The pizza is ok and you can't beat the prices for the area! Not as good as some of the other competitors and U.S. Arguably better than Dominoes
(3)
Tony R.
$6 for a piping hot take out pepperoni pizza. Come on, you can't expect gourmet stuff here. For $6 when I am hungry, this is all good. There calzones are good too.
(4)
Elle B.
Never had any problems. It's cheap, don't expect gourmet pizza. Tastes better than little caesers, plus you can get a flavored crust. Extra $1 if you want something other than cheese or pepperoni (I order jalapeños or mushrooms).
(5)
Sara L.
This restaurant refused a 25 pizza 400 dollar online order and told us that we were crazy for even having tried to order it. They were very rude on the phone and unapologetic about their lack of professionalism. They told me that "no one" could have done the order within 2 hours. We called Domino's pizza and our 25 pizzas will be here in 45 minutes. Shame on you Hungry Howie's.
(1)
Dan H.
Pizza was good and cheap. I will definitely come again to this establishment. Good for you howie's pizza. However the neighborhood is kinda sketchy.
(5)
Jen D.
My boyfriend and I order here all the time due to good price and a convenient location. However it is never certain what quality of food or service we'll experience. Tonight my boyfriend called for pickup, he was told to wait on hold and the phone was just placed down on the counter, for 10 minutes we patiently waited while we heard workers chit chatting playfully in the background. We hung up assuming they either forgot we were there or were waiting for us to disconnect. Ordered from dunedin, service was quick professional and kind. Not returning to clearwater location.
(1)
Fralson S.
I ordered a pizza a while back,got home delivery,when it finally arrived it smelled like cigarettes. Now I order and pick it up myself but it seems like they never get my order right. It seems like there's no management not well organized. the pizza is good ,when they get it right. there was better service a few years ago.
(1)
Gina G.
Horrible service. My order was lost and they acted like it was my fault and never apologized. The girl taking the orders literally forgot who I was after 15 minutes. Pizza was good but service was horrible!
(1)
Emma V.
I understand that a lot of people just cannot fathom the fact that chain-pizza joints, or fast-food pizza is disgusting. So instead of trying to convince your low-budget taste buds of.. well... anything. I'll convince your wallets, instead. So, if you know anything about pizza, you should probably know that 16 inches is a pretty small one. Yet 16 inches is what good ol' Hungry Howie's calls "Extra Large." And when you're ordering one pizza for delivery, and your total comes up to like, 14 bucks(I can go to Cristino's Coal Oven Pizza and order a gourmet pizza with fresh mozarella, tomatoes and basil for $12), you figure your extra large pizza should be pretty damn large, and not some chicken-shit 16 inch pizza that is made with low-quality ingredients. Of course, this is no personal attack on Hungry Howie's, really. Nor do I feel I should have to let people know that this isn't gourmet pizza. I just find it outrageous that people are innocently going to this place expecting it to be the cheapest because it's, essentially, fast-food, yet, it's not cheap for what you're getting. Not at all. Way over-priced, to be honest. Westshore Pizza, down the street, sends of flyers with coupons in them, 18 inch two-topping pizza for.. 11.99 or something like that. Get with the program.
(2)
Prince R.
I dont care what anyone says but for $6 the cajun crust pepperoni does it every time. I noticed though that its only good when i pick it up. When i get it delivered the pizza taste as if the humidity in the carry bag turns the dough to a sponge. Perfect if u need a quick fast and cheap meal for the night.
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : Yes Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No
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Jimmy B.
The pizza is ok and you can't beat the prices for the area! Not as good as some of the other competitors and U.S. Arguably better than Dominoes
(3)Tony R.
$6 for a piping hot take out pepperoni pizza. Come on, you can't expect gourmet stuff here. For $6 when I am hungry, this is all good. There calzones are good too.
(4)Elle B.
Never had any problems. It's cheap, don't expect gourmet pizza. Tastes better than little caesers, plus you can get a flavored crust. Extra $1 if you want something other than cheese or pepperoni (I order jalapeños or mushrooms).
(5)Sara L.
This restaurant refused a 25 pizza 400 dollar online order and told us that we were crazy for even having tried to order it. They were very rude on the phone and unapologetic about their lack of professionalism. They told me that "no one" could have done the order within 2 hours. We called Domino's pizza and our 25 pizzas will be here in 45 minutes. Shame on you Hungry Howie's.
(1)Dan H.
Pizza was good and cheap. I will definitely come again to this establishment. Good for you howie's pizza. However the neighborhood is kinda sketchy.
(5)Jen D.
My boyfriend and I order here all the time due to good price and a convenient location. However it is never certain what quality of food or service we'll experience. Tonight my boyfriend called for pickup, he was told to wait on hold and the phone was just placed down on the counter, for 10 minutes we patiently waited while we heard workers chit chatting playfully in the background. We hung up assuming they either forgot we were there or were waiting for us to disconnect. Ordered from dunedin, service was quick professional and kind. Not returning to clearwater location.
(1)Fralson S.
I ordered a pizza a while back,got home delivery,when it finally arrived it smelled like cigarettes. Now I order and pick it up myself but it seems like they never get my order right. It seems like there's no management not well organized. the pizza is good ,when they get it right. there was better service a few years ago.
(1)Gina G.
Horrible service. My order was lost and they acted like it was my fault and never apologized. The girl taking the orders literally forgot who I was after 15 minutes. Pizza was good but service was horrible!
(1)Emma V.
I understand that a lot of people just cannot fathom the fact that chain-pizza joints, or fast-food pizza is disgusting. So instead of trying to convince your low-budget taste buds of.. well... anything. I'll convince your wallets, instead. So, if you know anything about pizza, you should probably know that 16 inches is a pretty small one. Yet 16 inches is what good ol' Hungry Howie's calls "Extra Large." And when you're ordering one pizza for delivery, and your total comes up to like, 14 bucks(I can go to Cristino's Coal Oven Pizza and order a gourmet pizza with fresh mozarella, tomatoes and basil for $12), you figure your extra large pizza should be pretty damn large, and not some chicken-shit 16 inch pizza that is made with low-quality ingredients. Of course, this is no personal attack on Hungry Howie's, really. Nor do I feel I should have to let people know that this isn't gourmet pizza. I just find it outrageous that people are innocently going to this place expecting it to be the cheapest because it's, essentially, fast-food, yet, it's not cheap for what you're getting. Not at all. Way over-priced, to be honest. Westshore Pizza, down the street, sends of flyers with coupons in them, 18 inch two-topping pizza for.. 11.99 or something like that. Get with the program.
(2)Prince R.
I dont care what anyone says but for $6 the cajun crust pepperoni does it every time. I noticed though that its only good when i pick it up. When i get it delivered the pizza taste as if the humidity in the carry bag turns the dough to a sponge. Perfect if u need a quick fast and cheap meal for the night.
(5)