Good food. As good as the other Abby's I've been to. The atmosphere feels like the pizza places that sprung up everywhere in the 80's.
(4)
Christina B.
This is an awesome place for CHICKEN! Don't let the name fool you, yes they have pizza and a salad bar but they have great fried chicken too! Also with the chicken are "spuds" little flavor packed potato disks....they offer ranch with everything (take it, it's good).......If you're really nice they stay open late for you!
(5)
Ed S.
This is the worst pizza I have ever had. Another Yelper says they have good Chicken, so maybe that's worth having. But the only their pizza is "legendary" is legendarily bad. Medford is not the hotbed of good food. If you're looking for pizza I would have to steer you to one of the chains. At least with Pizza Hut and Papa Johns you know what you're getting.
(1)
Sabrina T.
It was okay. The crust was good and the people were super friendly, so 2 stars for that. It wasn't horrible, just mediocre. Insides could use an update or something.
(2)
Tim J.
Stayed at motel 6 on Biddel Rd. and found this pizza joint near by. Ordered a pizza with half beef half salami with all shrooms and order of hot wings to go. Tasted great; pizza right thickness and crispness. Plenty of toppings. Chicken wings good too. Friendly and complete service. For what my son and I ordered 5 stars. Why the 5th star? Service and attitude by everyone I interact with. Probably head there again tomorrow or next time I'm in town. Son and I happy! Oh, and free Wi-Fi too.
(5)
lee s.
Abby's is our favorite pizza place when visiting Oregon, and we always end up going to the Florence location two or three times when we're staying at the TT South Jetty campground. We hadn't had enough Abby's pizza, so decided to stop by this location on our way home. We're glad we did! We ordered by phone and asked to have our pizza and spuds ready at 2:30. Arrived at 2:20, and our order was ready right on time. We ordered our usual: pepperoni pizza and mojo's. Thought the mojo's weren't cooked enough, but they were awesome (as usual). Plenty of sauce on the pizza, nice crispy crust, and they even turned on baseball on the TV for us. The manager was very friendly, and was nice enough to let us buy two Abby's beer glasses even though we didn't buy beer. Worthy of SIX stars!
(5)
Sharri U.
We were visiting Crater Lake, when we found this local gem on the way back ftom hiking down and up Cleetwood Cove. We got a Hawaiian style pizza, perfect crust, great cheese and Canadian bacon. Friendly service, too. We will definitely go back there when we visit Oregon again.
(5)
Michael B.
I honestly think the delivery driver that comes to my door every time I order. . .is on crack, or something similar. There is seriously something wrong with that guy. He never completes his own sentences, he sporadically flails about, and say's things like "how ya doing tonight? Good-good" without waiting for a reponse. When I give him a tip, I almost feel like telling him to not blow it all at one meth lab. Aaaanyway. . .regarding the actual pizza, I still order it every couple months or so. Therefore, it can't be THAT bad. I mean, it's better than the typical fastfood chain-pizza a la Pizza Hut et al, but that's not really saying much. For the most part, it's typically satisfactory for 1980's small-town pizza-PARLOR type of stuff. . .it's the kind of place you take Lil' Junior out to, to celebrate his loss after a little league game or something like that. It's pretty good for what it is, but it would fall flat in a larger city that has better options. Oh, and another thing. . .DO NOT use your credit or debit card. They seem to have a consitant hang-up with charging orders to cards twice. I've been double-charged twice. Within 6 week of each other. Upon my confronting them, I was met with a "my bad, dude." Seriously.
(2)
John J.
We were traveling through Meford tonight going back to San Francisco and really needed some small pizza shop style pizza. It was great. Maybe the decor is a bit rustic, but not crap like some of the dive places where we live. The crust was just right, about medium to thin and crisp on the outside - no burns. The pizza had plenty of toppings and all of them fresh. Their beer selection is a bit limited, but don't let that stop you. The pizza is great, and better then most places where I live. We almost skipped this place because of the very few ratings, but glad we didn't. Check it out, there is the more popular looking joint up the street, but when we drove past it looked like an hour wait to get in. I suggest skip the young trendy crowds and just dive into some pizza goodness at Abbys. The weary traveler was welcomed.
