The best pizza in Woonsocket. They cook the pizzas in a fire brick oven using fresh and high quality ingrediants. I strongly recommend their Buffalo Chicken pizza. The hot dogs with curly fries, sandwiches and pasta dishes are also worth mentioning. Portions are generous.
(4)
Ton T.
Decent pizza (Brick oven) Decent subs Decent prices No problems
(3)
J G.
This place is a goldmine. Some reviewers are saying the sandwiches are just "decent" or nothing special, but I've tried a bunch of places around northern Woonsocket and they're the BEST I've found for a sandwich shop. The ingredients are fresh and flavorful, the portions are substantial, and the prices are good. I find myself getting the chicken kabob wrap (with olives added) most times because it is addicting and my only fear is that it will someday be listed as a controlled substance. :P What's more, they're not slow to prepare the food and when you eat in their dining room you get a real plate and silverware -- not disposable plates and plasticware, which makes me feel like they care about your experience.
(5)
Jon C.
I've never had there pizza so can't comment on that.but I've had there sandwiches and hot dogs..sandwiches are average nothing special at all.hot dog was big and good.i believe its a half pound dog all beef.comes with curly fries.fries are nothing special they are from frozen.tastes like they need to change the frying oil more frequent. Strombolis are pretty good. Tiny place so not much seating.probably better for take out.
(3)
Tamara B.
We were new to the area and went off the reviews and ordered the steak bomb & the chicken finger platter with some cheese fries to start and baklava to finish. First of all it took almost an hour for delivery, no big deal, places get busy. But the most disappointing was the lack of cheese. They charge $1.49 extra for the cheese on the cheese fries and I got no cheese!! I also maybe had one slice of cheese on the steak bomb which I had to douse in ketchup to make edible and I don't even like ketchup that much. Chicken fingers were ok, fries were soggy and had to be doused in seasoned salt to eat, we threw most of them out since they had no CHEESE! At least the baklava was amazing but I won't be going back.
(2)
Meg R.
Ordered delivery from this place including 2 pizzas. Only one arrived (even though I heard my husband order 2), and when he called up to see what happened they insisted we only ordered one. No apologies. Left with a hungry crew and no offer to figure something out. We ordered from our regular place and won't be calling here again.
(1)
Scott L.
Love this place ... Old style brick oven pizza fresh Greek bread nice and toasty . I've picked up there and the owner had a awesome conversation with me as he cooked my pizza and I've also got delivery many times and the food as always been amazing and very prompt delivery service . very highly recommended
(5)
Mike H.
MVP pizzeria is far more than just a pizza place, with a vast selection of hot dogs, and assorted dinner combos of which i must mention there tasty double burger. YUMalicious. I haven't even gotten the opportunity to try the pizza because of all the awesome choices. PS don't sleep on the stromboli!
(4)
F A.
What a joke. Typical mass delivery. Ordered a large and got a mini piece of shit pizza. Lat time. Don't go here.
(1)
Rachel B.
I'm relatively new to the Woonsocket area, and I have tried a few of the restaurants and pizza places, but only a few allow online ordering. MVP Pizza was one of them. I noticed that their chicken finger dinners were MUCH cheaper ($7.99) than most of the other local pizzerias($10+), and since I was hankering for some chicken and fries, I decided to make an order. My boyfriend wearily ordered a steak and cheese sub. It's his favorite, so he's always nervous trying it at new places. First off, the chicken finger dinner. I have purchased dozens of these from pizza places all over New England and they are usually standard. The flat, cheap, greasy battered chicken laid over a bed of soggy, over-battered fries. Love them, but they're never anything to write home about. When the delivery guy handed me the dinner I literally gasped and said, "wow this is heavy." I opened the little Styrofoam box and what do I see? REAL chicken tenders. These were like fresh chicken breasts dipped in homemade batter and fried to perfection. Little flakes of batter falling off, little pieces of seasonings sprinkled all over them. They genuinely looked so, so incredibly delicious and tasted even better. HUGE, juicy and flavorful. You get a TON of fries. Granted, these were your typical pizza place fries but they weren't soggy, and they were nice and fresh. My boyfriend took one bite of his steak and cheese and just fell silent. He said it was one of the best he's ever had. This isn't that cheap steakums brand meat crap. This was real shaved steak loaded up with cheesy deliciousness on a fresh, doughy sub roll. We're not one for local pizzerias (for PIZZA, anyway) so while I can't say much on what their pizza is like, I will say that what we ordered was DIFFERENT and BETTER than any other local pizza place. The delivery was fast and friendly, and they did not charge for our request of 2 HUGE helpings of honey mustard and sweet and sour, as well as my boyfriend's request for extra cheese on his sandwich. Just that alone makes me want to order again soon in the future. In summation, if you want a meal delivered, try these guys. And try the chicken fingers! AMAZING!
