My date and I stopped in on a Friday night at 7:00. The restaurant was nearly full but we were seated quickly. Our waitress was prompt and friendly. We were in a bit of a hurry as we were going to a concert at 8:00 pm. We passed on appetizers and each ordered a Mother's 3 Blind Mice beer which was poured correctly and was nicely chilled. We ordered the Italian sausage and pepper pizza. As expected, the pizza took about 20 minutes to arrive. Toppings were ample and the crust was crispy and had the layers you expect in this type of crust. I'm a bit of a snob when it comes to pizza crust. I don't care for thick crust and I hate limp, tasteless thin crust. USP has an excellent then crust. Flaky yet firm enough to support the toppings. The pizza was flavorful but as others have posted, could have used a little more sauce. For those looking for flashy, more trendy pies, you should probably go someplace else. I call this honest pizza. I regularly ate at the Little Rock (Heights) location YEARS ago and the quality is just as good now.
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Kylie O.
Yuck! I ordered a gluten free veggie and I should have ordered crackers with cheese and veggies because the crust was thinner and churchier than a cracker. It was brown & burnt. The manager informed us that this was how it was supposed to be. In no way kind or considerate. They took the pizzas off our bill but after the waitress' attitude completely changed quite snotty. I don't be back.
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Harmony K.
Thin crust brick oven pizza. I would really rate this 3.5 but do not have the option. The fourth star comes for being open on Sunday- the first 10 restaurants we looked up were closed. The crust is crispy but edging close to "cracker". The toppings were good- really liked the "meatsa" and we had a build your own with Italian Sausage and Bleu Cheese that was a great combo. It's a little pricy for a relatively small pizza- their large is comparable to others' mediums.
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Courtney R.
Terrible flavorless food. The pizza we ordered had canned mushrooms on it. The buffalo wings were soggy. The primavera pasta had zero flavor and the service was below average. Never returning.
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January R.
The service was terrible, pizza was bland and the place had a bad smell when we walked in.
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Chris N.
I was hungry and excited to try this place after multiple recommendations but man, this pizza sucks. Everything about this pizza was bland. With a ton of restaurants close I would go elsewhere.
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D D.
Good "ninja turtle style" pizza with decent service. The sandwiches are pretty good too. Hard to complain. Nice patio area for the occasions with beautiful weather. Great place for kids of all ages! Pizza is tasty and reasonably priced. They also have adult drink specials. Perfect for weekend mimosas! Great for big and small groups. "Turtle Power!"
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Dylan S.
As a pizza lover the food was not that great. I don't think it's worth the price but the service was good nothing negative to say about that but if you like New York or Chicago style pizza I wouldn't waste your money
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Amy L.
This was our first trip to a US Pizza location. Our family tried a little of everything (pizza, salad & a sandwich), and the quality was good. The location is wonderful, and our server was nice as well.
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Curt W.
Hands down, our favorite thin Pizza in Northwest Arkansas. I suggest the BBQ Chicken or Pepperoni with Jalapenos. Pizza is the crispy "New York" style with the right amount of toppings and way more flavor than you'll get back east. (If you're craving Chicago style pizza, try Gusano's instead.) Salads are as we seem to favor, very simple (maybe plain) and big enough to share. Laid back college atmosphere, great to hang out and maybe watch a game ball game on one of several televisions. Note: This is not a sports bar, if a ballgame is your primary objective, there are better sports venues with larger TV's - but they won't have pizza like this!
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Dale C.
My go to Pizza spot and they have locations in Central Ark. as well. Love the thin crust but I always have to ask for extra sauce. Toppings are tasty and plenty of them. Service is usually good but it can get busy. Sandwiches are tasty as well.
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Freya H.
We stopped here after we heard a few locals talking about it. We went in around 1 pm and it was pretty dead, but that had no indication on what the food was like. We each had a garden salad and then split the Meatza Pizza. The salad were plain but good. The pizza was really good too. I liked the thinner, crispy crust. The staff was great. I will def be going back again.
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Tim S.
Best pizza in NW Arkansas and possible the state. I grew up eating at US Pizza in Levy (North Little Rock) and have visited the Fayetteville location several time while down for Razorback games. The crust is thin and the pizzas are freaking great. Great location on Dickson Street. It does take a long time to get your pizza, since they are making it from scratch. If they are busy then you can wait 45 minutes. Just have some beers and an appetizer because the wait will be well worth it. FYI, I went back to Levy a few months ago (first time in years) and ate at the original US Pizza location. I don't know what the freak happened to the Levy location but the pizza was subpar. Very disappointing but I guess that is another review. The Fayetteville US Pizza is still great.
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R H.
