Wall Street Pizza
39041 Proctor Blvd, Sandy, OR, 97055
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Address :
39041 Proctor Blvd
Sandy, OR, 97055 - Phone (503) 668-3578
- Website https://boomerspizza.com/
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
Categories
Pizza
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Katherine G.
Last night my husband and I were debating making our own Calzones but decided it was too late and we wanted them quicker! We looked on the Wall Street menu and decided what combo of "toppings" we wanted to fill them. I asked for a large for him, they said it would take about 45 minutes. In about 30 minutes we were pleasantly surprised to hear a knock at our door, we were greeted with excellent customer service! When we opened the boxes we were so shocked at just how huge the large Calzone was, like the size of half a pizza. They were absolutely delicious too, we'll definitely be making that call again and again!
(5)John L.
I haven't been here recently but it's one of my favorite places to get food on my way back from the mountain. Not only is their pizza really good, but their customer service is excellent. I'm also a huge fan of their Garlic Rolls.
(5)Jade B.
Coming down from a hike and dreaming of pizza...and BAM - there is Wall Street. Delicious pizza, great service - only tiny down is that it was cold inside.
(5)Tom F.
Good pizza, try the bread sticks, love them as well. I think I may just have to go and eat there soon.
(5)Kimberly V.
You might expect a small neighborhood pizza joint just off a major thoroughfare in Sandy to cook nothing more than passably acceptable food. You might expect to sit down, fill your stomach, drive away, and never think about the meal you ate ever again. Or you might find yourself gorging like a zombie does with sweet human brains on the garlic dough balls served as an appetizer at Wall Street Pizza. For under three dollars, you may get six knots of hot bready goodness heaped with Parmesan cheese that can be dipped into marinara sauce, and the nourishment from such hot bready goodness will make you utter a delighted "Mmm, garlickyyyyyy," between chomps. Then you might quell the rest of your post-snow activity appetite with salad and pizza slices. You might think, "The salad has too much sprinkled cheese," and you might be correct. But you might sink your teeth into your pepperoni and mushroom pizza and forgive the salad. You should always forgive the salad. It makes no friends. You might find the menu's puns on Wall Street terminology - stocks and bonds are toppings and hoagies, or something that Shia LaBeouf shook out of his hair - perfectly dreadful. But you might concede that it probably took the menu writers a long time and a hefty number of bong hits to carry out the theme, and you generally like to reward hard work on silly details. So if you might find yourself en route to or from the majestic Wy'east, you might want to stop in at Wall Street. Might rhymes with bite, and I am always right.
(4)Bob R.
This is a review by a vegetarian The snooty citified consensus among our group from the Portland metro was "good enough for Sandy". The crust is half-decent and the service was efficient and friendly enough but the sauce, cheese, and toppings were like a child building a playdough pizza: more, more , more. I wouldn't throw a hissy-fit if someone wanted to stop here again on the way back from Hood but I'd probably lobby to grab a quicker slice from Sparky's if the idea is to just remove the pizza craving instead of eating well.
(2)Robert Z.
After a 40 min wait, we got our 10 inch pizza. We had to ask forks and napkins The service suck beyond belief. Fortunately the pizza was good. Perhaps it was a bad day, maybe the help was new. But if you need your pizza before Christmas, this is not the place. Merry Christmas!
(2)Rob C.
Cheap ingredients, low quality GMO chemical pizza. Tastes like chuck e cheese and the pepperoni tasted like rubber. Absolutely disgusting. When I think about this place it makes me mad because it sucks so bad. Can we have good pizza in Sandy please?
(1)Summer P.
My son loved the cheese pizza and thought was one of the best... I didnt care for it.... first I asked to get light amount of sauce and it was heavy. And the amount of cheese was pathetic. There was a square indentation in out pizzas like they sat something on it. The crust was amazing... so... to each there own. Service was a little slow
(3)Jason H.
Gresham Wall Street pizza, This place is due for an update! Great pizza, wouldn't say it's the best, service is ok, bathrooms need some attention, their due for a remodel. Place feels cold....game room smells like sweaty balls.
(2)Cory H.
So not the best place to dine in. Old looking and only a few tables. But that aside they by far have the best pizza in Sandy. The pepperoni pizza, and the Greek style pizza are to die for. They have a PAC man machine too which is a bonus. If you looking for take out pizza it's worth the price.
(4)Chris W.
Small local pizza joint. Smells wonderful walking in the door. The grinder was a bit disappointing as didn't have enough gooey cheese inside. The kids had cheese pizza which they enjoyed.
(4)Lucy H.
After a long day of moving we were looking for a place to deliver pizza. We were surprised to find there are only a few places that deliver in Sandy, wall street being one of them, so we thought we'd try it out. The pizza was okay, VERY oily.....definitely not the kind of pizza you want to eat the next day. I was talking to our new neighbors and she said when they first moved here many years ago they also ordered Wall Street and they have never eaten there again. We later tried Sparky's pizza and although it's a hassle they don't deliver the pizza is much better!!
(2)Lynn A.
Love me some garlic rolls! We always eat too much and good selection of wine and beer. Plus outside seating in the nice weather.
(5)Jessie H.
They offer everything. Pizza, salads, sandwiches (grinders), pasta, calzones, beer and wine, but you should really try the garlic rolls, they are cheap and delicious!
(5)Robert P.
We make it a point to come here on our way to or back from Mt Hood. Very large and tasty portions - very reasonably priced. Salads are very fresh - and they offer a gluten-free pizza too.
(5)Chip D.
Love the Pizza and the salad. Awesome hand tossed crusts with generous toppings and the salad was very fresh a small was plenty for two. Employees were friendly. You must have the garlic dough balls i just gained some lbs thinking about them. Wish that had an LA franchise! Definitely the place to stop on the way to or from Mt. Hood.
(5)Hillary G.
I live 2,300 miles away, and this is STILL the best pizza I've ever eaten in my entire life. I had the garlic chicken pizza for the first time in 2000, and I had it again in 2007. If you're a garlic lover or just simply trying to keep the vampires away, go get yourself a garlic chicken pizza. Melty cheese, delicious crust, tender chicken, chunks of roasted garlic cloves, that white sauce... MMmmmMm! Don't forget the garlic rolls! You could eat this pizza COLD! So good!
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