(4)
Marlena V.
After another long day of doctors' visits, the hubby & I had the total munchies tonight. As much as we both love Sunshine's pizza, since we were actually home early, we figured we'd give somewhere different a shot. Shifting through the take-out stack that ate Kentucky, M.V.P Pizzeria immediately caught our eye: "order online." Yup. That's about all it takes for us. We ordered their meat lovers' pizza mozzarella sticks for delivery via their online ordering system. The process was convenient, painless and insanely fast: we received a knock at our door no more than 15 minutes later. The pizza was pretty delicious: they were definitely gracious with the toppings. Nothing was soggy or undercooked and surprisingly, I could tell they well seasoned everything with a slightly sweet & zesty combination of spices. The mozzarella sticks were pretty standard but arrived crispy, full of melted cheese. The total came to about $21 after their $2 delivery charge and tip. Overall, we both fully enjoyed our meal. My only real complaint would be that for the portioning, they're a tad on the pricier side. One pie was about $10.50 however unlike other pizza joints, they're pretty much all around 12 inches which is far smaller than what we're used to getting elsewhere for the same price. Still, definitely worth a try if you're in the neighborhood for something a little more gourmet.
(4)
A P.
Read the one and only review and was not sure about this choice. Due to a serious lack of options....I figured I'd give it a chance. Was NOT impressed when I walked through the door. To say this is a no frills establishment would be an understandment. The only pizza that was premade looked ROUGH so I ordered a Pepperoni and Cheese Stromboli (not sure on the spelling). The guy made it by hand right in front of me and then tossed it into the Woodfire looking oven (totally gas). I'd give the pizza a solid B -, tasty but a bit under cooked but not too bad. I'll say the cost made up for the no frills envroment...Strombli + 20 oz Coke for under $12 bucks.... pretty good deal. That's my two cents.
(3)
Jimeet P.
I stopped by during a business trip and ordered the 2x cheese slice and 20oz. bottle soda for $5.50. The pizza was reheated (typical of per-slice deals). The "wood / brick fire" was actually a natural gas heater, and the crust was done well. It would probably taste better fresh, and my reheated slices were merely warm.
(3)
Edward D.
The best pizza in Woonsocket. They cook the pizzas in a fire brick oven using fresh and high quality ingrediants. I strongly recommend their Buffalo Chicken pizza. The hot dogs with curly fries, sandwiches and pasta dishes are also worth mentioning. Portions are generous.
(4)
Ton T.
Decent pizza (Brick oven) Decent subs Decent prices No problems
(3)
Meg R.
Ordered delivery from this place including 2 pizzas. Only one arrived (even though I heard my husband order 2), and when he called up to see what happened they insisted we only ordered one. No apologies. Left with a hungry crew and no offer to figure something out. We ordered from our regular place and won't be calling here again.
(1)
Scott L.
Love this place ... Old style brick oven pizza fresh Greek bread nice and toasty . I've picked up there and the owner had a awesome conversation with me as he cooked my pizza and I've also got delivery many times and the food as always been amazing and very prompt delivery service . very highly recommended
(5)
Jon C.
