They say good things come in small packages. Well this has to be the smallest Peter Piper that I've been to yet. What I really like about this place is that they actually have pizzas lined up and ready to eat. A fair share of Triple P's aren't ready for the 11:30 lunch crowd and hardly have any pizzas available. I chalk that up to poor management. They're usually too busy making pizzas for the carry out crowd instead of the dining room. This place is the exception and seems to be managed correctly. Another thing that is very cool about this location is that they give you one of those flashing buzzers when your customized pizza is ready to go. So you don't look like an ass when you're cutting in line to get your special order. I hate when I order a pizza and it's half way eaten by the time I get up there. As far the taste, of course Peter Piper is an average tasting product but it's a cheap lunch. The only thing is that this place can get pretty crowed since it has a relatively small dining room. But they do have plenty of parking.
(4)
Sergio C.
Love coming to this location. It's the only one I like to come too. The service is amazing and the pizza is great. Every time I go Lucy gives exceptional service. I would highly recommend this location. Ask for Lucy!
(5)
Rand H.
= = = = = = WEEKDAY LUNCH BUFFET! = = = = = = It's been nearly a year & a half, but I finally made it back around to this Peter Piper, this time joined by Gil B. Glad to report that the place was in top form today, offering up a huge selection of 14 pizza
(5)
Jenny C.
The lunch buffet was really great, esp for the price. Huge fan of their ceasar salad. Could use more games though. Chuck e cheese is better if you're looking for games.
(4)
Victoria K.
I think it deserves 4 stars. Don't walk in and expect gourmet pizza. But for $6.50 from 11-2 you can get a nice little buffet with several options. I didn't have one I disliked. The cherry and cinnamon pizzas were great and also the salads were good... nice and cold and I really liked the mandarin cranberry one. They got a little game section as well
(4)
Jason J.
The manager was absolutely unwilling to make the littlest of effort towards reasonable customer service. Manager was indifferent at best and rude at worst.
(2)
Brian T.
Great place for the kids to hang out, eat some cheap pizza and play some games.
(3)
Jayna W.
Pizza and salad were very good. I've never been to this location before so I was surprised that it was just a giant room. The restaurant was clean and the service was good. I will be going back to this PPP for more work pizza parties!
(3)
Emily G.
People think I'm crazy when I say PPP is my favorite pizza. No lie... I love this place! Cheap and delicious.
(5)
Alyse S.
I've been coming to this location for over a year and it's mostly for my kids however the pizza is really good! Prices aren't bad and it's nice to eat and let my kids run around. We always leave happy and I highly recommend this PPP to anyone looking for a family friendly restaurant.
(5)
Manuel C.
This location is probably the best one when it comes to pizza crust...I like my PPP with a crispity, crunchity crust...This is where you get it.
(5)
Rogelio M.
While I appreciate the craftsmanship of places like Humble Pie and Parlor, I've been coming back to Peter Piper for over 30 years. I think the blend of cheese on the New York Three Cheese pizza is excellent. I'll get the grandkids a large pepperoni, and I'll savor the Three Cheese for myself. I prefer the 7th and Osborn PPP because they still have the old-school rotating oven, which I think produces a better pizza than the newer chain-drive ovens that pull the pizza through the oven with no human intervention. I like watching the pizza makers slide the oven door down and pop down the bubbles in the crust as the pizza cooks. Just like Chef Bianco! When my wife got the sex ed talk from her mom, she was told that "sex was something you have to do to be married." She has no use for Peter Piper, and tells me that "Peter Piper is something she has to do to be married." Well, tit for tat: I have to go to her grandniece's awful birthday parties in Anthem, so she gets to dine at Peter Piper from time to time. I'm docking it one star because of their crappy selection of cheap beer.
(4)
Kellie D.
We've been to lots of Peter Piper Pizzas being that we have young kids and this is the Bday party hotspot. The other night we went here after a final t-ball game. Granted it was a Tuesday night and they likely weren't expecting 10 families to stroll in. However, the food took FOREVER to cook and many of the games did not work. We had one family wait over an hour for their food. We brought a lot of business, but not so much that they couldn't cook a pizza on time
(1)
Dave B.
Oh man ... this is NOT good pizza ... it's CHEAP and they usually have an all you can eat lunch buffet but the 'za is about as good as Little Caesar's Pizza (i.e. "not so much")
(1)
Philip M.
Peter Piper is Arizona's family oriented pizza chain. Most people think the pizza is complete garbage and often describe it as cardboard, but I think it's just plain great.
