Untouchables Pasta & Pizza

The crevice was horrible! The pizza was very soggy and didn’t taste so good we only order a cheese pizza, but we got very disappointed at the flavor and the consistency of the pizza we ordered,
We won’t be ordering here any longer and we do not recommend it to any one, unfortunately the employees are very mean and when they answer the phone calls are as mean as they could be.

We ordered ten of their wings for starters. The wings actually came from adult chickens and not small pigeon wings and were crispy, flavorful, juicy and a bit spicy.

We saw that this pizza joint had at one time been voted Tampa Bay’s best pizza. Well, we had to test that theory since we hadn’t found very many good pizza options in Florida or Texas. We ordered the thin crust with green peppers, mushrooms, and black olives. It was awesome. The crust was thin and crispy and it was delicious. Since then we tried the Mobster pizza which was also delicious and very filling. Great little pizza spot!

This has to be one of the worst Pizzas i ever had. Sauce way too sweet, thin and soggy crust i think any frozen pizza would beat this out. Seriously it was the worst. Could only finish 2 slices threw the rest away.
I have been in Largo right down the street from them since 1997 .This was my first time there .Some thing told me «Stay away!» I should have listened. Run away! from the pizza. Didnt have anything else to trash.

This place has the BEST pizza in the Tampa Bay area! We’ve dined here over a dozen times & the food has never been less than amazing! When we dine there, service is consistently great too. My only suggestion? The older, pissed off woman who works the front counter (she serves beer and takes to go orders?) could certainly be more friendly and polite when dealing with customers. She’s the initial contact/​first representative of the business that customers see and interact with… And I dont think she’s the best person for that job! She has a very poor attitude and hostile demeanor, and we really dread having to interact with her. She’s not a pleasant person & we try to avoid her.

Service was slow, and without the busboy, would have been non-​existent. Imho, a pizza place needs to have a few great beers on tap, which it didn’t. (Bud light doesn’t count!) Pizza was burnt on the crust, a little too sweet on the sauce, and very macabre décor inside. Overall, I would skip this place– only thing was prices were decent, but not worth the wait.

Sweet home Chicago! This place is Chicago style food and themed after Al Capone. Inside is full of Al Capone pictures, guns, and Chicago Police paraphernalia.
The food was great. Had the Chicago style Italian beef sandwich and it was one of the best I’ve ever had. Got the all cheese (3 cheese) calzone and it was by far the best calzone I’ve ever eaten. I’ve had NY style calzones that were really good, but this one had the Chicago style to it… crispy crust and more cheese than I’ve ever seen stuffed into a calzone.
The only drawback here is that they only accept cash, so hit your bank before you go or you’ll be charged to use their onsite ATM with a fee.

Clearwater is not the greatest place for going out to eat. I’ve had some pretty horrible pizza around here (yea, I’m talking to you Westshore). Heard from a couple of people on the beach that Untouchables was great, so I dropped in on a slow Thursday. Honestly, I was not expecting much but was pleasantly surprised. Had the veggie pizza. Here’s the thing: the crust was done perfectly: crispy, thin, but not too thin. The sauce had a nice flavor. The top was golden brown but not burnt. Listen, that’s all I really want from a pizza. Had a couple of beers and some exceptionally awesome service and so, I’ll be back for sure.
The only downsides were first, cash or check only. And second, I suppose in keeping with that old school vibe, the décor and atmosphere was a bit dated and drab, but really, who cares? Not me. Give me good pizza over hip atmosphere any day.

I’ve been coming here since I was a kid. I loved this place as a meat eater and I even still love it as a vegan. The pasta is the best I’ve ever had. I love the décor. I love the people who work here. It’s just the best.

EXCELLENT! Had a cheese and sausage pizza which was absolutely delicious! A large is plenty for two. Restaurant is small and very busy. Didn’t wait too long to be seated. Service was very good. This was our first time here and we would definitely come back again! Come with cash though as they don’t take plastic.

