NAPLES-STYLE PIZZA at DOROTHY LANE MARKET PIZZA of the MONTH Price Varies Seasonal Ingredients Meld Together for an Unforgettable Pizza

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NAPLES-STYLE PIZZA AT DOROTHY LANE MARKET PIZZA OF THE MONTH Price Varies seasonal ingredients meld together for an unforgettable pizza MARGHERITA $9 tradizionale / $6 bambino homemade red sauce, fresh mozzarella, fresh whole basil, extra-virgin olive oil, sea salt TOURIST CHEESE $9 tradizionale / $6 bambino homemade red sauce, mozzarella-provolone blend, parmesan SPICY SAUSAGE $11 tradizionale / $8 bambino homemade red sauce, hot italian sausage, red chili flakes, fresh ricotta, basil TOURIST PEPPERONI $11 tradizionale / $8 bambino homemade red sauce, mozzarella-provolone blend, pepperoni, parmesan ALSATIAN $13 tradizionale / $9 bambino extra-virgin olive oil, crème fraîche, uncured bacon, caramelized onions, gruyère-emmental blend, mozzarella-provolone blend, black pepper DOLCE PICCANTE $13 tradizionale / $9 bambino extra-virgin olive oil, garlic, calabrese salami, hot italian sausage, fresh mozzarella, red onion, hot honey, basil FIG & GOAT CHEESE $13 tradizionale / $9 bambino extra-virgin olive oil, fig preserves, gorgonzola, goat cheese, pancetta, arugula ROCKET HAM $13 tradizionale / $9 bambino homemade red sauce, fresh mozzarella, fresh whole basil, prosciutto di parma, arugula SPINACH ALFREDO $13 tradizionale / $9 bambino extra-virgin olive oil, crème fraîche, black pepper, sea salt , fresh mozzarella, crucolo cheese, spinach, garlic sauté SUPREMO $13 tradizionale / $9 bambino homemade red sauce, pepperoni, hot italian sausage, wild mushrooms, caramelized onions, seasonal peppers, fresh mozzarella THE APOLLO $13 tradizionale / $9 bambino extra-virgin olive oil, goat cheese, spinach, fresh tomato, wild mushrooms, caramelized onions, kalamata olives, oregano, sea salt THE CARNIVORE $13 tradizionale / $9 bambino homemade red sauce, mozzarella-provolone blend, pepperoni, hot italian sausage, uncured bacon, parmesan ADD TO YOUR PIZZA $1 Tradizionale / 50¢ Bambino balsamic drizzle • vegetable $2 Tradizionale/$1 Bambino dairy-free cheese • anchovies • cheese • meat $1 Organic Egg / Any size Naples-Style Pizza Make any tradizionale gluten free for $2.50 he famous pizza of T Naples, Italy is made by artisans who use simple, local ingredients and bake in hearth ovens to create their renowned pizza napoletana. In the same manner, we make the dough from scratch, add our own handmade ingredients, and bake the pizza for you on the hot hearth of our special Naples-style oven. The result is an amazing pizza in the style of Naples that has the signature airy crust with a charred exterior and chewy interior, and each bite containing just the right ratio of toppings. Buon appetito! Open 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. 7 days a week! Washington Square Springboro 6177 Far Hills Ave. 740 N. Main St. (937) 535-5698 (937) 806-8272 DOROTHYLANE.COM.

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