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La Casa Pizzaria

La Casa Pizzaria

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4432 Leavenworth St, Omaha, Nebraska, 68105, United States
(402) 556-6464 lacasapizzaria.net
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Feb 26, 2018
Food came out faster. When I phoned it in from the bar. Usually I call for carryout. And wait up to a hour for my food. And that's after i wait the 30 minutes before it should be ready for pick-up. It's always on a Sunday. The main thing that keeps me patiently waiting. Is Dub the bartender. That guy is AMAZING.

Mar 10, 2018
This place is so overrated. My friends (from Omaha) seem enamored of the place, but I can't stand it. The pizza sucks, plain and simple. I don't know if it's because of the Romano vs mozzarella, but it's bad. When I come into town, and the group wants to do La Casa for the first get-together, I either don't show up or suggest anything....ANYTHING...else. This is usually 8pm'ish so it not busy. Service is always slow but that's probably because of our party size, so no strikes there. But as I said, the pizza sucks. You'd do better with Domino's take-out in the parking lot. Yuck.

Feb 24, 2018
Really good regional (I'm assuming) pizza. Honestly wasn't my thing. Delicious for what it was but my tastes run to more cheese, salty cheeses, and saucier. Baked pastas looked ridiculously good. If we come back it will be to try the pasta.

Mar 15, 2018
Great tasting pizza toppings! Good desert and service! I think that the mass of the pizza could be thicker for the stability of the pizza toppings, but otherwise very good. The pizza size should be bigger for the price.

May 4, 2018
Not a huge fan, I have been there a few times and the pizza is just underwhelming. If you order by the slice, it is small for the price. Staff is friendly.

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