The Civil

Yes, The Civil is a popular date-night spot. Guests frequently mention a cozy, quiet vibe (no TVs), stone-fired pizzas and creative cocktails, plus a pleasant patio for evening visits. The space is intimate and relaxed, making it great for couples who want a casual but memorable night out. Consider booking a reservation since seating is limited.

The Civil offers cozy indoor seating plus a pleasant outdoor patio. It’s a relatively small space with limited seating and no private rooms, so it’s best for dates, small groups and casual get-togethers. The restaurant does not accept large parties or private parties.

Portions are pizza-focused and meant to be shared. Guests often order one or more pizzas to share between two or more people, and drink flights come as four small samples. The menu also includes light bites and lunch deals, so you can mix and match smaller plates or share several pizzas for a group.

Yes, the staff appear willing to accommodate special requests when possible. Guests mention personalized touches (a customized birthday drink after providing a photo) and attentive service. For seating, dietary needs or celebration touches, call ahead so the team can prepare.

Yes, families and birthday groups do dine here, and guests often bring teens. The focus is on creative pizzas and cocktails rather than a kids’ menu, so for younger children consider an early seating and call ahead to ask about menu flexibility.

Yes, The Civil has a patio that guests frequently praise for enjoyable evening dining. Outdoor seating is a popular choice in nice weather and provides a pleasant spot for cocktails and pizzas.

Warm, cozy and slightly funky, guests describe The Civil as relaxed and intimate with a calm, TV-free setting. The patio is frequently praised for pleasant evening vibes, and the overall tone suits dates, small groups, and cocktail-and-pizza nights.

Casual dress is appropriate. Guests typically come in relaxed attire to enjoy pizza and cocktails in a cozy setting.

Early evenings on weekdays are best if you want a quieter experience; weekend evenings are lively and great for atmosphere but can be busy. If you prefer the patio, evenings are often highlighted by guests as especially pleasant. Reservations are recommended for peak times.

Busiest: weekend evenings when the patio and cocktail flights are popular. Quietest: weekday lunchtimes or early weeknights (Mon–Tue evenings are earlier closing), when the vibe is calmer and service tends to be quicker. Reservations help avoid peak-time waits.

The Civil is rated 4.8 stars by 164 OpenTable diners.

Yes, you can generally book this restaurant by choosing the date, time and party size on OpenTable.