I've never had there pizza so can't comment on that.but I've had there sandwiches and hot dogs..sandwiches are average nothing special at all.hot dog was big and good.i believe its a half pound dog all beef.comes with curly fries.fries are nothing special they are from frozen.tastes like they need to change the frying oil more frequent. Strombolis are pretty good. Tiny place so not much seating.probably better for take out.
(3)
J G.
This place is a goldmine. Some reviewers are saying the sandwiches are just "decent" or nothing special, but I've tried a bunch of places around northern Woonsocket and they're the BEST I've found for a sandwich shop. The ingredients are fresh and flavorful, the portions are substantial, and the prices are good. I find myself getting the chicken kabob wrap (with olives added) most times because it is addicting and my only fear is that it will someday be listed as a controlled substance. :P What's more, they're not slow to prepare the food and when you eat in their dining room you get a real plate and silverware -- not disposable plates and plasticware, which makes me feel like they care about your experience.
(5)
Tamara B.
We were new to the area and went off the reviews and ordered the steak bomb & the chicken finger platter with some cheese fries to start and baklava to finish. First of all it took almost an hour for delivery, no big deal, places get busy. But the most disappointing was the lack of cheese. They charge $1.49 extra for the cheese on the cheese fries and I got no cheese!! I also maybe had one slice of cheese on the steak bomb which I had to douse in ketchup to make edible and I don't even like ketchup that much. Chicken fingers were ok, fries were soggy and had to be doused in seasoned salt to eat, we threw most of them out since they had no CHEESE! At least the baklava was amazing but I won't be going back.
(2)
Mike H.
MVP pizzeria is far more than just a pizza place, with a vast selection of hot dogs, and assorted dinner combos of which i must mention there tasty double burger. YUMalicious. I haven't even gotten the opportunity to try the pizza because of all the awesome choices. PS don't sleep on the stromboli!
(4)
F A.
What a joke. Typical mass delivery. Ordered a large and got a mini piece of shit pizza. Lat time. Don't go here.
(1)
Rachel B.
I'm relatively new to the Woonsocket area, and I have tried a few of the restaurants and pizza places, but only a few allow online ordering. MVP Pizza was one of them. I noticed that their chicken finger dinners were MUCH cheaper ($7.99) than most of the other local pizzerias($10+), and since I was hankering for some chicken and fries, I decided to make an order. My boyfriend wearily ordered a steak and cheese sub. It's his favorite, so he's always nervous trying it at new places. First off, the chicken finger dinner. I have purchased dozens of these from pizza places all over New England and they are usually standard. The flat, cheap, greasy battered chicken laid over a bed of soggy, over-battered fries. Love them, but they're never anything to write home about. When the delivery guy handed me the dinner I literally gasped and said, "wow this is heavy." I opened the little Styrofoam box and what do I see? REAL chicken tenders. These were like fresh chicken breasts dipped in homemade batter and fried to perfection. Little flakes of batter falling off, little pieces of seasonings sprinkled all over them. They genuinely looked so, so incredibly delicious and tasted even better. HUGE, juicy and flavorful. You get a TON of fries. Granted, these were your typical pizza place fries but they weren't soggy, and they were nice and fresh. My boyfriend took one bite of his steak and cheese and just fell silent. He said it was one of the best he's ever had. This isn't that cheap steakums brand meat crap. This was real shaved steak loaded up with cheesy deliciousness on a fresh, doughy sub roll. We're not one for local pizzerias (for PIZZA, anyway) so while I can't say much on what their pizza is like, I will say that what we ordered was DIFFERENT and BETTER than any other local pizza place. The delivery was fast and friendly, and they did not charge for our request of 2 HUGE helpings of honey mustard and sweet and sour, as well as my boyfriend's request for extra cheese on his sandwich. Just that alone makes me want to order again soon in the future. In summation, if you want a meal delivered, try these guys. And try the chicken fingers! AMAZING!
(4)
Marlena V.
