Voice-Tribune review by Robin Garr

And yet, if you bring just a bit of moderation to the party, taking a ration of healthy veggie toppings to ameliorate the meat lovers’ delights – and maybe skipping the extra cheese – you can turn a sizzling pie into a meal that’s arguably … well … if not actually good for you, at least not so bad. And that’s something, right?
Pizza is popular. I can name more than 50 local, independent pizzerias in town, without even counting restaurants that include pizza on the menu without specializing, like Cafe Classico, Cafe Lou Lou and Garage Bar, for example, not to mention (yeah, let’s not) the bland facsimiles of pizza vended by the corporate chains.
It doesn’t take a genius to perceive the connection between intense clusters of pizzerias around the city’s most prominent nightlife zones, Baxter-Bardstown and St. Matthews. Pizza is, after all, an even better antidote to a night on the town than the traditional White Castle burger.
When you’re in a hurry, you won’t find a faster pizza – at least not a faster good pizza – than you’ll get at Uncle Maddio’s Pizza Joint, conveniently located on the Bardstown strip at Grinstead Drive, in the retail mini-strip that replaced the old green John Riley Auto Service building.
I won’t say Maddio’s builds the best pizza in town, but it’s far from the worst. Locavores will praise its commitment to natural beef and free-range chicken, and the vegetarians and vegans among the strip’s hipster crowd will award it extra points for including such niceties as tofu and vegan “cheez” among the offerings.
Read the full review on LouisvilleHotBytes.com:
http://www.louisvillehotbytes.com/uncle ... in-a-hurry
and in the Voice-Tribune:
http://www.voice-tribune.com/life-style ... n-a-hurry/
Uncle Maddio’s Pizza Joint
2011 Grinstead Drive
690-8871
http://www.unclemaddios.com