeable change to the costs of things within the market. The price of a bag of chips was $12. Not a family size bag, just a normal size bag... actually slightly smaller than a normal size bag. That's just an example of the prices. We got two small bags of chips, two sodas, a chocolate bar, and a sausage stick... $50. That is bonkers pricing. I get it, you're a luxury hotel who caters to luxury clients, but I'm guessing even they are wondering how you can get away with charging $12 for a bag of chips.

Let me preface by saying we stay Hotel Del Coronado average 4 times yearly since 2009. Its gone thru many changes and ownerships mostly for the good. However eno pizza has unfortunately deteriorated. Waiting in line 20min to place an order, sitting on uncomfortable flimsy picnic chairs and tables and paying over $200 for pizza and wine coolers. Now this is clincher the pizza size itself shrunk by 25%. Yes toppings are scant and pizza wasn’t properly cut. Not to mention besides pork toppings they offer little meat alternatives. Hello not all of us eat pork due to religious beliefs and/or preferences we eat beef and turkey. Since Hilton took over there has been push to commercialize the del, charge exorbitant prices , skimp on services and shortchange on quality (I will be leaving detailed review of Hotel Del ). Unless the del makes changes Take A Pass on Eno’s pizza better alternatives few steps way. My suggestion for the improvements : 1. Expand meat alternatives included beef,turkey, anchovies. 2. Toss out picnic chairs (what happen to the fire pits ?) 3. Reinstate table side service . Self ordering is lame and so unbecoming of the del. Not to mention you are shortchanging the staff of tips and finally 4. If your charging $22-$25 per pizza then offer full size pizza with plentiful toppings properly cut and served. Hopefully his helps

Pizza was disappointing. The pepperoni slice had little to no cheese under the pepperoni—it seemed like the cheese was added around it, which left parts of the pizza dry. Pickup was confusing. There are two locations across from each other with no clear signage, so it’s hard to know where to go. When we asked for help, the response wasn’t very friendly. The Caesar salad was mostly iceberg lettuce and croutons. Overall, not worth it—honestly worse than Domino’s, yet 3x the price, according to my partner.

Ordered 3 pizzas: fungi, pepperoni and sausage + 2 salads and just waters. Bill came out to $119, for the price there are much better choices. Pit fire pizza blows this place out of the water for 50% of the cost. The crust was undercooked and tasteless. Cheese quality is lacking for that much money you should get buffala mozzarella and San Marzano tomatos. Keep the cash in your wallet and find better choices. I gave them 2 stars due to the service, the food was tasteless

This place used to be so nice: table service, good food, variety of options. Not it is self service, limited menu…. what put me over the edge was that a glass of house Chardonnay was $40. It is bad…. and I had to leave my food and go get it from the bar.

Over priced for the amount you get. Asked the server if the regular sized pizzas on their menu was enough to share for two people. When it came to the table it was a personal pan size pizza. Delicious as it was when the bill came $40 for two tiny cokes and a small pizza. Although you are located in the Coranado you should charge those prices unless you have more shareable sizes. And maybe let people know their tiny bottles of coke are $6 each before letting them order. All in all Service was great but I think you need to think about your menu more.

$24 for two redbulls and a pack of candy. Never again smh

$90 for market breakfast. The yogurt parfaits were spoiled and the breakfast wrap had questionable meat… we couldn’t tell what it was supposed to be. It was ultimately inedible.

My wife was eating her salad and halfway through she saw a dead fly on one of the curled lettuce. Complained it they offered a replacement and refund but who will have an appetite to eat a salad after seeing a fly on it. Though they refunded the $35 salad, the server couldve have handled the situation in a more apologetic manner. She was like in a hurry and kinda rude when we complained.

Ridiculously expensive. Paid $44 dollars with the forced tip for 2 americanos and 2 small pastries.

Worst $25 pizza I’ve ever had in my entire existence. Coffee and pastries are okay. The hot honey pizza thing is literally just chicken and hot sauce. No honey in there. Chicken was undercooked. Idk man I wish I can get my money back I coulda used it for rent 😭

Do not get pizza here. Nothing special about it and over priced big time. $8 for a bottled soda. Dominos is way better. 0 stars.

This used to be one of my favorite spots. This morning, I ordered an iced coffee and asked for light ice. But they filled it with way too much ice. I asked if they could fix it, and the person behind the counter took a spoon and started scooping the ice out of my drink, then added more coffee. That’s really not something a professional establishment should do. Because of that experience, my positive opinion of this place has completely changed.

+6

$8 for self service 20 oz Coke bottles; $65 including tip for what is essentially a personal pizza and three Cokes for the family. I live in Del Mar and I don't spend anywhere near that amount at similar establishments. The "Coronado premium" is not worth it.

The pizza is AWFUL! Fruit by the foot is ticker than this pizza. It's like soggy bread. Seriously, $25 for a 12 inch piece of soggy bread with zero flavor. 8 of us and we all agreed. We threw out 2 1/2 pies.