After another long day of doctors' visits, the hubby & I had the total munchies tonight. As much as we both love Sunshine's pizza, since we were actually home early, we figured we'd give somewhere different a shot. Shifting through the take-out stack that ate Kentucky, M.V.P Pizzeria immediately caught our eye: "order online." Yup. That's about all it takes for us. We ordered their meat lovers' pizza mozzarella sticks for delivery via their online ordering system. The process was convenient, painless and insanely fast: we received a knock at our door no more than 15 minutes later. The pizza was pretty delicious: they were definitely gracious with the toppings. Nothing was soggy or undercooked and surprisingly, I could tell they well seasoned everything with a slightly sweet & zesty combination of spices. The mozzarella sticks were pretty standard but arrived crispy, full of melted cheese. The total came to about $21 after their $2 delivery charge and tip. Overall, we both fully enjoyed our meal. My only real complaint would be that for the portioning, they're a tad on the pricier side. One pie was about $10.50 however unlike other pizza joints, they're pretty much all around 12 inches which is far smaller than what we're used to getting elsewhere for the same price. Still, definitely worth a try if you're in the neighborhood for something a little more gourmet.
(4)
A P.
Read the one and only review and was not sure about this choice. Due to a serious lack of options....I figured I'd give it a chance. Was NOT impressed when I walked through the door. To say this is a no frills establishment would be an understandment. The only pizza that was premade looked ROUGH so I ordered a Pepperoni and Cheese Stromboli (not sure on the spelling). The guy made it by hand right in front of me and then tossed it into the Woodfire looking oven (totally gas). I'd give the pizza a solid B -, tasty but a bit under cooked but not too bad. I'll say the cost made up for the no frills envroment...Strombli + 20 oz Coke for under $12 bucks.... pretty good deal. That's my two cents.
(3)
Jimeet P.
I stopped by during a business trip and ordered the 2x cheese slice and 20oz. bottle soda for $5.50. The pizza was reheated (typical of per-slice deals). The "wood / brick fire" was actually a natural gas heater, and the crust was done well. It would probably taste better fresh, and my reheated slices were merely warm.
(3)
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Address :840 Cumberland Hill Rd
Woonsocket, RI, 02895
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : Yes Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Accepts Bitcoin : No Parking : Street, Private Lot Bike Parking : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : No Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : Yes Wi-Fi : Free Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : No Caters : Yes
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Edward D.
The best pizza in Woonsocket. They cook the pizzas in a fire brick oven using fresh and high quality ingrediants. I strongly recommend their Buffalo Chicken pizza. The hot dogs with curly fries, sandwiches and pasta dishes are also worth mentioning. Portions are generous.
(4)Ton T.
Decent pizza (Brick oven) Decent subs Decent prices No problems
(3)J G.
This place is a goldmine. Some reviewers are saying the sandwiches are just "decent" or nothing special, but I've tried a bunch of places around northern Woonsocket and they're the BEST I've found for a sandwich shop. The ingredients are fresh and flavorful, the portions are substantial, and the prices are good. I find myself getting the chicken kabob wrap (with olives added) most times because it is addicting and my only fear is that it will someday be listed as a controlled substance. :P What's more, they're not slow to prepare the food and when you eat in their dining room you get a real plate and silverware -- not disposable plates and plasticware, which makes me feel like they care about your experience.
(5)Jon C.
I've never had there pizza so can't comment on that.but I've had there sandwiches and hot dogs..sandwiches are average nothing special at all.hot dog was big and good.i believe its a half pound dog all beef.comes with curly fries.fries are nothing special they are from frozen.tastes like they need to change the frying oil more frequent. Strombolis are pretty good. Tiny place so not much seating.probably better for take out.
(3)Tamara B.
We were new to the area and went off the reviews and ordered the steak bomb & the chicken finger platter with some cheese fries to start and baklava to finish. First of all it took almost an hour for delivery, no big deal, places get busy. But the most disappointing was the lack of cheese. They charge $1.49 extra for the cheese on the cheese fries and I got no cheese!! I also maybe had one slice of cheese on the steak bomb which I had to douse in ketchup to make edible and I don't even like ketchup that much. Chicken fingers were ok, fries were soggy and had to be doused in seasoned salt to eat, we threw most of them out since they had no CHEESE! At least the baklava was amazing but I won't be going back.
