We took our little girl here on a Sunday night as a treat. No one was in there but us, so that was a HUGE plus! No kids pushing past mine to get to games. I was a little unimpressed with the amount of games, but she had a blast. We had trouble with two games, but the employees came quickly to fix the problem and even gave my daughter a prize for the game malfunctioning :) I'm not a big pizza lover but I really liked the pizza and my side salad wasn't too bad either! The cashier was very friendly and very willing to help! It was very clean and they continued to clean while we were there. Would only wish for the play area to be cleaner. You could see the dirt on the slides and we took our daughter out of that area. All around, I was happy to have pleasant employees. It's very rare to have people be kind these says in the service industry. Which is a shame.
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Rand H.
= = = = = = WEEKDAY LUNCH BUFFET! = = = = = = Stopped into this very nice, mid-sized Peter Piper for lunch today. After settling up with friendly cashier Jasmin I ordered up a custom pizza for this visit, as follows: Thin Crust, Pepperoni, Italian Sausage
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David A.
Went in for lunch Buffett. Was late in the scheduled window. Pizza was old and nasty. Just ordered a salad. Salad was good for the price. Virtually all the tables were filthy. Not a single staff member was minding store. Trash littered the floor everywhere. I can see if you have kids this would be a retreat for parents. But in my opinion there is never a good reason for poor sanitation. Especially around children.
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H D.
We normally like going to this location. The food is pretty good and the staff are friendly. My complaint is the game selection has gone way down,the jackpots are low, and the prizes are alot higher ticketed priced. Sad to see this happen because you almost feel ripped off to even spend the money on the games. Even my kids mentioned about some of there favorite games are gone and how little they where able to win... I hope it improves or we'll need to find a new location.. :/ If you are just going for the food, it's great. :) 4 stars for food and 2 for games and prizes.
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Meredith M.
The kids and I both enjoy Peter Piper Pizza! The lunch buffet is nice, yummy, and super cheap; but definitely not healthy. You even get the dessert cinnamon pizza with the buffet. I always end up spending $20 on tokens with my two kids, so I don't make it a habit of coming too often. This location seems pretty clean, and the staff so far has always been great. The pizza isn't the best in the world, but the best "kids place" pizza for sure. They have a lot of varieties, and even good options for vegetarian pizza.
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Lynn W.
I have been to this location a few times. When you have a child it's almost unavoidable. I must say that this location is nice, clean and the employees are friendly and helpful. My sister and I took my daughter here for lunch as a birthday treat and she had a great time playing the games. The employee who was working at the prize counter was very patient with the kids even when it got busy. The food is average but they have a great lunch buffet. Pizza and salad, all you can eat. Adults are just $4.99 and kids are $3.99. Good deal!
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Aaron H.
The service was very nice and helpful, gave use water cups before our order no problem. Our order was ready in no time and it was pretty decent pizza.
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Dana B.
I thought my husband was nuts wanting to go to a kids pizza place since we don't have kids. Surprisingly, it wasn't bad. There's seating away from the little humans/game area. The thin crust pizza was much better than expected. He thought the garlic cheese bread wasn't bad. It was thick and doughy. I can't comment in that since I'm not a doughy bread or garlic lover. Price was reasonable and the restaurant was clean.
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T L.
My family loves this place! We have 2 elementary-aged kids, and if they had their way we'd eat every meal here. The pizza isn't the best, but it also isn't the worst. For what it is (cheap food at a restaurant for kids), I think it's pretty decent. The restaurant, play areas and restrooms are usually very clean. The staff is usually very friendly and helpful. And a nice bonus: they serve wine and beer! Much needed when this place is full of crazy kids.
(5)
Sara S.
Super yummy buffet for Jacobson elementary's early release eat out event. Kids had a blast, while adults got to sit back and enjoy pizza, salad, breadsticks and dessert for a reasonable price!
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Amy L.
I've been to many PPP across the valley & they are all very similar to me (except for the size & maintenance). What I like about this location are: - the employees (very friendly & helpful) - the poor guy behind the prize counter (surprisingly patience w/ the demanding kiddies) - the play structure & video games are clean & well kept - the party hostesses does a great job making your party a success As for the food, it's pretty much the same as the other ones. A tip for your next b-day party here: instead of ordering the regular b-day package, do the "team package". ....will save you lots of $$$$ the good: - cheap lunch buffet - free wi-fi - the friendly employees the bad: - gets crowded on weekends
(4)
Joann M.
4 stars...are you people kidding me? Me thinks I cannot trust yelp any longer.
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Denise C.
This, like similar places, is a crazy-kid free-for-all. It's dirty and has a gross smell inside. And it's lacking the child safety wristbands to ensure that child A in fact leaves with Adult A (so many of these places now have some degree of safety in place with so many kids running everywhere). As far as kids' entertainment goes, Peter Piper Locations are a bit small and rundown compared to other options that offer WAY more for similar or only slightly more money. These options include Makutu's Island, Amazing Jake's, Dave and Buster's, and GameWorks. Honestly, Peter Piper's is scuzzy and I'm not sure how it survives. I gave it a 2 instead of a 1 because - despite my reviews - my kids still want to come here so they can trade 2000 tickets for fake vampire teeth.
(2)
Lisa P.
Great activity for kids. It's clean, spacious and safe.
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Jamie B.
A great place to take the kids that will not break you. With all of the kids and parties going on, the place is always clean and the food comes out pretty fast. It is not the greatest pizza, but the kids love it and they love you even more for taking them to PPP!
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Address :2965 S Alma School Rd
Chandler, AZ, 85286
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Bike Parking : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Loud Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : Free Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : No Caters : No
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Mallory J.