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : Yes Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : No Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : Free Has TV : Yes Dogs Allowed : No Waiter Service : No Caters : Yes
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Brian P.
Good food. As good as the other Abby's I've been to. The atmosphere feels like the pizza places that sprung up everywhere in the 80's.
(4)Christina B.
This is an awesome place for CHICKEN! Don't let the name fool you, yes they have pizza and a salad bar but they have great fried chicken too! Also with the chicken are "spuds" little flavor packed potato disks....they offer ranch with everything (take it, it's good).......If you're really nice they stay open late for you!
(5)Ed S.
This is the worst pizza I have ever had. Another Yelper says they have good Chicken, so maybe that's worth having. But the only their pizza is "legendary" is legendarily bad. Medford is not the hotbed of good food. If you're looking for pizza I would have to steer you to one of the chains. At least with Pizza Hut and Papa Johns you know what you're getting.
(1)Sabrina T.
It was okay. The crust was good and the people were super friendly, so 2 stars for that. It wasn't horrible, just mediocre. Insides could use an update or something.
(2)Tim J.
Stayed at motel 6 on Biddel Rd. and found this pizza joint near by. Ordered a pizza with half beef half salami with all shrooms and order of hot wings to go. Tasted great; pizza right thickness and crispness. Plenty of toppings. Chicken wings good too. Friendly and complete service. For what my son and I ordered 5 stars. Why the 5th star? Service and attitude by everyone I interact with. Probably head there again tomorrow or next time I'm in town. Son and I happy! Oh, and free Wi-Fi too.
(5)lee s.
Abby's is our favorite pizza place when visiting Oregon, and we always end up going to the Florence location two or three times when we're staying at the TT South Jetty campground. We hadn't had enough Abby's pizza, so decided to stop by this location on our way home. We're glad we did! We ordered by phone and asked to have our pizza and spuds ready at 2:30. Arrived at 2:20, and our order was ready right on time. We ordered our usual: pepperoni pizza and mojo's. Thought the mojo's weren't cooked enough, but they were awesome (as usual). Plenty of sauce on the pizza, nice crispy crust, and they even turned on baseball on the TV for us. The manager was very friendly, and was nice enough to let us buy two Abby's beer glasses even though we didn't buy beer. Worthy of SIX stars!
(5)Sharri U.
We were visiting Crater Lake, when we found this local gem on the way back ftom hiking down and up Cleetwood Cove. We got a Hawaiian style pizza, perfect crust, great cheese and Canadian bacon. Friendly service, too. We will definitely go back there when we visit Oregon again.
(5)Michael B.
I honestly think the delivery driver that comes to my door every time I order. . .is on crack, or something similar. There is seriously something wrong with that guy. He never completes his own sentences, he sporadically flails about, and say's things like "how ya doing tonight? Good-good" without waiting for a reponse. When I give him a tip, I almost feel like telling him to not blow it all at one meth lab. Aaaanyway. . .regarding the actual pizza, I still order it every couple months or so. Therefore, it can't be THAT bad. I mean, it's better than the typical fastfood chain-pizza a la Pizza Hut et al, but that's not really saying much. For the most part, it's typically satisfactory for 1980's small-town pizza-PARLOR type of stuff. . .it's the kind of place you take Lil' Junior out to, to celebrate his loss after a little league game or something like that. It's pretty good for what it is, but it would fall flat in a larger city that has better options. Oh, and another thing. . .DO NOT use your credit or debit card. They seem to have a consitant hang-up with charging orders to cards twice. I've been double-charged twice. Within 6 week of each other. Upon my confronting them, I was met with a "my bad, dude." Seriously.
(2)John J.
We were traveling through Meford tonight going back to San Francisco and really needed some small pizza shop style pizza. It was great. Maybe the decor is a bit rustic, but not crap like some of the dive places where we live. The crust was just right, about medium to thin and crisp on the outside - no burns. The pizza had plenty of toppings and all of them fresh. Their beer selection is a bit limited, but don't let that stop you. The pizza is great, and better then most places where I live. We almost skipped this place because of the very few ratings, but glad we didn't. Check it out, there is the more popular looking joint up the street, but when we drove past it looked like an hour wait to get in. I suggest skip the young trendy crowds and just dive into some pizza goodness at Abbys. The weary traveler was welcomed.
(5)