(2)Meg R.
Ordered delivery from this place including 2 pizzas. Only one arrived (even though I heard my husband order 2), and when he called up to see what happened they insisted we only ordered one. No apologies. Left with a hungry crew and no offer to figure something out. We ordered from our regular place and won't be calling here again.
(1)Scott L.
Love this place ... Old style brick oven pizza fresh Greek bread nice and toasty . I've picked up there and the owner had a awesome conversation with me as he cooked my pizza and I've also got delivery many times and the food as always been amazing and very prompt delivery service . very highly recommended
(5)Mike H.
MVP pizzeria is far more than just a pizza place, with a vast selection of hot dogs, and assorted dinner combos of which i must mention there tasty double burger. YUMalicious. I haven't even gotten the opportunity to try the pizza because of all the awesome choices. PS don't sleep on the stromboli!
(4)F A.
What a joke. Typical mass delivery. Ordered a large and got a mini piece of shit pizza. Lat time. Don't go here.
(1)Rachel B.
I'm relatively new to the Woonsocket area, and I have tried a few of the restaurants and pizza places, but only a few allow online ordering. MVP Pizza was one of them. I noticed that their chicken finger dinners were MUCH cheaper ($7.99) than most of the other local pizzerias($10+), and since I was hankering for some chicken and fries, I decided to make an order. My boyfriend wearily ordered a steak and cheese sub. It's his favorite, so he's always nervous trying it at new places. First off, the chicken finger dinner. I have purchased dozens of these from pizza places all over New England and they are usually standard. The flat, cheap, greasy battered chicken laid over a bed of soggy, over-battered fries. Love them, but they're never anything to write home about. When the delivery guy handed me the dinner I literally gasped and said, "wow this is heavy." I opened the little Styrofoam box and what do I see? REAL chicken tenders. These were like fresh chicken breasts dipped in homemade batter and fried to perfection. Little flakes of batter falling off, little pieces of seasonings sprinkled all over them. They genuinely looked so, so incredibly delicious and tasted even better. HUGE, juicy and flavorful. You get a TON of fries. Granted, these were your typical pizza place fries but they weren't soggy, and they were nice and fresh. My boyfriend took one bite of his steak and cheese and just fell silent. He said it was one of the best he's ever had. This isn't that cheap steakums brand meat crap. This was real shaved steak loaded up with cheesy deliciousness on a fresh, doughy sub roll. We're not one for local pizzerias (for PIZZA, anyway) so while I can't say much on what their pizza is like, I will say that what we ordered was DIFFERENT and BETTER than any other local pizza place. The delivery was fast and friendly, and they did not charge for our request of 2 HUGE helpings of honey mustard and sweet and sour, as well as my boyfriend's request for extra cheese on his sandwich. Just that alone makes me want to order again soon in the future. In summation, if you want a meal delivered, try these guys. And try the chicken fingers! AMAZING!
(4)Marlena V.
After another long day of doctors' visits, the hubby & I had the total munchies tonight. As much as we both love Sunshine's pizza, since we were actually home early, we figured we'd give somewhere different a shot. Shifting through the take-out stack that ate Kentucky, M.V.P Pizzeria immediately caught our eye: "order online." Yup. That's about all it takes for us. We ordered their meat lovers' pizza mozzarella sticks for delivery via their online ordering system. The process was convenient, painless and insanely fast: we received a knock at our door no more than 15 minutes later. The pizza was pretty delicious: they were definitely gracious with the toppings. Nothing was soggy or undercooked and surprisingly, I could tell they well seasoned everything with a slightly sweet & zesty combination of spices. The mozzarella sticks were pretty standard but arrived crispy, full of melted cheese. The total came to about $21 after their $2 delivery charge and tip. Overall, we both fully enjoyed our meal. My only real complaint would be that for the portioning, they're a tad on the pricier side. One pie was about $10.50 however unlike other pizza joints, they're pretty much all around 12 inches which is far smaller than what we're used to getting elsewhere for the same price. Still, definitely worth a try if you're in the neighborhood for something a little more gourmet.