Is the worst pizza we ever had although we intended to go there. We were a group of six from Denver, Tuscon and Newport Beach. One of us is a famous cheff who was, like all of us looking forward to have Pizza there because two members if the group highly recommend it. The same two people who recommended Eno thought they must have a new cheff. So we asked the waitress. She confirmed there is a new cheff and a lot of patrons are complaining. I am gonna say no more. My name is Jim Kdeen. My email: [email protected]

Food is overpriced and tasted terrible. The Caesar salad was so bad, i couldn’t even finish what was on my plate. Overpoweringly eggy taste, and barely any dressing or cheese.

5 empty tables and they tell us they are no longer seating at 7:30 pm (I was a party of two) So I asked if I could order a pizza to go and was told me that wasn’t possible. Icing on the cake is how annoyed the host acted to be taking to me during the entire interaction. Not sure how you stay in business turning customers away.....

Wait staff inconsistent in knowing closure hours. One person said we could be seated at 8:40pm. The host refused as we did not have reservations. Consistently would be nice.

Ordered 2 pizzas with my wife, hers was not bad but mine, the Funghi pizza, tasted amazing. I'm giving out one star because I got food poisoning from it, definitely not worth the risk

Interesting that I thought perhaps I was being overly critical of the way this place treats walk ins and then I see other reviews talking about all the open tables and the atmosphere of not caring about customers. Walked up to a ton of open tables, was told the wait was 45 minutes. Ask for takeout option, was told to go inside where a waitor would take the order. Walked inside and got ignored by several employees so I walked out. Who knows if the pizza is good, I’ll never find out, happy to spend my money off site especially when I read this problem has been experienced by others and is ongoing.

This is not to rate the food but the service. We were staying at the Hotel Del and were told there would be 45 min wait for table and would recieve a text. My kids were vwry hungry and wanted tey the pizza there. After 45 min went to check and saw hostess seat a couple that just walked over. She told me there were still 4 people before us so probably another 30 min or so. Yet I saw many open tables and couple tables that were not cleaned off yet and no one seemed in rush to clear them. Totally unacceptable. She suggested I go eat off property. I told her I'm pregnant and had 3 kids with me not about walk to find food after spending thousands to stay at this overrated hotel. Disgrace. We ended up having to eat at another restuatant that only offered burgers and fries type food. Can't believe the way they treat the guests of hotel and lack of regard for them. I will never return.

Plastic cutlery and napkin in plastic bag. Salad was comped because so bad. Good pizza. Parmesan and red pepper flakes in to go packs. $50 for a salad and pizza. The details failed.

Now I understand why they ask you for the tip before serving! Paper thin crust, almost no cheese, undercooked tomato sauce. No courtesy ice water (10 USD each). Unfriendly staff (the Latin woman tossed the dish and cutlery to the table). No WiFi. In sum, a complete scam.

Long line because they are very understaffed. The person at the register is also taking food orders and making espresso drinks. It's not possible to buy a quick drink here. The line moves at a snails pace. This place was also full of people with no masks during mask mandates. Overpriced and poor quality food. This place is a pass.

Low quality pizza disguised by a fancy resort and modern style. Save your $20 minimum and go get 4 take and bake pizzas, you'll enjoy it more and won't still be hungry after a whole pizza.

I didn’t even eat here but my friend ordered a Cesar salad ($23 after tax) which was 90% core of the romaine lettuce and barely had an additional lettuce. But the worst part of it all is that they bought a bottle of water and wondered why their bill total was so high…we went back into the store and realized that a bottle of water was $11 dollars! This is absolutely ridiculous and the entire market is extremely overpriced and mediocre. Although the location is prime and inside the Hotel Del Coronado, it truly isn’t worth the money or your time. Please go somewhere else.

Staying at the hotel. Ordered pizza here using the website and didn’t realize it’d be “over an hour” to be ready when we went to pick it up. We grabbed a drink and came back at the quoted time, and it was actually done earlier and cold when we got it. Even if it was warm, honestly the nicest thing I can say is it’s better than Little Caesar’s but that’s about it. My wife thought the salad was equally bad. The “bread” was actually croutons, and there was some bacon on it (she’s not a vegetarian but previously has been) even though it doesn’t come with bacon. For $20, incredibly disappointing.

If you want over priced, terrible tasting food, then this is your place! Horrible is the only word to describe the pizza. Waited over 30 minutes for a pizza with super thin crust that was burnt and tasted terrible. Garlic cheese bread: burnt with no cheese on it. And why in the hell is a coke 8.00?!?! Come on now. Ridiculous. Do not recommend. Also, you can get a tiny gelato for 10.00…. SMH. Good grief.

I'm not one to give bad reviews at all, but this place was on a different level. After waiting in a huge line because only one cashier was open, our $15 sandwich was left out of our bag, we waited 40 minutes for our $22 pizza, which was so soggy with barely any pepperoni on it, and the $10 Tiramasu was underwhelming to say the least. Save your money and eat elsewhere because it's not worth it at all.

