Yeahhhh, I guess I'll go 3 stars too. When I saw the listing on Google, it was called Pizza Co. This led me to believe it was not the local chain, but as it turns out, it is in fact part of the franchise. Looking at the website, I realized that they're mostly centered in the South Hills, my neck of the woods. I do see their ads from time to time but can't remember ever giving them a try until tonight. Onto the pizza. The crust had that tough bread-like quality, the kind that cracks on the outside and yields to your teeth on the inside. That in itself isn't a bad kind of pizza, but in this case was somewhat...blah. The cheese was really oily and sort of slithered off of the pizza. Again, blah. Not terrible, just...you get the idea. Verdict: Change the name to the So-So Pizza Co. The cost? They don't sell individual slices after 7pm at this locale( partially nipping the pizza crawl in the bud), so we got a small one (6 cuts) that ended up being just under 6 bucks. So the price is right here at Pizza Company. Note #1: No, we got no toppings and went cheese only. We were a little strapped. Expensive weekend. Note #2: The Pizza Company is known for a sandwich called "The Untouchable" which is yet another Primanti's imitation. Pizza King wins this match. Sorry guys. Indies will whup a chain more often than not. It's a foodie law.
(3)
Amber L.
I got a cheese pizza delivery from here once, and I feel like...it's one of those places where it's okay and if that's what someone put in front of me I would eat it, but I definitely wouldn't go, "OMG, let's eat there!" It was just boring to me. (And I love cheese pizza!) But some of my coworkers like to eat here on occasion, so maybe some of their other stuff is better. I wouldn't know.
(3)
Bill T.
It's not that delish.
(2)
Mike H.
When I go to other pizza places I ask myself "will this be as good as Pizza Companies pizza"?. I don't understand how this place hasn't gotten Papa Johns big cause rarely do I get a pizza or a sandwich that's inconsistent with the last one I got. The Steak Untouchables though not Primantis, is the close runner up for my favorite "sandwich with everything on it". The hoagies are never soggy and this might seem like a small thing but they use shredded lettuce. I hate when you go somewhere and it's just regular ripped off the head lettuce, not this place. I do think it's a little expensive but I've watched the prices go up with the economy and their popularity so I'm sure it's justified. Side tip, go in and get a slice of Pizza, it's a little different than their whole pizzas you order. It's really good. Oh yeah, be sure to ask for Longfellow Bones, he's a cook there and a hell of a rapper. Tell him HITTofMCM sent you.
(5)
Ashley C.
The pizza is definitely good. The wings aren't crisp and they don't provide a dipping sauce for the wings.
(3)
Susan L.
I just had a white pizza with added spinach. It was delicious! I love the thicker crust that was crunchy and chewy at the same time. I also got a greek salad, and you can tell the dressing was homemade cause it was perfect.
(4)
Mary Beth S.
I got pizza here on a Saturday night in a pinch. Looking for a place that sells by the slice, I drove around for a while. Not only did they have by-the-slice pizza, but they also had some of my favorite toppings. I also hate crust that's too thick, and -- although I prefer it even thinner than it was -- I was pretty satisfied with the crust. The only thing that could be improved is the salad. We got a grilled chicken salad. The chicken and fries were okay, but the rest was pretty run of the mill. As for the pizza, I'll definitely be back for more.
(4)
D R.
Love the steak Untouchables! A friend turned me on to them and we were not disappointed. We just ordered another one! Delish!!
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Takes Reservations : No Delivery : Yes Take-out : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Loud Outdoor Seating : No Waiter Service : No
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Irrespective of your locality, you will find a variety of different restaurants in your cities offering pizzas of all different types. Pizza is hot favorite among people of all ages in the United States. A large size pizza is enough to feed a family of 3 or 4 at large. Pizza is also the most preferred food whenever a group of friends is hanging out together. Pizza gained popularity in the United States after the American soldiers stationed in Italy returned from World War II.
Over the years, different pizzerias in the United States have developed their own respective regional variations. Pizza gained popularity as the iconic dish in the United States in the second half of the 20th century. Whether you prefer thin or thick crust pizza, you can find a pizza of your preference at the best pizza restaurants in your city.
Darren W.
Yeahhhh, I guess I'll go 3 stars too. When I saw the listing on Google, it was called Pizza Co. This led me to believe it was not the local chain, but as it turns out, it is in fact part of the franchise. Looking at the website, I realized that they're mostly centered in the South Hills, my neck of the woods. I do see their ads from time to time but can't remember ever giving them a try until tonight. Onto the pizza. The crust had that tough bread-like quality, the kind that cracks on the outside and yields to your teeth on the inside. That in itself isn't a bad kind of pizza, but in this case was somewhat...blah. The cheese was really oily and sort of slithered off of the pizza. Again, blah. Not terrible, just...you get the idea. Verdict: Change the name to the So-So Pizza Co. The cost? They don't sell individual slices after 7pm at this locale( partially nipping the pizza crawl in the bud), so we got a small one (6 cuts) that ended up being just under 6 bucks. So the price is right here at Pizza Company. Note #1: No, we got no toppings and went cheese only. We were a little strapped. Expensive weekend. Note #2: The Pizza Company is known for a sandwich called "The Untouchable" which is yet another Primanti's imitation. Pizza King wins this match. Sorry guys. Indies will whup a chain more often than not. It's a foodie law.
(3)Amber L.
I got a cheese pizza delivery from here once, and I feel like...it's one of those places where it's okay and if that's what someone put in front of me I would eat it, but I definitely wouldn't go, "OMG, let's eat there!" It was just boring to me. (And I love cheese pizza!) But some of my coworkers like to eat here on occasion, so maybe some of their other stuff is better. I wouldn't know.
(3)Bill T.
It's not that delish.
(2)Mike H.
When I go to other pizza places I ask myself "will this be as good as Pizza Companies pizza"?. I don't understand how this place hasn't gotten Papa Johns big cause rarely do I get a pizza or a sandwich that's inconsistent with the last one I got. The Steak Untouchables though not Primantis, is the close runner up for my favorite "sandwich with everything on it". The hoagies are never soggy and this might seem like a small thing but they use shredded lettuce. I hate when you go somewhere and it's just regular ripped off the head lettuce, not this place. I do think it's a little expensive but I've watched the prices go up with the economy and their popularity so I'm sure it's justified. Side tip, go in and get a slice of Pizza, it's a little different than their whole pizzas you order. It's really good. Oh yeah, be sure to ask for Longfellow Bones, he's a cook there and a hell of a rapper. Tell him HITTofMCM sent you.
(5)Ashley C.
The pizza is definitely good. The wings aren't crisp and they don't provide a dipping sauce for the wings.
(3)Susan L.
I just had a white pizza with added spinach. It was delicious! I love the thicker crust that was crunchy and chewy at the same time. I also got a greek salad, and you can tell the dressing was homemade cause it was perfect.
(4)Mary Beth S.
I got pizza here on a Saturday night in a pinch. Looking for a place that sells by the slice, I drove around for a while. Not only did they have by-the-slice pizza, but they also had some of my favorite toppings. I also hate crust that's too thick, and -- although I prefer it even thinner than it was -- I was pretty satisfied with the crust. The only thing that could be improved is the salad. We got a grilled chicken salad. The chicken and fries were okay, but the rest was pretty run of the mill. As for the pizza, I'll definitely be back for more.
(4)D R.
Love the steak Untouchables! A friend turned me on to them and we were not disappointed. We just ordered another one! Delish!!
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