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Dessert pizzas are great!! I love the yummy food here. They have all kinds of crazy pizzas like potato pizza, Oreo pizza, sugar cookie pizza, and all the regular favorites. Gluten free cauliflower crusts available for $3 extra and you get the whole pizza. They also have a decent salad bar

Not gourmet, but the kids loved it! It is about what you would expect. Great for teenage boys with high metabolism. The crust is not as bad as I was expecting; it has the right amount of salt, but it's not very fluffy or chewy. The desert pizzas are verysweet. If you were blindfolded you probably couldn't guess what flavors they were. Lots of fun. About worth the price.

Not gourmet, but the kids loved it! It is about what you would expect. Great for teenage boys with high metabolism. The crust is not as bad as I was expecting; it has the right amount of salt, but it's not very fluffy or chewy. The desert pizzas are very sweet. If you were blindfolded you probably couldn't guess what flavors they were. Lots of fun. About worth the price. View menu

came an hour before closing and were treated as royal. we beat a late dinner eile, got fresh pizzas including a gluten-free pizza and it tasted fresh and tasty! The pasta sauces were all fresh and the employees were very nice, a particularly name weston- he complicated on our baby dining table food for the first time and was overall sweet and asked if we needed something. we're just back for this place.

We arrived an hour before closing and received excellent service. We avoided the late dinner rush and enjoyed fresh pizzas, including a delicious gluten-free option. The pasta sauces were all made with fresh ingredients and the staff, especially Weston, were very friendly. Weston even complimented us on our baby trying solid foods for the first time. Overall, the service was fantastic and we will definitely be returning to this location.

The restaurant features a buffet that includes pizza, salad, and pasta. Although the food is satisfactory, it doesn't stand out as extraordinary. Weekends can get quite busy, and they close at 9 PM, which makes it less suitable for late-night dining. However, it’s a fantastic choice for a group of hungry kids, as there’s a wide range of options to please everyone. The all-you-can-eat setup lets you go back for seconds on your favorite dishes. During my visit, I noticed many families enjoying meals together at the restaurant. View menu

In my opinion, the pizza tastes worse than frozen varieties. The slices are quite thin, so I only managed to eat two, but the rest of my group really enjoyed it and had several pieces. The napkin dispensers are placed in somewhat hard-to-find spots, being black and located in darker areas. The lighting in the restaurant isn't great either. While the place appears generally clean, it doesn’t quite give off a welcoming vibe, possibly due to its age. On the plus side, the staff is friendly and helpful, and if you enjoy large portions, you can definitely eat a lot for a reasonable price. They also offer some berry pizza and other sweet, fruity pie-like pizzas. I didn't try them, but they might b...

The quality at Pizza Pie Café is not the main attraction; rather, customers come for the quantity. I recommend visiting during the dinner rush, as the options are quite limited before lunch. When you try to order a smaller number of pizzas, they are served as halves, with a maximum of 6 slices each, which is a bit frustrating. The kitchen seems to be manned by just one person, leading to a longer wait time for food. After you check in at the register and receive your cup, you’re expected to find everything on your own, which isn’t too challenging unless you’re looking for pasta—then you’ll have to be patient. I initially wanted to start with pasta, but after seeing my friend wait about 5 mi...

Overall: I was very disappointed and would not recommend it to those who need to follow a gluten free diet. I ordered a gluten free pizza (classic pepperoni) and also paid for the buffet because I was told there was gluten free pasta available. The pizza was a thin crust with so little sauce I could hardly taste it. (See pictures) The salad area was as dangerous for someone with food restrictions as you would expect. I avoided the salad dressing with the crouton obviously floating in it. The pasta bar was unattended for most of the time I was there. I saw someone manning it as I was about to leave so I asked about the gluten free pasta. The gluten free pasta is cooked separately from the res... View menu