First time ordering from this establishment. Ordered a Gangland Special Pizza, Antipasto and Pepperoni Calzone. The pizza sauce was very much on the sweet side. I’m not one for sweet marinara sauce and would not order it again. The salad was fine, however the house dressing is mayonnaise based which I did not like. However, I did like the pepperoni Calzone as the tomato sauce was not sweet like the pizza sauce.

Cloisterphobics beware. Flow of the restaurant is off especially if you have children that will want to go straight to the pin ball machine (it’s located right next to the register that you might have 2 feet of space to pay in between counter and gaming area). Pizza was ok not the best of thin crust. Garlic bread tastes just like frozen store bought. Service was strange, two servers one served food and their other only drinks. Little chaotic. If they were to expand it would be worth another visit.

Worst pizza I have ever had, the sauce was sweet enough to give you diabetes. We were excited based on the previous reviews but were severely let down. It was soggy and season-​less. We got it because it was close but no amount of convince will make us get there food again!

Really awesome food, and friendly service reasonably priced, with large portions. A lot of interesting pictures, props on the walls. Eveywhere you look, it’s something great! Dont want to say too much, then no surprise of your own!

Growing up in a Chicago suburb, you are surrounded by good pizza. Naturally when moving down here it has been a quest to find the best «Chicago style» pizza. Every square pieced bite transported me back home to my favorite neighborhood pizza joint. The sauce is on the sweeter side which I really enjoy (but MY sweetie isn’t a fan) so if that is your thing, try it out. Even if its not I think this place is ALWAYS worth a try.

A casual place to eat and the food was surprisingly good. The place seems a bit rundown outside but it’s cute and old-​timey inside. We ordered a small pizza, a calzone, and «trigger fingers» which are basically breadsticks. The total ended up being $ 25 and that’s good considering the calzone was HUGE and could probably feed three people. The pizza was also pretty big for a small. The bread sticks and everything else were tasty so I’m glad we tried out this place finally. We’ve driven past the place a bunch and never went inside until today. The waitress was nice and attentive. Definitely would recommend and plan on going back!

They’re not bad. Typical pricing for a pizzeria but the sauce is way too sweet. I read the other reviews and had coworkers telling me to try it. Wasn’t completely impressed. By the way they do not take debit or credit. They have an atm machine attached to their register so you can use your card for a dollar charge. Still looking for a pizzeria like back home.

Love this place, the food and the people! Really great theme of Chicago when you walk in. The staff is always friendly and warm.
My favorite dish to order is the chef salad. Lots of fresh lettuce and the salad dressing is amazing. THE CALZONE. is huge. It is literally as big a a head and taste amazing. Buttery bread sticks come with every meal.
You can’t beat the cheap prices but make sure you have cash or a check… or you can get money back from the debit card machine.
My lunch is always under $ 10.00. You can’t get a fresh salad with meat on it and a drink for that price… and be full.
The bathroom is super clean and the theme of the 30’s in Chicago continues.
Love this place!

The service was excellent. There were 2 waitresses working and they had all of the tables in the restaurant covered with a smile.
The food was just OK in my opinion. The salads came with way too much dressing on them, so I would recommend ordering the dressing on the side. If you like sweet tomato sauce, then you’ll love this place. The sauce was WAY too sweet for my taste. My youngest son ordered a personal sized pizza, but he couldn’t eat it all because of how sweet the sauce is. I tasted a piece of the pizza and I couldn’t take another bite because of how sweet the sauce is.
The portions were VERY generous. My wife and oldest son ordered a calzone to share. They could have had 2 meals each out of that thing, plus it came with a side bowl of spaghetti that the menu didn’t mention (or at least we didn’t remember seeing it). It also had a side tomato sauce to dip in.
Just an FYI, Trigger Fingers are breadsticks.

I ordered from them for the first time last night, and had them deliver. Therefore, I have not seen the décor that I’ve heard so much about. The pizza is better than chain pizza, but for the money, there are better options. The sauce is sweet, which did not personally bother me. I will keep them as a backup pizza place only, but I will give them credit for delivering our three pies in 30 minutes.