This is my favorite pizza place in town, I love coming here they have amazing pizza and great spuds. They are a bit slow making food but it is definitely worth the wait and leftovers are always good!!
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Mike C.
You have to be pretty bold to call yourself 'Legendary' and you better be damn good to back it up. This place does not. A small combination cost almost $15, about the size of a dinner plate. There's nothing legendary about their pizza. They use a cornmeal dough which has a crunch but is also pretty friggin hard and tasteless. The tomato sauce was acidic with no favors of herbs, cheese or garlic. The toppings too lacked flavor. I had Stagecoach the last time I visited Klamath Falls and it was pretty good. Much better than Abby's. Mia and Pia (or something like that) was also good, but not this place. Legendary? Maybe in their own mind.
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Ron B.
Good pizza and boneless wings. Very friendly service. Was not a total fan of their white sauce. But the red looked good and the honey bbq wings were quite tasty.
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Robert S.
Disappointed, did not enjoy our pizza much. The pizza "dough" was pre-packaged (previously frozen?); they just pulled the "dough" out of a cooler, it was preformed and looked unappealing. The cheese was frozen and the sauce bland. Not a very good pie, and definitely not fresh and natural.
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James M.
I've eaten Pizza at this and other Abby's for years going back to the late 1960's. I've never been disappointed with there pies and there pizza is my favorite to this day. Woot woot! best of the best pizza pies here. But I never said they are cheap prices have gone up over the years but still a favorite of mine.
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Cheryl M.
Good pizza. Employees could be more service focused, but it wasn't terrible. I had a better overall experience at the other location near OIT.
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Julio O.
I don't give out to many five star ratings, but this place deserves one!!! I visited many restaurants in Klamath Falls, this pizza place has good service, clean atmosphere, and the best pizza in town. Forget the pizza chains. If you want some good pizza try this place. I went back a few times.
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Ken T.
I am from the East Coast, and, while I think almost everything is better out here in the West, the one thing I think we do better in the East is Pizza.... Most of the pizza I find out here, even from chains like Pizza Hut, just totally fails to impress me. It isn't that the pizza out here in the west isn't good......it just isn't exactly pizza........ If you have ever had a slice of Pizza from any place in Brooklyn NY or downtown Chicago IL , you'll understand. Abby's Pizza is the exception. It would not be fair to compare Abby's to Spacca Napoli out on Sunnyside in Chicago.....but when comparing Abby's to any pizza place within 100 miles of Klamath Falls it really does live up to the name "legendary." I do think that Abby's Pizza is overpriced (by kind of a lot) but, I don't mind paying for quality, and Abby's is, in my opinion, the best pizza around. I have never been inside the restaurant so I can't comment on that, but, the delivery is ok.....they took an hour and 15 minutes to deliver from the time I called.....but they told me that was how long it would take when I placed the order, and they got here in 1 hour and 13 minutes.... so that is perfect service IMO. I would go 5 stars if the pizzas were a little more reasonably priced. 50$ for two 16 inch pizzas just seems a little high..... I will be eating their pizza again for sure !
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Jaime B.
Okay, so the health code states technically: Hairnets not required. But seriously! You often serve people food with HAIR IN IT!! And why are your staff not keen on wearing gloves? This has happened 3 times for me and friends there. The people I go there with have been horrified to find your pizzamakers not wearing gloves, and they shed! The dang hair is under the cheese. Then, you remake the food. And we have to hover up on the kid'sstoop to make sure that your sickly staff does not cough or sneeze in your food! Put on some damn hairnets already!Put on some gloves! Gross. If you want Abby's go the the Campus Drive franchise, it is well worth the drive not to catch H1N1 or choke to death on a hairball.
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Bonnie N.
In recent years I have grown to NOT be an Abby's fan. I don't particularly care for their cracker-type crusts anymore, their sauce seems to have changed, etc, and it all has a sort of chain-style taste and vibe. That said, if you ARE an Abby's fan, this location is great (better than Campus, in my opinion). My son had his t-ball gathering here today, and we came right after their game ended, 10:45. They don't technically open until 11, but the manager let the kids in, got their pizzas going, and even gave each one a balloon while they waited. The service was great, and it has been every time we've been. (Which is every few months or so, depending on what birthday or family gathering someone chooses to hold there.) If I liked their pizza better I would've given 5 stars; I guess it's a matter of personal taste! The prices are very steep also, which keeps us from choosing to go there by choice. I bought the little guy a mini 7" Hawaiian pizza, which was under $6. He loved it. :)
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Ashley C.