We took our little girl here on a Sunday night as a treat. No one was in there but us, so that was a HUGE plus! No kids pushing past mine to get to games. I was a little unimpressed with the amount of games, but she had a blast. We had trouble with two games, but the employees came quickly to fix the problem and even gave my daughter a prize for the game malfunctioning :) I'm not a big pizza lover but I really liked the pizza and my side salad wasn't too bad either! The cashier was very friendly and very willing to help! It was very clean and they continued to clean while we were there. Would only wish for the play area to be cleaner. You could see the dirt on the slides and we took our daughter out of that area. All around, I was happy to have pleasant employees. It's very rare to have people be kind these says in the service industry. Which is a shame.
(4)Rand H.
= = = = = = WEEKDAY LUNCH BUFFET! = = = = = = Stopped into this very nice, mid-sized Peter Piper for lunch today. After settling up with friendly cashier Jasmin I ordered up a custom pizza for this visit, as follows: Thin Crust, Pepperoni, Italian Sausage
(5)David A.
Went in for lunch Buffett. Was late in the scheduled window. Pizza was old and nasty. Just ordered a salad. Salad was good for the price. Virtually all the tables were filthy. Not a single staff member was minding store. Trash littered the floor everywhere. I can see if you have kids this would be a retreat for parents. But in my opinion there is never a good reason for poor sanitation. Especially around children.
(2)H D.
We normally like going to this location. The food is pretty good and the staff are friendly. My complaint is the game selection has gone way down,the jackpots are low, and the prizes are alot higher ticketed priced. Sad to see this happen because you almost feel ripped off to even spend the money on the games. Even my kids mentioned about some of there favorite games are gone and how little they where able to win... I hope it improves or we'll need to find a new location.. :/ If you are just going for the food, it's great. :) 4 stars for food and 2 for games and prizes.
(3)Meredith M.
The kids and I both enjoy Peter Piper Pizza! The lunch buffet is nice, yummy, and super cheap; but definitely not healthy. You even get the dessert cinnamon pizza with the buffet. I always end up spending $20 on tokens with my two kids, so I don't make it a habit of coming too often. This location seems pretty clean, and the staff so far has always been great. The pizza isn't the best in the world, but the best "kids place" pizza for sure. They have a lot of varieties, and even good options for vegetarian pizza.
(4)Lynn W.
I have been to this location a few times. When you have a child it's almost unavoidable. I must say that this location is nice, clean and the employees are friendly and helpful. My sister and I took my daughter here for lunch as a birthday treat and she had a great time playing the games. The employee who was working at the prize counter was very patient with the kids even when it got busy. The food is average but they have a great lunch buffet. Pizza and salad, all you can eat. Adults are just $4.99 and kids are $3.99. Good deal!
(4)Aaron H.
The service was very nice and helpful, gave use water cups before our order no problem. Our order was ready in no time and it was pretty decent pizza.
(4)Dana B.
I thought my husband was nuts wanting to go to a kids pizza place since we don't have kids. Surprisingly, it wasn't bad. There's seating away from the little humans/game area. The thin crust pizza was much better than expected. He thought the garlic cheese bread wasn't bad. It was thick and doughy. I can't comment in that since I'm not a doughy bread or garlic lover. Price was reasonable and the restaurant was clean.
(3)T L.
My family loves this place! We have 2 elementary-aged kids, and if they had their way we'd eat every meal here. The pizza isn't the best, but it also isn't the worst. For what it is (cheap food at a restaurant for kids), I think it's pretty decent. The restaurant, play areas and restrooms are usually very clean. The staff is usually very friendly and helpful. And a nice bonus: they serve wine and beer! Much needed when this place is full of crazy kids.
(5)Sara S.
Super yummy buffet for Jacobson elementary's early release eat out event. Kids had a blast, while adults got to sit back and enjoy pizza, salad, breadsticks and dessert for a reasonable price!
(5)Amy L.
I've been to many PPP across the valley & they are all very similar to me (except for the size & maintenance). What I like about this location are: - the employees (very friendly & helpful) - the poor guy behind the prize counter (surprisingly patience w/ the demanding kiddies) - the play structure & video games are clean & well kept - the party hostesses does a great job making your party a success As for the food, it's pretty much the same as the other ones. A tip for your next b-day party here: instead of ordering the regular b-day package, do the "team package". ....will save you lots of $$$$ the good: - cheap lunch buffet - free wi-fi - the friendly employees the bad: - gets crowded on weekends
(4)Joann M.
4 stars...are you people kidding me? Me thinks I cannot trust yelp any longer.
(1)Denise C.
This, like similar places, is a crazy-kid free-for-all. It's dirty and has a gross smell inside. And it's lacking the child safety wristbands to ensure that child A in fact leaves with Adult A (so many of these places now have some degree of safety in place with so many kids running everywhere). As far as kids' entertainment goes, Peter Piper Locations are a bit small and rundown compared to other options that offer WAY more for similar or only slightly more money. These options include Makutu's Island, Amazing Jake's, Dave and Buster's, and GameWorks. Honestly, Peter Piper's is scuzzy and I'm not sure how it survives. I gave it a 2 instead of a 1 because - despite my reviews - my kids still want to come here so they can trade 2000 tickets for fake vampire teeth.
(2)Lisa P.
Great activity for kids. It's clean, spacious and safe.
(5)Jamie B.
A great place to take the kids that will not break you. With all of the kids and parties going on, the place is always clean and the food comes out pretty fast. It is not the greatest pizza, but the kids love it and they love you even more for taking them to PPP!
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