I've always liked American Pie Pizza. I've tried multiple pizzas and appetizers, but we tend to go for the Southwest Chicken Pizza (fajita chicken, salsa, garlic, olive oil, and 4 cheeses.) It's a good, somewhat spicy, thin crust pizza. Service is usually decent. My only complaint is that the past few times I've been, the air conditioning has not been working correctly. Not what you want during a 100+ degree summer, especially with the pizza ovens going strong. They also have coupons in Enjoy the City and Entertainment books.
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Andy P.
Ordered on Chef Shuttle and my only guess is they either don't have to-go worked out yet after 11 years or they don't want Chef Shuttle business. First, I ordered spaghetti with meatballs with an extra meatball. This was $9. The order literally had about two tablespoons of sauce with no plastic wear or parmasean cheese. A small piece of toast was okay. Meatball a bit too salty and overcooked. Pasta was overcooked and watery. I mean, how do you screw up spaghetti? Also cheese pizza for the kiddo which he didn't like because of the crust issue that seams to be a recurring problem for this,pizza place. I mean, how do you screw up cheese pizza. I know,this,is gonna hurt APP, but Chucky Cheese has your crust beat. Time for a new crust recipe. Not sure what to suggest about the spaghetti. Portion was way too small, too.
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Steve F.
Came in for lunch and had a soda and 3 slices Cost me almost $13. The slices are on thin crust and the crust tastes like the cardboard box it came in. Reminds me of roller rink pizza. I can honestly say, I'd rather have Ellios and I'd never rather have Ellios. The staff there is very, very nice. I feel bad rating this place a 2 but, this is based strictly on the pizza. It's pretty gross.
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Matt R.
TERRIBLE food. We had just moved to Maumelle from New Orleans and this was the very first place we decided to try. We ordered a Meat Deluxe pizza. When it arrived it was room temperature, and thin crust. While thin crust isn't bad to everyone, we soon discovered that ALL pizzas here are apparently thin crust. The pizza itself was disgusting. The restaurant itself didn't seem to be very well up kept either. It's a shame it was such a let down seeing as it's so close to where we live. It's a sad day when we have to turn to Papa Johns for a decent pizza.
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Joseph E.
Great service and really good food makes this a regular stop for me even though I'm not a fan of thin crust pizza. And it's definetely thin crust pizza.
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Mr. B.
Bland. No real taste or flavor. The Parmesan cheese and crushed red pepper on the table were the only saving grace to this pizza. The service and staff were awesome though. Pretty sure I won't be back.
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Merideth M.
I love American Pie!! Best pizza ever!!
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Natalie A.
When I lived in Maumelle, I came here about twice a month on average. The atmosphere is like that of many pizza places, with video games & the obligatory party room. I usually order the Hog Wild pizza, which comes with a plethora of different meats with a mozzarella & jack cheese base. It came on the cracker-thin crust, reminiscent of US Pizza, whose signature house/ranch/crack dressing they also seemed to boast (both of which I'm a fan). Pretty good stuff, but not amazing, and a tad pricey. One thing I will boast on, Kyle's Chicken Cheese dip! Spicy white cheese dip with slices of chicken breast yum. It was a nice place to come to when it was convenient, but not amazing enough for me to come back to very often now. If you're in Maumelle, definitely check it out!
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Address :9709 Maumelle Blvd
North Little Rock, AR, 72113
Takes Reservations : Yes Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Dinner Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : No Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : Yes
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Amber L.
I've always liked American Pie Pizza. I've tried multiple pizzas and appetizers, but we tend to go for the Southwest Chicken Pizza (fajita chicken, salsa, garlic, olive oil, and 4 cheeses.) It's a good, somewhat spicy, thin crust pizza. Service is usually decent. My only complaint is that the past few times I've been, the air conditioning has not been working correctly. Not what you want during a 100+ degree summer, especially with the pizza ovens going strong. They also have coupons in Enjoy the City and Entertainment books.
(4)Andy P.
Ordered on Chef Shuttle and my only guess is they either don't have to-go worked out yet after 11 years or they don't want Chef Shuttle business. First, I ordered spaghetti with meatballs with an extra meatball. This was $9. The order literally had about two tablespoons of sauce with no plastic wear or parmasean cheese. A small piece of toast was okay. Meatball a bit too salty and overcooked. Pasta was overcooked and watery. I mean, how do you screw up spaghetti? Also cheese pizza for the kiddo which he didn't like because of the crust issue that seams to be a recurring problem for this,pizza place. I mean, how do you screw up cheese pizza. I know,this,is gonna hurt APP, but Chucky Cheese has your crust beat. Time for a new crust recipe. Not sure what to suggest about the spaghetti. Portion was way too small, too.
(2)Steve F.
Came in for lunch and had a soda and 3 slices Cost me almost $13. The slices are on thin crust and the crust tastes like the cardboard box it came in. Reminds me of roller rink pizza. I can honestly say, I'd rather have Ellios and I'd never rather have Ellios. The staff there is very, very nice. I feel bad rating this place a 2 but, this is based strictly on the pizza. It's pretty gross.
(2)Matt R.
TERRIBLE food. We had just moved to Maumelle from New Orleans and this was the very first place we decided to try. We ordered a Meat Deluxe pizza. When it arrived it was room temperature, and thin crust. While thin crust isn't bad to everyone, we soon discovered that ALL pizzas here are apparently thin crust. The pizza itself was disgusting. The restaurant itself didn't seem to be very well up kept either. It's a shame it was such a let down seeing as it's so close to where we live. It's a sad day when we have to turn to Papa Johns for a decent pizza.
(1)Joseph E.
Great service and really good food makes this a regular stop for me even though I'm not a fan of thin crust pizza. And it's definetely thin crust pizza.
(4)Mr. B.
Bland. No real taste or flavor. The Parmesan cheese and crushed red pepper on the table were the only saving grace to this pizza. The service and staff were awesome though. Pretty sure I won't be back.
(2)Merideth M.
I love American Pie!! Best pizza ever!!
(4)Natalie A.
When I lived in Maumelle, I came here about twice a month on average. The atmosphere is like that of many pizza places, with video games & the obligatory party room. I usually order the Hog Wild pizza, which comes with a plethora of different meats with a mozzarella & jack cheese base. It came on the cracker-thin crust, reminiscent of US Pizza, whose signature house/ranch/crack dressing they also seemed to boast (both of which I'm a fan). Pretty good stuff, but not amazing, and a tad pricey. One thing I will boast on, Kyle's Chicken Cheese dip! Spicy white cheese dip with slices of chicken breast yum. It was a nice place to come to when it was convenient, but not amazing enough for me to come back to very often now. If you're in Maumelle, definitely check it out!
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