Takes Reservations : Yes Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : Free Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : No Caters : No
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Scott D.
They say good things come in small packages. Well this has to be the smallest Peter Piper that I've been to yet. What I really like about this place is that they actually have pizzas lined up and ready to eat. A fair share of Triple P's aren't ready for the 11:30 lunch crowd and hardly have any pizzas available. I chalk that up to poor management. They're usually too busy making pizzas for the carry out crowd instead of the dining room. This place is the exception and seems to be managed correctly. Another thing that is very cool about this location is that they give you one of those flashing buzzers when your customized pizza is ready to go. So you don't look like an ass when you're cutting in line to get your special order. I hate when I order a pizza and it's half way eaten by the time I get up there. As far the taste, of course Peter Piper is an average tasting product but it's a cheap lunch. The only thing is that this place can get pretty crowed since it has a relatively small dining room. But they do have plenty of parking.
(4)Sergio C.
Love coming to this location. It's the only one I like to come too. The service is amazing and the pizza is great. Every time I go Lucy gives exceptional service. I would highly recommend this location. Ask for Lucy!
(5)Rand H.
= = = = = = WEEKDAY LUNCH BUFFET! = = = = = = It's been nearly a year & a half, but I finally made it back around to this Peter Piper, this time joined by Gil B. Glad to report that the place was in top form today, offering up a huge selection of 14 pizza
(5)Jenny C.
The lunch buffet was really great, esp for the price. Huge fan of their ceasar salad. Could use more games though. Chuck e cheese is better if you're looking for games.
(4)Victoria K.
I think it deserves 4 stars. Don't walk in and expect gourmet pizza. But for $6.50 from 11-2 you can get a nice little buffet with several options. I didn't have one I disliked. The cherry and cinnamon pizzas were great and also the salads were good... nice and cold and I really liked the mandarin cranberry one. They got a little game section as well
(4)Jason J.
The manager was absolutely unwilling to make the littlest of effort towards reasonable customer service. Manager was indifferent at best and rude at worst.
(2)Brian T.
Great place for the kids to hang out, eat some cheap pizza and play some games.
(3)Jayna W.
Pizza and salad were very good. I've never been to this location before so I was surprised that it was just a giant room. The restaurant was clean and the service was good. I will be going back to this PPP for more work pizza parties!
(3)Emily G.
People think I'm crazy when I say PPP is my favorite pizza. No lie... I love this place! Cheap and delicious.
(5)Alyse S.
I've been coming to this location for over a year and it's mostly for my kids however the pizza is really good! Prices aren't bad and it's nice to eat and let my kids run around. We always leave happy and I highly recommend this PPP to anyone looking for a family friendly restaurant.
(5)Manuel C.
This location is probably the best one when it comes to pizza crust...I like my PPP with a crispity, crunchity crust...This is where you get it.
(5)Rogelio M.
While I appreciate the craftsmanship of places like Humble Pie and Parlor, I've been coming back to Peter Piper for over 30 years. I think the blend of cheese on the New York Three Cheese pizza is excellent. I'll get the grandkids a large pepperoni, and I'll savor the Three Cheese for myself. I prefer the 7th and Osborn PPP because they still have the old-school rotating oven, which I think produces a better pizza than the newer chain-drive ovens that pull the pizza through the oven with no human intervention. I like watching the pizza makers slide the oven door down and pop down the bubbles in the crust as the pizza cooks. Just like Chef Bianco! When my wife got the sex ed talk from her mom, she was told that "sex was something you have to do to be married." She has no use for Peter Piper, and tells me that "Peter Piper is something she has to do to be married." Well, tit for tat: I have to go to her grandniece's awful birthday parties in Anthem, so she gets to dine at Peter Piper from time to time. I'm docking it one star because of their crappy selection of cheap beer.
(4)Kellie D.
We've been to lots of Peter Piper Pizzas being that we have young kids and this is the Bday party hotspot. The other night we went here after a final t-ball game. Granted it was a Tuesday night and they likely weren't expecting 10 families to stroll in. However, the food took FOREVER to cook and many of the games did not work. We had one family wait over an hour for their food. We brought a lot of business, but not so much that they couldn't cook a pizza on time
(1)Dave B.
Oh man ... this is NOT good pizza ... it's CHEAP and they usually have an all you can eat lunch buffet but the 'za is about as good as Little Caesar's Pizza (i.e. "not so much")
(1)Philip M.
Peter Piper is Arizona's family oriented pizza chain. Most people think the pizza is complete garbage and often describe it as cardboard, but I think it's just plain great.
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