Trying again after 4months of other pizza- walk in and order a 16 inch double sausage and double pepp pizza..... Cashier goes $33 something.... I go is this city pricing.. Cashier says, "city location prices went up, so ours did too". Now i can understand the city pricing going up due to the higher tax rate, but implementing that to a suburb location is crazy. Needless to say, the business owners are either hurting, greedy or their ingredients are made of edible gold! Still a good pie tho, at least thats all you have going. Well try in another 4months....
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Mark O.
Best Pizza in New Lenox. With Beggars, Giordanos, Nancys and Aurelios following not too far behind.
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Brad C.
What a xpensive lg. pizza,,, $32.00 for a thin, lg , chz, sausage, ez onion. That's a $2.50 delivery charge included. Where do they think they are. They're surrounded by cornfields,,, not concrete. WOW! First and last ,, regardless of taste.
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Mark G.
First time trying the pizza here and I was unimpressed. While it wasn't bad, it was adequate. It definitely wasn't worth the price I paid ($20 for a large sausage).
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Karen T.
1/2 price Tuesday taste the same as other locations for example XL $13
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Jeffery A.
Sadly, I have to take a star away. Last week I ordered a combo italian beef and sausage and fries. After I picked it up, I checked the bag in my car and there weren't any fries. Went back in and the girl apologized and corrected the error. I took the food home and discovered that the sandwich was very dry. There was not any sauce or au jus, just dry beef and sausage. Today, my wife stopped in and picked up two orders of spaghetti. There was virtually no tomato sauce on it. There was meat sauce, but overall the meal was dry. I don't know what is going on here, I hope its just a temporary issue. The good news is that the pizza is still great, and we'll continue going here, I just hope they up their game. They have half price pizzas on Tuesdays.
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Susan C.
I like this place. I don't live close, but my girlfriend lives close by. We came here because a "competitor" sucked in providing us with a great pizza experience. I like thin crust, with minimal toppings. They impressed me. I'll be back, next time I visit. As for Jody's, well there is no as for. This is about Italian Fiesta.
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Denise D.
We ordered pizza, a house salad, mozzarella sticks, and breaded mushrooms for delivery. On the phone, they estimated an hour, but our order arrived in 30 minutes. They specialize in thin crust pizza here, and it's good. It's not life-changing, but for me, thin crust pizza is never a thrill. They have no specialty pizzas, same as its neighbor Pizza Mia, so if you want toppings, you pay dearly for them. I hate that. The mushrooms were excellent, though, and the mozzarella sticks were good but the marinara was straight from their refrigerator, which I found disappointing. I'll probably order from here again, though. Just not cheese sticks.
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Billy H.
Lunch special, slice and a coke for $3.25. Not bad. For the price, the pizza's not bad. It's comparable in quality to your mega franchises like Pizza Hut and better than your frozen pizzas. I still find myself coming here every so often, so it's good enough for me to come back. Take out only. No dining-in.
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Chuck S.
Pizza was bland but very fresh. I haven't gone back.
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Jerry W.
Another pizza joint we have sampled in the New Lenox area is Italian Fiesta. My family and I have been ordering pizzas here since the Obama inauguration. We figured if our new President and his family liked the pizza we have to try it out. We usually order a 16" cheese and sausage and a 16" cheese and pepperoni. The pizzas are very good, a bit on the greasy side though. They have good tasting crusts, a little on the soft side and plenty of ingredients. The service is very friendly and with coupons the prices are reasonable. We have yet to try any of their other offerings, like their Italian Beefs or anything. We may have to do this on our next visit.
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Dave N.
I thought I had reviewed this place before but I guess not, it has one of the best thin crust pizza in our area, it's my pizza of choice but my family likes another place, which shall remain nameless, even the President buys the company's pizza.
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Lisa L.
Called in for a pizza to be delivered. Came really greasy and not what I typically get. Wondering if they were training someone. I usually get a 4 star pizza.
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Nick S.