All toppings and no sauce. Not my type of pie but a good product. If you like sauce order extra extra
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Michael F.
Favorite pizza place in NW AR Had the meatball sandwich, and 10 in mushroom/cheese pizza. The thin crust is amazing and the ranch goes hand In hand with all the flavors. Plenty of space and parking I LOVE IT !!!!
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Stephen G.
This was one of the worst pizzas I have ever had in my life. Burnt cheese rubber crust. Tasted like a supermarket oven cooked pizza. I realize that as a NY'er I hold pizza to a higher standard but still...I ate this after tailgating all day and it was still bad. Hopefully just an off day.
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Jeret W.
This is my favorite pizza joint of all time. Order it well done and it is cracker crispy! You won't be sorry for eating here...you'll wish you had one more slice!
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Spencer S.
Favorite pizza anywhere!
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Taylor W.
How is this place not on Yelp yet? Great outdoor patio, prime location, and solid food and service. It's a common eatery for the locals. A great place for lunch since the large patio is almost completely shaded during the day. Salads are good, and a large salad (almost $8) can be split by 2 people -- especially if you get an appetizer. Actually, just ate there for lunch and had the special -- small salad and pizza for $7 - and I'm completely full. There's also a basement that is occasionally open and can probably be rented out for groups (complete with pool tables, bar, etc). A couple tv's make it a decent place to watch the game -- but make sure you get a good seat, and there's no sound for the tv's.
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Jason K.
Possibly the best pizza in NW Arkansas. The cheeseburger pizza is my personal favorite. One of the few pizza places here that doesn't serve cardboard covered in cheese. This place is great and has a nice patio. Try to get server Marcus, he's a great guy and does a great job..
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Joshua M.
Flew in on business from California, place had good reviews and the pizza was as good as they claimed on urban spoon.
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Matthew D.
A friend introduced me to US Pizza on a recent trip to Razorback country. Pros: (1) It was a happening place both the night before the football game and the night of the football game. (2) Taste to price ratio is very high. Pizzas are reasonably priced (I remember them all being around 12-15 bucks) and they are large enough to share. And they definitely taste better than the Pizza Huts of the world. (3) Pitchers of beer also available. Cons: Really, I have no gripes. I'm definitely coming back on my next trip!
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Specialities
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : Yes Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Parking : Street, Private Lot Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : Full Bar Outdoor Seating : Yes Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : Yes
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Robert F.
My date and I stopped in on a Friday night at 7:00. The restaurant was nearly full but we were seated quickly. Our waitress was prompt and friendly. We were in a bit of a hurry as we were going to a concert at 8:00 pm. We passed on appetizers and each ordered a Mother's 3 Blind Mice beer which was poured correctly and was nicely chilled. We ordered the Italian sausage and pepper pizza. As expected, the pizza took about 20 minutes to arrive. Toppings were ample and the crust was crispy and had the layers you expect in this type of crust. I'm a bit of a snob when it comes to pizza crust. I don't care for thick crust and I hate limp, tasteless thin crust. USP has an excellent then crust. Flaky yet firm enough to support the toppings. The pizza was flavorful but as others have posted, could have used a little more sauce. For those looking for flashy, more trendy pies, you should probably go someplace else. I call this honest pizza. I regularly ate at the Little Rock (Heights) location YEARS ago and the quality is just as good now.
(4)Kylie O.
Yuck! I ordered a gluten free veggie and I should have ordered crackers with cheese and veggies because the crust was thinner and churchier than a cracker. It was brown & burnt. The manager informed us that this was how it was supposed to be. In no way kind or considerate. They took the pizzas off our bill but after the waitress' attitude completely changed quite snotty. I don't be back.
(1)Harmony K.
Thin crust brick oven pizza. I would really rate this 3.5 but do not have the option. The fourth star comes for being open on Sunday- the first 10 restaurants we looked up were closed. The crust is crispy but edging close to "cracker". The toppings were good- really liked the "meatsa" and we had a build your own with Italian Sausage and Bleu Cheese that was a great combo. It's a little pricy for a relatively small pizza- their large is comparable to others' mediums.
(4)Courtney R.
Terrible flavorless food. The pizza we ordered had canned mushrooms on it. The buffalo wings were soggy. The primavera pasta had zero flavor and the service was below average. Never returning.
(1)January R.
The service was terrible, pizza was bland and the place had a bad smell when we walked in.
(1)Chris N.
I was hungry and excited to try this place after multiple recommendations but man, this pizza sucks. Everything about this pizza was bland. With a ton of restaurants close I would go elsewhere.
(2)D D.
