Jesus, woman, research proper use of the semicolon; what comes after it should be able to stand as a sentence of its own. Adding more commas doesn't help.
Also "Chanterelle mushrooms piled high with lobster and crimini ones, dotted with garlic aioli"? That's just lazy. "Chanterelle, lobster, and crimini mushrooms piled high and dotted with aioli."
How hard was that. Clearly the pizza was so good, it made you lose your mind. I couldn't even get through this horribly written review, and I love all things pizza! Jesus, what are they paying you?! I'm coming after your job

@2: Chicago Manual of Style 6.58 ("Semicolons in a complex series: When items in a series themselves contain internal punctuation, separating the items with semicolons can aid clarity.")