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Pizza Port & Bottle Shop
This place was really HOT. I mean the temperature of the place was at least 90 degrees. We really enjoyed the beer, they have quite a few on tap and they will even let you try a few to find one that suits your taste. The menu is limited to pizza, salads, bread sticks, and wings. As far as the selections for pizza toppings go, they have a great selection. Don't wear your nice clothes as the picnic tables are not perfectly smooth and you can easily get snagged on a nail. The TV was nice to watch the game on, but the glare from the sun made it difficult to see at times. They have a few video games, but just a handful. Mostly blocked by people waiting for their pizza. We will return on our next visit, but we will make sure it is cooler when we go.— August 12, 2008 9:57 p.m.