The woman making the drinks yelled at our party for taking a drink that had our name on it. Literally yelled to put it down. Then when we pointed out that our name was in it she said “oh.” No friendliness or apology. Hard to believe that someone with such poor hospitality skills could work at the Del. She didn’t have a name tag on, so didn’t get her name. Argued with us about another issue with our order too… Hopefully just having an off night, but definitely soured the mood for our visit to the Del.

got scammed from market. they tipped themselves after on my card

I am embarrassed for this pizza parlor and bakery. Eno pizza Is in Hotel Del Coronado which is a tourist trap. I had a pizza and salad. Eno has put profit over quality. They do not know how to put cheese and toppings on a pizza. My $25.00 salad had a few pieces of lettuce and tomatoes but stuffed with $2.00 croutons. The bakery is a far cry from a real bakery. I had a sandwich it was all bread. The food is blatantly bad. They gotta know they r doing this and just don’t care.

Terrible service. Had to wait a hour for a singular pizza, while we had 3 babies throwing tantrums and a waiter side eyeing us

This pizza has been by far one of the most disgusting, ugliest, most expensive thing ive ever tasted and putting in my mouth. Almost threw up on my friends.

Genuinely one of the worst pizzas I’ve ever had the displeasure of eating. Undercooked, soggy, and bland Definitely not worth the 25$ price tag Pastries and coffee were great!

It was the my first time there pizza was horrible I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone sauce tasted like tomato sauce, hardly any cheese and very expensive

Honestly for food sometimes I feel it should be a thumbs up or thumbs down situation. I can't say this is the chefs fault because I'm sure he's just following the menu/instructions of someone else. This was far and away the worst tasting pizza I have ever had. The sausage was lacking, the sauces were unremarkable and the overall taste just wasn't pleasing. It was disgusting I want to be clear. It didn't make me gag or make a face. It was just overall not good. 10" pizza is the perfect size though. The atmosphere was ok it wasn't their fault this is more the hotel. The outdoor seating is nice but some people's conversations were so pretentious and out of touch with reality. Again not their fault. And whoever says Stone Delicious IPA is good, that is not a person whose opinion you trust. Provided they've actually had it before.

what in the world is up with the cashier and his dirty looks? I was in line next to pay, but because he was NOT paying attention to the next in line (me), I get a dirty look. He wanted the girls giggling to go next. He continued to treat me rudely. I did not want my items afterall. This place is so overpriced and completely unorganized when it is time to pay. Never again!

Waited an hour for a salad and tiny pizza.water bottles were $10 each.

We went to this particular establishment at the Del with few expectations. What happened was that the seller made us buy bottled water but in the bar and in the sitting area you could have tap water for free, which upset us a lot because he expressly denied it to us. Also, he didn’t indicate that we could have our meals right there and we were almost kicked out of the place because he gave it for us to take away when we wanted to sit and enjoy the place. We ordered the Italian sandwich which was super salty and the pizza was ok, but super steamy and it melted quite easily. We had a golden latte which was ok but we additionally ordered a latte which didn’t really have milk and was quite sour. The one thing that did finally upset us was that we couldn’t get an empty plastic glass for drinking water (because one of the people with me needed to take some medicine) and we didn’t get it from the same person that denied us tap water. It’s quite expensive and the service is not very good. There are many culinary options at the hotel to enjoy and not go through these matters. Would think twice about returning.

Very sad experience for my family. It's the second time it has happened that's why we are submitting this review. December 25 we went to dine at this place, it was very crowded as every Christmas. So, we went with time in advance, we were planning to wait to get our foot for about 1-2 hours. We ordered to dine in. The manager said we needed to be on the wait-list, we were okay with it, we had plenty of time. Long story short, they boxed our pizza and they told us we were getting out pizza to go since the wait-list was very long to get a table. And we saw a couple other families that grabbed a table. We ended eating out pizza standing up, very uncomfortable in the middle of the crowd. Be careful with the manager of this place. She is a liar and shady.

The gluten free pizza was awful cold. Not edible

Definitely not worth it. Food was bad, Pepperoni would not stay on the soggy bread. A coke was $8 and water was $10. I would not go back here again.

This is not San Diego’s finest… When you sell pizza, it’s supposed to be simple, fast, and delicious. Unfortunately, ENO fails to deliver…It’s overpriced…and underwhelming. Not only did the wait exceed our expectations but the buzzer for our food never went off. It wasn't until an hour later that I asked how much longer and the hostess looked at my buzzer and directed me to my cold, Italian demise. What I thought was pizza ended up being a thin-crusted disaster. Bitter tomato sauce with a well-burnt crust. I really wanted this place to succeed, but ENO is prioritizing its prices rather than its pizza.

I had a disappointing experience after purchasing a coffee from Eno Market, located across from the pizza area. Shortly after sitting down, the staff member working there told me I needed to leave because the seating was apparently reserved only for pizza customers. This was not communicated beforehand and felt unnecessarily unwelcoming, especially since I was also a paying customer within the same space. The interaction came across as dismissive rather than courteous, which significantly affected my overall experience. Unfortunately, the coffee itself was mediocre and did not help offset the poor customer service. Overall, this visit left me feeling unwelcome and unlikely to return.