Palermo (Palm Bay)

     In a little U Shaped plaza off of Palm Bay road sits a little pizza place called Palermo's Pizza. They have the northeast corner lot, with a few tables outside and a few tables inside.

     As we walked towards Palermo's Pizza, one of the employees came outside. When he saw us, he promptly, greeted us and promptly open the door to make it easier for us to enter.  Once inside we were greeted with the mouthwatering scent of a Pizza kitchen. yum!


        Murals have been painted on the walls on the dining room side of the restaurant. Several of the murals depict Italian country side. One mural was of a Street Cafe lined with famous Italian American individuals, from Sophia Loren to Pavarotti.

        Immediately after we entered we were asked our order, easy question.  Large pepperoni pizza and a couple of bottles of water, though I did change mine to an Ice Tea. After a short wait, our piping hot pizza was delivered to our table.  It was of course, nice and hot. After it posed for pictures we got down to the best part, eating pizza. This pie tasted as good as it looked. One thing we noticed off the bat was the sparseness of pepperoni. It had an average of three pepperoni per slice. The pepperoni was a bit mild, with not a lot of flavor and very little spiciness.

       After the first bite I turned the slice around and started from the crust, great move.  This was a nice crisp and crunchy dough. The sauce was delicious, not too mild, not too sweet, not to spicy.  Only complaint was, you guessed it, not enough sauce. The cheese had a nice stringy feel and a little bit of pull.  It was creamy and a little sweet. It was very enjoyable.

       These parts all came together to create a solid pie that was thoroughly enjoyable.  A 4 out of 5 Dancing Pepperonis. Thank You Palermo's Pizza.

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