Pepperoni’s PIzza and Subs
46300 Lexington Village Way, Lexington Park, MD, 20653
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Address :
46300 Lexington Village Way
Lexington Park, MD, 20653 - Phone (301) 866-0123
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Opening Hours
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : No
Categories
Pizza
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Jethro T.
Overpriced, mediocre food, watered down fountain drinks, and a staff with terrible attitudes - no concept of customer service. I constant go out out of my way to support small business but after two times of going there and saying to myself, "the food and service will get better," I've come to the conclusion that it won't. Stick with Ledo or Nicolleti's Pizza.
(1)Erin E.
This place seems to be hit or miss. I've always been satisfied with their pizzas, but the subs are usually sub-par. The chicken parm sub was gross, but the cheese steak is amazing MOST of the time. Really sucks because I wish there were more good cheese steak places down here, and this place has potential.
(3)Christa H.
I'm constantly sad that this area doesn't have more pizza available -- my favorite pizza is actually in Philly, but it's not feasible to make the 3.5-hour drive regularly and I'm still searching for a down-home substitute. I remember visiting Pepperoni's when they first opened up, and the pizza then seems to be different than the pizza now (it's improved!). I bought 3 slices (two pepperoni, one cheese) and wasn't disappointed -- it only took a few minutes for my order to be ready. The sizes of the slices was pretty decent, and I loved that there was a generous amount of gooey melted cheese on the pizza. If I'm honest, they reminded me of the slices that the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles used to scarf down ( i.imgur.com/Xns4oJd.jpg ...okay, it looks more appetizing in my memory than the actual screenshot). The taste was good, and the sauce had a sweetness to it. The ratio of crust to cheese to sauce was almost perfect, and the crust itself had a nice bite to it. In the general global world of pizzas, I would probably rate Pepperoni's as 3 stars, but for what else is available in this area, it's a strong 4 star place!
(4)Jamie B.
This place does the trick if you just want a simple slice and soda in a pinch. It's okay. Not great. Not bad. Just...average. One thing that is very below average is the customer service! I've been there a handful of times and it seems that every time, I am bothering them with my patronage. There are never any "thank you's, have a good day's", the usual stuff you're supposed to hear when you're a customer. So, if you're looking for mediocre pizza and to feel like a burden to a staff, then Pepperoni's is the place for you!
(2)Johanna Z.
Went here over the holidays. My mom and I, both NJ natives, tried the white pizza with green apples and feta and it was absolutely delicious, even by NJ standards. I'm not a huge fan of white pizza in general but this one was delicious and my mom (who loves white pizza) said it was the best she'd had. There were small holes on the bottom, as the reviewer below mentioned, but I'm pretty sure that's just from the pizza screens they use. I thought the crust was flavorful and the ingredients were fresh. I also think it's uncommon (and awesome) for a delivery place to offer seasonal gourmet-style options like green apples. Will definitely come back when I'm in the Morgantown area.
(5)Robert C.
I had ordered from here twice and my first pizza was good. The cheese and sauce had a nice flavor and consistency. They are missing something in their crust though it just did not taste right and had an odd consistency. My second pizza was over cooked and dried out, but edible. I agree with Erin E. this place has potential.
(3)Ken E.
If you grew up in NY or NJ (like me) you know pizza should have a crust with a light fluffy texture, rich tomato sauce, excellent cheese and olive oil! The pizza here seems to have crust that is pre-purchased with hundreds of tiny holes across the bottom (to expedite cooking?) and a taste similar to cardboard. The sauce and cheese are average and there is a slight taste of olive oil. The usual toppings can be added. And it's pricey! I can say it compares favorably to the pizza in the Walmart deli area, but it is about 3 times more expensive. I am still searching for a really good NY style pizza in southern Maryland!
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