Good "ninja turtle style" pizza with decent service. The sandwiches are pretty good too. Hard to complain. Nice patio area for the occasions with beautiful weather. Great place for kids of all ages! Pizza is tasty and reasonably priced. They also have adult drink specials. Perfect for weekend mimosas! Great for big and small groups. "Turtle Power!"
(4)Dylan S.
As a pizza lover the food was not that great. I don't think it's worth the price but the service was good nothing negative to say about that but if you like New York or Chicago style pizza I wouldn't waste your money
(2)Amy L.
This was our first trip to a US Pizza location. Our family tried a little of everything (pizza, salad & a sandwich), and the quality was good. The location is wonderful, and our server was nice as well.
(3)Curt W.
Hands down, our favorite thin Pizza in Northwest Arkansas. I suggest the BBQ Chicken or Pepperoni with Jalapenos. Pizza is the crispy "New York" style with the right amount of toppings and way more flavor than you'll get back east. (If you're craving Chicago style pizza, try Gusano's instead.) Salads are as we seem to favor, very simple (maybe plain) and big enough to share. Laid back college atmosphere, great to hang out and maybe watch a game ball game on one of several televisions. Note: This is not a sports bar, if a ballgame is your primary objective, there are better sports venues with larger TV's - but they won't have pizza like this!
(5)Dale C.
My go to Pizza spot and they have locations in Central Ark. as well. Love the thin crust but I always have to ask for extra sauce. Toppings are tasty and plenty of them. Service is usually good but it can get busy. Sandwiches are tasty as well.
(3)Freya H.
We stopped here after we heard a few locals talking about it. We went in around 1 pm and it was pretty dead, but that had no indication on what the food was like. We each had a garden salad and then split the Meatza Pizza. The salad were plain but good. The pizza was really good too. I liked the thinner, crispy crust. The staff was great. I will def be going back again.
(3)Tim S.
Best pizza in NW Arkansas and possible the state. I grew up eating at US Pizza in Levy (North Little Rock) and have visited the Fayetteville location several time while down for Razorback games. The crust is thin and the pizzas are freaking great. Great location on Dickson Street. It does take a long time to get your pizza, since they are making it from scratch. If they are busy then you can wait 45 minutes. Just have some beers and an appetizer because the wait will be well worth it. FYI, I went back to Levy a few months ago (first time in years) and ate at the original US Pizza location. I don't know what the freak happened to the Levy location but the pizza was subpar. Very disappointing but I guess that is another review. The Fayetteville US Pizza is still great.
(5)R H.
All toppings and no sauce. Not my type of pie but a good product. If you like sauce order extra extra
(4)Michael F.
Favorite pizza place in NW AR Had the meatball sandwich, and 10 in mushroom/cheese pizza. The thin crust is amazing and the ranch goes hand In hand with all the flavors. Plenty of space and parking I LOVE IT !!!!
(5)Stephen G.
This was one of the worst pizzas I have ever had in my life. Burnt cheese rubber crust. Tasted like a supermarket oven cooked pizza. I realize that as a NY'er I hold pizza to a higher standard but still...I ate this after tailgating all day and it was still bad. Hopefully just an off day.
(1)Jeret W.
This is my favorite pizza joint of all time. Order it well done and it is cracker crispy! You won't be sorry for eating here...you'll wish you had one more slice!
(5)Spencer S.
Favorite pizza anywhere!
(5)Taylor W.
How is this place not on Yelp yet? Great outdoor patio, prime location, and solid food and service. It's a common eatery for the locals. A great place for lunch since the large patio is almost completely shaded during the day. Salads are good, and a large salad (almost $8) can be split by 2 people -- especially if you get an appetizer. Actually, just ate there for lunch and had the special -- small salad and pizza for $7 - and I'm completely full. There's also a basement that is occasionally open and can probably be rented out for groups (complete with pool tables, bar, etc). A couple tv's make it a decent place to watch the game -- but make sure you get a good seat, and there's no sound for the tv's.
(4)Jason K.
Possibly the best pizza in NW Arkansas. The cheeseburger pizza is my personal favorite. One of the few pizza places here that doesn't serve cardboard covered in cheese. This place is great and has a nice patio. Try to get server Marcus, he's a great guy and does a great job..
(5)Joshua M.
Flew in on business from California, place had good reviews and the pizza was as good as they claimed on urban spoon.
(5)Matthew D.
A friend introduced me to US Pizza on a recent trip to Razorback country. Pros: (1) It was a happening place both the night before the football game and the night of the football game. (2) Taste to price ratio is very high. Pizzas are reasonably priced (I remember them all being around 12-15 bucks) and they are large enough to share. And they definitely taste better than the Pizza Huts of the world. (3) Pitchers of beer also available. Cons: Really, I have no gripes. I'm definitely coming back on my next trip!
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