Pizza good, I tried the steak sub, not good and expensive. What was I thinkin? It's warmed up on a portable stove in a frying pan. If I had known it was procooked and reheated I would not have gotten it. Dry and tough. I kept the stars high, just stick with the pizza. The meatball sub also did not impress. I might be wrong but it looks like prices are still rising. They better be careful close to no longer being an option.
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Sara L.
So I used to LOVE this place when it was Bizarro. They had great specials and delicious pizza. Not anymore. They are keeping Bizarro's specials, but eliminating all quality. Check out the pictures. I ordered a cheese pizza, and certainly didn't ask them to hold the cheese. I would have rather gotten a $5 Hot 'N Ready at Little Caesars. The crust was hard, as if it had been stretched hours before and left to sit on the counter, waiting for an order. The sauce that was so great before? Watery and almost inedible. And NO CHEESE. I won't be back.
(1)
Nikita G.
I got a new job nearby and was finally able to stop in. It was awesome. I now frequent them whenever I crave pizza here! These are my reasons: 1) Not a chain. Whenever I've stopped in, there is usually just 1 person working. There is no long wait or anything, but it shows that they are a small "mom and pop" type establishment. I support this! 2) Toppings. When comparing to a major chain (Pizza Hut, Dominos, Papa John's), you just get a better selection of toppings. I love adding things like garlic or ricotta....options that the big chains just don't have. 3) Prices. I hail from South Tampa, with a huge Hipster population where it was all anti-chain, local. Dude, it was pricey in Tampa. But, here, they have great deals like: ~$5 for 2 slices of pizza (which is basically 1/4 of a 24" pizza) and a soda. Best. Deal. Ever. ~Build your own pizza. You pick the size, unlimited toppings. This is way cheaper than other places I have seen. 4) Crispy, thin crust. I feel their crust is cooked well and crispy. At the same time, it is thin crust just the way I like it. Overall, great place and great pizza. I highly suggest it.
(5)
Mumba R.
I always passed this place while working so decided to check it out. First time being here I decided to get the Stromboli since I was in a rush trying to get home. Place was very clean workers very friendly and not a lot of options for drinks but while waiting I was reading the menu and was impressed. In a few minutes I got a big box as I open the box in my car didn't realize how big my Stromboli was it could've been a little hotter in the inside some parts but it was good. I will go back again and try some other choices.
(4)
Amy G.
I used to come here back when it was Bizarro because they have chicken rolls! Not having had chicken rolls since I lived in New York, I figured I had to give it a chance. The chicken roll was excellent, except they don't add sauce onto the roll, it's given on the side. Their pizza is also pretty decent for New York Style. The slices are huge especially for the price. I highly recommend!
(4)
Ms Fabulous Jay R.
Great service, good prices. They have a membership club that all it requires is for you to punch in your number and you get points. They offer a bit more than just pizza. Dine in options as well.
(4)
Brodie L.
Ordered a pie here the other day and I was very disappointed. Terrible crust, light cheese, and very dry. I've worked in the pizza biz for over 10 years, and know a good pie. I would recommend Gino's in the Alafaya Woods Plaza.
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Rick S.
Pizza good, I tried the steak sub, not good and expensive. What was I thinkin? It's warmed up on a portable stove in a frying pan. If I had known it was procooked and reheated I would not have gotten it. Dry and tough. I kept the stars high, just stick with the pizza. The meatball sub also did not impress. I might be wrong but it looks like prices are still rising. They better be careful close to no longer being an option.
(4)Sara L.
So I used to LOVE this place when it was Bizarro. They had great specials and delicious pizza. Not anymore. They are keeping Bizarro's specials, but eliminating all quality. Check out the pictures. I ordered a cheese pizza, and certainly didn't ask them to hold the cheese. I would have rather gotten a $5 Hot 'N Ready at Little Caesars. The crust was hard, as if it had been stretched hours before and left to sit on the counter, waiting for an order. The sauce that was so great before? Watery and almost inedible. And NO CHEESE. I won't be back.
(1)Nikita G.
I got a new job nearby and was finally able to stop in. It was awesome. I now frequent them whenever I crave pizza here! These are my reasons: 1) Not a chain. Whenever I've stopped in, there is usually just 1 person working. There is no long wait or anything, but it shows that they are a small "mom and pop" type establishment. I support this! 2) Toppings. When comparing to a major chain (Pizza Hut, Dominos, Papa John's), you just get a better selection of toppings. I love adding things like garlic or ricotta....options that the big chains just don't have. 3) Prices. I hail from South Tampa, with a huge Hipster population where it was all anti-chain, local. Dude, it was pricey in Tampa. But, here, they have great deals like: ~$5 for 2 slices of pizza (which is basically 1/4 of a 24" pizza) and a soda. Best. Deal. Ever. ~Build your own pizza. You pick the size, unlimited toppings. This is way cheaper than other places I have seen. 4) Crispy, thin crust. I feel their crust is cooked well and crispy. At the same time, it is thin crust just the way I like it. Overall, great place and great pizza. I highly suggest it.
(5)Mumba R.
I always passed this place while working so decided to check it out. First time being here I decided to get the Stromboli since I was in a rush trying to get home. Place was very clean workers very friendly and not a lot of options for drinks but while waiting I was reading the menu and was impressed. In a few minutes I got a big box as I open the box in my car didn't realize how big my Stromboli was it could've been a little hotter in the inside some parts but it was good. I will go back again and try some other choices.
(4)Amy G.
I used to come here back when it was Bizarro because they have chicken rolls! Not having had chicken rolls since I lived in New York, I figured I had to give it a chance. The chicken roll was excellent, except they don't add sauce onto the roll, it's given on the side. Their pizza is also pretty decent for New York Style. The slices are huge especially for the price. I highly recommend!
(4)Ms Fabulous Jay R.
Great service, good prices. They have a membership club that all it requires is for you to punch in your number and you get points. They offer a bit more than just pizza. Dine in options as well.
(4)Brodie L.
Ordered a pie here the other day and I was very disappointed. Terrible crust, light cheese, and very dry. I've worked in the pizza biz for over 10 years, and know a good pie. I would recommend Gino's in the Alafaya Woods Plaza.
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