(4)A P.
Read the one and only review and was not sure about this choice. Due to a serious lack of options....I figured I'd give it a chance. Was NOT impressed when I walked through the door. To say this is a no frills establishment would be an understandment. The only pizza that was premade looked ROUGH so I ordered a Pepperoni and Cheese Stromboli (not sure on the spelling). The guy made it by hand right in front of me and then tossed it into the Woodfire looking oven (totally gas). I'd give the pizza a solid B -, tasty but a bit under cooked but not too bad. I'll say the cost made up for the no frills envroment...Strombli + 20 oz Coke for under $12 bucks.... pretty good deal. That's my two cents.
(3)Jimeet P.
I stopped by during a business trip and ordered the 2x cheese slice and 20oz. bottle soda for $5.50. The pizza was reheated (typical of per-slice deals). The "wood / brick fire" was actually a natural gas heater, and the crust was done well. It would probably taste better fresh, and my reheated slices were merely warm.
(3)Edward D.
The best pizza in Woonsocket. They cook the pizzas in a fire brick oven using fresh and high quality ingrediants. I strongly recommend their Buffalo Chicken pizza. The hot dogs with curly fries, sandwiches and pasta dishes are also worth mentioning. Portions are generous.
(4)Ton T.
Decent pizza (Brick oven) Decent subs Decent prices No problems
(3)Meg R.
Ordered delivery from this place including 2 pizzas. Only one arrived (even though I heard my husband order 2), and when he called up to see what happened they insisted we only ordered one. No apologies. Left with a hungry crew and no offer to figure something out. We ordered from our regular place and won't be calling here again.
(1)Scott L.
Love this place ... Old style brick oven pizza fresh Greek bread nice and toasty . I've picked up there and the owner had a awesome conversation with me as he cooked my pizza and I've also got delivery many times and the food as always been amazing and very prompt delivery service . very highly recommended
(5)Jon C.
I've never had there pizza so can't comment on that.but I've had there sandwiches and hot dogs..sandwiches are average nothing special at all.hot dog was big and good.i believe its a half pound dog all beef.comes with curly fries.fries are nothing special they are from frozen.tastes like they need to change the frying oil more frequent. Strombolis are pretty good. Tiny place so not much seating.probably better for take out.
(3)J G.
This place is a goldmine. Some reviewers are saying the sandwiches are just "decent" or nothing special, but I've tried a bunch of places around northern Woonsocket and they're the BEST I've found for a sandwich shop. The ingredients are fresh and flavorful, the portions are substantial, and the prices are good. I find myself getting the chicken kabob wrap (with olives added) most times because it is addicting and my only fear is that it will someday be listed as a controlled substance. :P What's more, they're not slow to prepare the food and when you eat in their dining room you get a real plate and silverware -- not disposable plates and plasticware, which makes me feel like they care about your experience.
(5)Tamara B.
We were new to the area and went off the reviews and ordered the steak bomb & the chicken finger platter with some cheese fries to start and baklava to finish. First of all it took almost an hour for delivery, no big deal, places get busy. But the most disappointing was the lack of cheese. They charge $1.49 extra for the cheese on the cheese fries and I got no cheese!! I also maybe had one slice of cheese on the steak bomb which I had to douse in ketchup to make edible and I don't even like ketchup that much. Chicken fingers were ok, fries were soggy and had to be doused in seasoned salt to eat, we threw most of them out since they had no CHEESE! At least the baklava was amazing but I won't be going back.
(2)Mike H.
MVP pizzeria is far more than just a pizza place, with a vast selection of hot dogs, and assorted dinner combos of which i must mention there tasty double burger. YUMalicious. I haven't even gotten the opportunity to try the pizza because of all the awesome choices. PS don't sleep on the stromboli!
(4)F A.
What a joke. Typical mass delivery. Ordered a large and got a mini piece of shit pizza. Lat time. Don't go here.