This is my favorite pizza place in town, I love coming here they have amazing pizza and great spuds. They are a bit slow making food but it is definitely worth the wait and leftovers are always good!!
(4)Mike C.
You have to be pretty bold to call yourself 'Legendary' and you better be damn good to back it up. This place does not. A small combination cost almost $15, about the size of a dinner plate. There's nothing legendary about their pizza. They use a cornmeal dough which has a crunch but is also pretty friggin hard and tasteless. The tomato sauce was acidic with no favors of herbs, cheese or garlic. The toppings too lacked flavor. I had Stagecoach the last time I visited Klamath Falls and it was pretty good. Much better than Abby's. Mia and Pia (or something like that) was also good, but not this place. Legendary? Maybe in their own mind.
(2)Ron B.
Good pizza and boneless wings. Very friendly service. Was not a total fan of their white sauce. But the red looked good and the honey bbq wings were quite tasty.
(4)Robert S.
Disappointed, did not enjoy our pizza much. The pizza "dough" was pre-packaged (previously frozen?); they just pulled the "dough" out of a cooler, it was preformed and looked unappealing. The cheese was frozen and the sauce bland. Not a very good pie, and definitely not fresh and natural.
(1)James M.
I've eaten Pizza at this and other Abby's for years going back to the late 1960's. I've never been disappointed with there pies and there pizza is my favorite to this day. Woot woot! best of the best pizza pies here. But I never said they are cheap prices have gone up over the years but still a favorite of mine.
(5)Cheryl M.
Good pizza. Employees could be more service focused, but it wasn't terrible. I had a better overall experience at the other location near OIT.
(4)Julio O.
I don't give out to many five star ratings, but this place deserves one!!! I visited many restaurants in Klamath Falls, this pizza place has good service, clean atmosphere, and the best pizza in town. Forget the pizza chains. If you want some good pizza try this place. I went back a few times.
(5)Ken T.
I am from the East Coast, and, while I think almost everything is better out here in the West, the one thing I think we do better in the East is Pizza.... Most of the pizza I find out here, even from chains like Pizza Hut, just totally fails to impress me. It isn't that the pizza out here in the west isn't good......it just isn't exactly pizza........ If you have ever had a slice of Pizza from any place in Brooklyn NY or downtown Chicago IL , you'll understand. Abby's Pizza is the exception. It would not be fair to compare Abby's to Spacca Napoli out on Sunnyside in Chicago.....but when comparing Abby's to any pizza place within 100 miles of Klamath Falls it really does live up to the name "legendary." I do think that Abby's Pizza is overpriced (by kind of a lot) but, I don't mind paying for quality, and Abby's is, in my opinion, the best pizza around. I have never been inside the restaurant so I can't comment on that, but, the delivery is ok.....they took an hour and 15 minutes to deliver from the time I called.....but they told me that was how long it would take when I placed the order, and they got here in 1 hour and 13 minutes.... so that is perfect service IMO. I would go 5 stars if the pizzas were a little more reasonably priced. 50$ for two 16 inch pizzas just seems a little high..... I will be eating their pizza again for sure !
(4)Jaime B.
Okay, so the health code states technically: Hairnets not required. But seriously! You often serve people food with HAIR IN IT!! And why are your staff not keen on wearing gloves? This has happened 3 times for me and friends there. The people I go there with have been horrified to find your pizzamakers not wearing gloves, and they shed! The dang hair is under the cheese. Then, you remake the food. And we have to hover up on the kid'sstoop to make sure that your sickly staff does not cough or sneeze in your food! Put on some damn hairnets already!Put on some gloves! Gross. If you want Abby's go the the Campus Drive franchise, it is well worth the drive not to catch H1N1 or choke to death on a hairball.
(1)Bonnie N.
In recent years I have grown to NOT be an Abby's fan. I don't particularly care for their cracker-type crusts anymore, their sauce seems to have changed, etc, and it all has a sort of chain-style taste and vibe. That said, if you ARE an Abby's fan, this location is great (better than Campus, in my opinion). My son had his t-ball gathering here today, and we came right after their game ended, 10:45. They don't technically open until 11, but the manager let the kids in, got their pizzas going, and even gave each one a balloon while they waited. The service was great, and it has been every time we've been. (Which is every few months or so, depending on what birthday or family gathering someone chooses to hold there.) If I liked their pizza better I would've given 5 stars; I guess it's a matter of personal taste! The prices are very steep also, which keeps us from choosing to go there by choice. I bought the little guy a mini 7" Hawaiian pizza, which was under $6. He loved it. :)
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