ENGINE ROOM DEEP DISH PIZZA

Saw this place during the Stroll on Dec 1, and being originally from Chicago, we had to give it a try. We ordered a Margo for pickup the next night.
I’ve eaten more deep dish than the majority of folks as I grew up with it. Karen is doing a great job - this was fresh and flavorful, and dare I say light, a word that rarely gets mentioned in the same breath as deep dish. Crust was really good - great structure, a little cornmeal thrown in for some crunch. The Engine Room is a very welcome addition to the Livingston food scene, we will definitely be back!

The BEST pizza I’ve ever had !!! Hands down. I was so blessed that the bookstore was open too - new books and the best pizza ever ?! Wow. This place is amazing. Service was ok - not bad but also not great. But the pizza tho - OUT. OF. THIS. WORLD. I’ll be back for sure ! Thank YOU !

I had a small June and a small Netty.
Both were incredible.

Delicious! We got three different pies. Two were deep dish, one I would call flat bread like. No one was disappointed. Small business, big flavor, Wonderful service.

This is THE best pizza I’ve ever had. I worked east coast pizza shops for years have eaten at Chicago and New Yorks best pizza spots and this one beats them all of them hands down. The miles has so many flavors hitting you immediately with an outstanding surprise of flavor.

The only deep dish pizza I’ve ever enjoyed is from Chicago, but that’s changed after getting the “Miles” from Engine Room Pizza. You won’t regret it! Fantastic pizza and even better service!

Amazing food and wonderful service. Some of the best pizza we have ever enjoyed. What a gem of a restaurant for Livingston.

Best pizza in town! Super delicious!

The people are nice and the food is outstanding!!!

Really tasty deep dish pizza. Loved the crust! But, some things you should know:
1) it’s BYOB.
2) pizza can take up to 45 minutes, and though they have salad on the menu there are no other appetizers or kid friendly small plates, so if you have kids or are hangry yourself, that’s something to be aware of. They have pastries and muffins in the case by the counter, but nothing you’d really want to eat as an appetizer. In the end, I got my son a lemon blueberry muffin and he ate it for dinner, while my husband and I ate pizza (he was happy, so no big deal).
3) it’s counter service and you eat in a nice room across the hallway. But still pretty small and no windows. There’s a small step up, so I don’t think it would be wheelchair accessible.