Trying again after 4months of other pizza- walk in and order a 16 inch double sausage and double pepp pizza..... Cashier goes $33 something.... I go is this city pricing.. Cashier says, "city location prices went up, so ours did too". Now i can understand the city pricing going up due to the higher tax rate, but implementing that to a suburb location is crazy. Needless to say, the business owners are either hurting, greedy or their ingredients are made of edible gold! Still a good pie tho, at least thats all you have going. Well try in another 4months....
(2)Mark O.
Best Pizza in New Lenox. With Beggars, Giordanos, Nancys and Aurelios following not too far behind.
(5)Brad C.
What a xpensive lg. pizza,,, $32.00 for a thin, lg , chz, sausage, ez onion. That's a $2.50 delivery charge included. Where do they think they are. They're surrounded by cornfields,,, not concrete. WOW! First and last ,, regardless of taste.
(2)Mark G.
First time trying the pizza here and I was unimpressed. While it wasn't bad, it was adequate. It definitely wasn't worth the price I paid ($20 for a large sausage).
(3)Karen T.
1/2 price Tuesday taste the same as other locations for example XL $13
(5)Jeffery A.
Sadly, I have to take a star away. Last week I ordered a combo italian beef and sausage and fries. After I picked it up, I checked the bag in my car and there weren't any fries. Went back in and the girl apologized and corrected the error. I took the food home and discovered that the sandwich was very dry. There was not any sauce or au jus, just dry beef and sausage. Today, my wife stopped in and picked up two orders of spaghetti. There was virtually no tomato sauce on it. There was meat sauce, but overall the meal was dry. I don't know what is going on here, I hope its just a temporary issue. The good news is that the pizza is still great, and we'll continue going here, I just hope they up their game. They have half price pizzas on Tuesdays.
(3)Susan C.
I like this place. I don't live close, but my girlfriend lives close by. We came here because a "competitor" sucked in providing us with a great pizza experience. I like thin crust, with minimal toppings. They impressed me. I'll be back, next time I visit. As for Jody's, well there is no as for. This is about Italian Fiesta.
(4)Denise D.
We ordered pizza, a house salad, mozzarella sticks, and breaded mushrooms for delivery. On the phone, they estimated an hour, but our order arrived in 30 minutes. They specialize in thin crust pizza here, and it's good. It's not life-changing, but for me, thin crust pizza is never a thrill. They have no specialty pizzas, same as its neighbor Pizza Mia, so if you want toppings, you pay dearly for them. I hate that. The mushrooms were excellent, though, and the mozzarella sticks were good but the marinara was straight from their refrigerator, which I found disappointing. I'll probably order from here again, though. Just not cheese sticks.
(4)Billy H.
Lunch special, slice and a coke for $3.25. Not bad. For the price, the pizza's not bad. It's comparable in quality to your mega franchises like Pizza Hut and better than your frozen pizzas. I still find myself coming here every so often, so it's good enough for me to come back. Take out only. No dining-in.
(2)Chuck S.
Pizza was bland but very fresh. I haven't gone back.
(2)Jerry W.
Another pizza joint we have sampled in the New Lenox area is Italian Fiesta. My family and I have been ordering pizzas here since the Obama inauguration. We figured if our new President and his family liked the pizza we have to try it out. We usually order a 16" cheese and sausage and a 16" cheese and pepperoni. The pizzas are very good, a bit on the greasy side though. They have good tasting crusts, a little on the soft side and plenty of ingredients. The service is very friendly and with coupons the prices are reasonable. We have yet to try any of their other offerings, like their Italian Beefs or anything. We may have to do this on our next visit.
(4)Dave N.
I thought I had reviewed this place before but I guess not, it has one of the best thin crust pizza in our area, it's my pizza of choice but my family likes another place, which shall remain nameless, even the President buys the company's pizza.
(4)Lisa L.
Called in for a pizza to be delivered. Came really greasy and not what I typically get. Wondering if they were training someone. I usually get a 4 star pizza.
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