(1)Rachel B.
I'm relatively new to the Woonsocket area, and I have tried a few of the restaurants and pizza places, but only a few allow online ordering. MVP Pizza was one of them. I noticed that their chicken finger dinners were MUCH cheaper ($7.99) than most of the other local pizzerias($10+), and since I was hankering for some chicken and fries, I decided to make an order. My boyfriend wearily ordered a steak and cheese sub. It's his favorite, so he's always nervous trying it at new places. First off, the chicken finger dinner. I have purchased dozens of these from pizza places all over New England and they are usually standard. The flat, cheap, greasy battered chicken laid over a bed of soggy, over-battered fries. Love them, but they're never anything to write home about. When the delivery guy handed me the dinner I literally gasped and said, "wow this is heavy." I opened the little Styrofoam box and what do I see? REAL chicken tenders. These were like fresh chicken breasts dipped in homemade batter and fried to perfection. Little flakes of batter falling off, little pieces of seasonings sprinkled all over them. They genuinely looked so, so incredibly delicious and tasted even better. HUGE, juicy and flavorful. You get a TON of fries. Granted, these were your typical pizza place fries but they weren't soggy, and they were nice and fresh. My boyfriend took one bite of his steak and cheese and just fell silent. He said it was one of the best he's ever had. This isn't that cheap steakums brand meat crap. This was real shaved steak loaded up with cheesy deliciousness on a fresh, doughy sub roll. We're not one for local pizzerias (for PIZZA, anyway) so while I can't say much on what their pizza is like, I will say that what we ordered was DIFFERENT and BETTER than any other local pizza place. The delivery was fast and friendly, and they did not charge for our request of 2 HUGE helpings of honey mustard and sweet and sour, as well as my boyfriend's request for extra cheese on his sandwich. Just that alone makes me want to order again soon in the future. In summation, if you want a meal delivered, try these guys. And try the chicken fingers! AMAZING!
(4)Marlena V.
After another long day of doctors' visits, the hubby & I had the total munchies tonight. As much as we both love Sunshine's pizza, since we were actually home early, we figured we'd give somewhere different a shot. Shifting through the take-out stack that ate Kentucky, M.V.P Pizzeria immediately caught our eye: "order online." Yup. That's about all it takes for us. We ordered their meat lovers' pizza mozzarella sticks for delivery via their online ordering system. The process was convenient, painless and insanely fast: we received a knock at our door no more than 15 minutes later. The pizza was pretty delicious: they were definitely gracious with the toppings. Nothing was soggy or undercooked and surprisingly, I could tell they well seasoned everything with a slightly sweet & zesty combination of spices. The mozzarella sticks were pretty standard but arrived crispy, full of melted cheese. The total came to about $21 after their $2 delivery charge and tip. Overall, we both fully enjoyed our meal. My only real complaint would be that for the portioning, they're a tad on the pricier side. One pie was about $10.50 however unlike other pizza joints, they're pretty much all around 12 inches which is far smaller than what we're used to getting elsewhere for the same price. Still, definitely worth a try if you're in the neighborhood for something a little more gourmet.
(4)A P.
Read the one and only review and was not sure about this choice. Due to a serious lack of options....I figured I'd give it a chance. Was NOT impressed when I walked through the door. To say this is a no frills establishment would be an understandment. The only pizza that was premade looked ROUGH so I ordered a Pepperoni and Cheese Stromboli (not sure on the spelling). The guy made it by hand right in front of me and then tossed it into the Woodfire looking oven (totally gas). I'd give the pizza a solid B -, tasty but a bit under cooked but not too bad. I'll say the cost made up for the no frills envroment...Strombli + 20 oz Coke for under $12 bucks.... pretty good deal. That's my two cents.
(3)Jimeet P.
I stopped by during a business trip and ordered the 2x cheese slice and 20oz. bottle soda for $5.50. The pizza was reheated (typical of per-slice deals). The "wood / brick fire" was actually a natural gas heater, and the crust was done well. It would probably taste better fresh, and my reheated slices were merely warm.
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