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Nice pizza place close to ladera ranch. Down side: Chicago pizza had more tomato sauce than cheese and I couldn’t taste any of the veggies cause of it. Excellent beer selection.
The food was good, but it wasn't busy and our server seemed motivated but inexperienced. I enjoyed my gluten free pizza, attention was taken to my allergy (celiac) and there was plenty of sausage, but it was very light on cheese. I don't need lots of cheese, but there were lots of spots without any cheese. My husband enjoyed his deep dish pizza, but he was annoyed that when his iced tea was dropped off, there was no sweetener. This isn't a fancy establishment, so there really is no reason not to just keep the sweetener caddy on the table at all times. My husband is Southern and likes polite phrasing, and he found it amusing that the server offered a flavored tea or "plain". 4 stars because the gluten prevention protocols must have worked, because I feel well.
First time at Selma’s It was kind of busy but not overcrowded. There’s a cute little fire pit going with comfy bench seats along with family style seating along with high tables and chairs and booth style seating too Super cool to see Casey and Bob jamming out with some great tunes ♥️🎸 I ordered some chicken tenders (can’t go wrong with those) along with the pretzel bites. The pretzel bites were super friggen good 🥨♥️ I ordered a Cape Cod with Tittos Vodka and that’s that! Late 🎸🤘🏻
We like Selma's a lot. It's one of my sis' favorite places. Pizza, sandwiches, pasta, so lots of choices. It's one of the few pizza places that serves meatball pizza. The one thing I would change about that, and it's me, not them, is to not slice the meatballs except maybe in half. Sliced meatballs kind of defeats the purpose. I also got a meatball sandwich to go and that was more what I had in mind. Meatballs, mushrooms and grilled onions. Hard to go wrong. My nephew had a meatball calzone, my niece a meatball on sourdough, which is what I got for next day lunch.. Soon as I said "meatball" it triggered a response. Everyone wanted a slice of meatball pizza or a sandwich. Mom had Chicken Alfredo, which looked really good and was enough for next day's lunch. They have a kid's menu, so my little nephew enjoyed a cheese pizza. It was my sis' birthday, so she got a nice dish of ice cream with a candle. It was crowded but I never felt unattended. Our wait person was very good and kept things moving without our feeling rushed. They cooked and served the pizza in the same pan which kept it nice and hot. Portions are nice, plenty of pizza to share out. Mom is in a wheelchair, so it took a bit of maneuvering but was manageable. Handicapped spaces are close, plenty of other parking available. We went on a Friday so lots of people out and about. If you have a large party I suggest you book ahead just to make sure you get a table. If you like pizza and a beer or wine, with a designated driver of course (that would be me) don't hesitate to enjoy a trip to this very nice restaurant. Happy holidays from all of us to all of you!
Great beer selection and decent food. Service could be a lot better. Very few servers at the bar side to attend to customers.