Knead Dough Pizzeria

Being from Chicago, I was really looking forward to some brick-oven style pizza. Sadly, I was extremely disappointed with Knead Dough Pizzeria in Hendersonville, Tennessee.



Both pizza's were loaded with salt. I am far from being sensitive to salt in my foods, so I know there was a TON of salt in the dough and/or other ingredients. It was really out of control. If it weren't for the salty taste, the pizza would have tasted like cardboard.



When I was quoted the price for two pizza's, I did notice it was a little higher than just about any other place I've tried in

the local area, but because I was expecting some great pizza, I hardly let that be of concern. Well, now that I've paid over $30.00 for two horribly tasting pizza's, I am officially concerned. That will never happen again.



And as a side note, I can't figure out, in this day and age, why the owners of Knead Dough Pizzeria didn't bother having a fully-operational web site before opening their doors. Having an online menu should have been priority number one.

If you have not visited Knead Dough Pizzeria you should. The food is excellent, the evironment is clean, friendly upbeat, and there is entertainment for everyone. They have a Wii gaming area for the kids, they have an open kitchen where you can be entertained by the flying dough as they spin the dough high in the air for each pizza made. Finally a pizza that actually has the right amount of toppings when you order it and you don't have to spend that extra 2.25 or 2.50 because they scimp on the cheese, veggies and/or meat. From what I could tell almost everything is homemade, fresh and made daily. Check it out!



Teh only draw back is that it is hard to see the dough flying when the kids are up on chairs by the open kitchen watching the show.