Pizza was good, pasta Alfredo stupid good....supervisor was awesome. Need to get better AC units in there and the BAVARIAN creme bread sticks or whatever they were back too!!! Keep it up
(5)
Billy Joe J.
Sweaty. That's the best way to describe this place. Sweaty is the overall, dominant word that for me, encompasses the whole dining experience here. First off, it's hot as blazes outside, so you're hot coming in. You and your accompanied are hot. Other people coming in are hot. Their people are hot. Inside they have pizza ovens going nonstop. They're hot. Beau coup body heat among beau coup people plus kitchen heat equals a hot restaurant that makes everything and everybody just a big hot mess, which by the human body's chemistry default makes everybody in turn, and turn for the worse, a big, hot, sweaty, stinky mess. The patrons are sweaty. The workers are sweaty, The pizza and pasta even seems sweaty. It all grotesquely glistens. Everything and everybody has a shiny sheen to it. It almost seems like, the early 90's dance groove classic, "Gonna Make You Sweat" by C&C Music Factory (which is secretly, kinda my jam!) should be playing overhead on a constant loop, as beads of sweat form all over you like it's some sort of sweaty Mardi Gras and you choke down your sweaty slices.
(1)
Greg A.
Freaking awesome. They're were busy as hell, and the kitchen was keeping up like crazy. Will come back
(5)
H P.
I didn't expect much when I popped in for a quick carry out pizza craving. If you just want a standard slice, nothing fancy, this will do. This is sneaky good pizza. I actually prefer CiCi's to Pizza Hut, Papa John's or Dominoe's. Mostly because the main brands here taste different (worse) than what I remember from CA or AZ. Never eaten in, only carried out. The dining area reminds me of Chuck E Cheese without any games. There is a small arcade in back. I Always get the 2 Large for $12 deal, one cheese and one pepperoni. Great for Sunday football slugfests!
(3)
Mickey A.
This is my parents' favorite pizza joint. This is their #1 "cheap lunch date." It reminds me of Mr. Gatti's pizza for the next generation. It's one of those all-you-can eat pizza buffet or pizza by the slice joints. It's a open space restaurants with lots of tables and booths,and two flat screen tvs high above on the back wall, so that everyone could view the LSU game. No surprise there. I think we confused the poor girl working the register when we decided to stop in the other day. I think, I THINK, she was expecting us to order the buffet, but we threw her a tough one. We decided to order a whole pizza with half spinach and half pepperoni, and we wanted to dine in. She had to call one of the managers to help her place the order. I guess it's because most people who order a whole pizza usually take it to go? I'm not sure, but the poor little lamb looked like she was about to go in panic mode. Whoops. Pizza was hot, greasy, but decent enough. They didn't have any available plates (at least not this day?), so be prepared to get messy and waste a lot of napkins.
(3)
MJ D.
Pizza buffet with lots of kids.
(3)
Stacy E.
Horrible greasy pizza dirty floors salad swimming in dressing yuck!
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Specialities
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Very Loud Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : No
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Damon H.
Fun atmosphere and better yet, free WIFI
(4)Randall S.
Pizza was good, pasta Alfredo stupid good....supervisor was awesome. Need to get better AC units in there and the BAVARIAN creme bread sticks or whatever they were back too!!! Keep it up
(5)Billy Joe J.
Sweaty. That's the best way to describe this place. Sweaty is the overall, dominant word that for me, encompasses the whole dining experience here. First off, it's hot as blazes outside, so you're hot coming in. You and your accompanied are hot. Other people coming in are hot. Their people are hot. Inside they have pizza ovens going nonstop. They're hot. Beau coup body heat among beau coup people plus kitchen heat equals a hot restaurant that makes everything and everybody just a big hot mess, which by the human body's chemistry default makes everybody in turn, and turn for the worse, a big, hot, sweaty, stinky mess. The patrons are sweaty. The workers are sweaty, The pizza and pasta even seems sweaty. It all grotesquely glistens. Everything and everybody has a shiny sheen to it. It almost seems like, the early 90's dance groove classic, "Gonna Make You Sweat" by C&C Music Factory (which is secretly, kinda my jam!) should be playing overhead on a constant loop, as beads of sweat form all over you like it's some sort of sweaty Mardi Gras and you choke down your sweaty slices.
(1)Greg A.
Freaking awesome. They're were busy as hell, and the kitchen was keeping up like crazy. Will come back
(5)H P.
I didn't expect much when I popped in for a quick carry out pizza craving. If you just want a standard slice, nothing fancy, this will do. This is sneaky good pizza. I actually prefer CiCi's to Pizza Hut, Papa John's or Dominoe's. Mostly because the main brands here taste different (worse) than what I remember from CA or AZ. Never eaten in, only carried out. The dining area reminds me of Chuck E Cheese without any games. There is a small arcade in back. I Always get the 2 Large for $12 deal, one cheese and one pepperoni. Great for Sunday football slugfests!
(3)Mickey A.
This is my parents' favorite pizza joint. This is their #1 "cheap lunch date." It reminds me of Mr. Gatti's pizza for the next generation. It's one of those all-you-can eat pizza buffet or pizza by the slice joints. It's a open space restaurants with lots of tables and booths,and two flat screen tvs high above on the back wall, so that everyone could view the LSU game. No surprise there. I think we confused the poor girl working the register when we decided to stop in the other day. I think, I THINK, she was expecting us to order the buffet, but we threw her a tough one. We decided to order a whole pizza with half spinach and half pepperoni, and we wanted to dine in. She had to call one of the managers to help her place the order. I guess it's because most people who order a whole pizza usually take it to go? I'm not sure, but the poor little lamb looked like she was about to go in panic mode. Whoops. Pizza was hot, greasy, but decent enough. They didn't have any available plates (at least not this day?), so be prepared to get messy and waste a lot of napkins.
(3)MJ D.
Pizza buffet with lots of kids.
(3)Stacy E.
Horrible greasy pizza dirty floors salad swimming in dressing yuck!
(1)