I was not impressed. I was lured in by their promise of pizza sold by the slice and excited when the people behind the counter promised me a delicious, jumbo slice for $3. Aside from the fact that I got pizza, not much else of that promise was fulfilled! The pizza was (obviously) not fresh so I sat there while it was reheated for me, which meant it got cold again very quickly.
As I got back to my friends house to eat my cold slice of kind of large (but I wouldn't say jumbo- I'm used to Bacci's huge)- I just wasn't impressed. It was easily devoured by both myself and a five year old. The sauce was cold and too sweet, the cheese just icky, and the crust too thin to support a "jumbo" slice. The reason I gave it two stars instead of one is because I'd probably come again in a pinch, but I don't think I'd order a full pizza from this place.
I've had this pizza a number of times. The only good thing I can say about it is that it is cheap. The last pizza we ordered from there was burnt on the bottom. Not how I like my pizza! Not much sauce on the pizza and subpar vegetable toppings. Very thin peppers and tomatoes. Could barely taste them on the pizza.
Overall, not much flavor but cheap and good enough.
When I first moved in the area I was worried that i would never find a replacement pizza place of the one where I used to live. I tried a few places in town until I found Enzo's. My dreams were answered and they have been my go-to pizza joint for the last two years.
The pan pizza is great if you like a thick crust. The sauce is not too sweet its more spicy, that's how I like it. The sausage is very tasty too.
If your having a party and pizza is the choice, get the 24" inch pizza. You wont regret it and there isn't many places that can make it that size. Good stuff and recommend it.
We've lived in Homer Glen for 10 years and never tried Enzo's until June of 2011.
They always have coupons in the local newspapers. We said,''What can you lose with $5 off on a large $15 cheese pizza.''
Finding the place was hard. It had small signs in front located in a large strip mall. Unless you've been there before it was hard to locate.
My wife brings a large pizza box which was advertised as a large but looked more like a medium. The sauce was bland, cheese was spread very thin and lacked in taste. It tasted just like Domino's and Little Caesar's pizza.
That was the first and last time eating Enzo's Pizzeria.
My husband and I just ordered from Enzo's tonight. It's close by which was convenient and this was the first time trying it. We ordered the classic pizza, I must say it was pretty good, but if I were to pick from enzo's and another down the street pizza place (nancy's), I would pick nancy's. I might have to just try it a second time to give it 4 stars.
We also  ordered the breaded mushrooms. Those were delish!
We order Enzo's pizza for lunch at least twice a month at our office. All four of us love it. Â They did move from a block away from us on 159th to 143rd. The price is reasonable, so we make the trip. Â
We once ordered the 24" by mistake, it was a riot!! So big it almost didn't fit in my car. : D
This is my favorite pizza place in the Orland/Homer/Lockport area without a doubt. The food is really cheap (and there are always coupons online), the atmosphere is quiet and nice (and the employees there are friendly), and they have a Galaga and Pac-Man machine.
I've only had the pizza and fries so I can only comment on those - the fries are seriously some of the best I've had. And they're $1.50 for a pretty big order too. The pizza is great also and they make a 24 inch pizza which was enough to feed me and my friends well into the next day.
RC is the soft drink they sell - which is wonderful because I love RC.
It's a little hard to find because it's in a hidden strip mall (it's behind a bar with neon palm trees) but it's worth it. Highly highly recommended.
I was at my brother's and everyone decided it was a pizza night. He recently moved into the area and hadn't tried Enzo's.
We ordered thin crust sausage pizza. They were very helpful and friendly on the phone. We did end up calling back to change the order and that was no problem.
Location:
It is set back in in a narrow parking area, but they have a sign right on the road, so it shouldn't be hard to find.
We ended up doing the carryout thing. It's very clean with a few tables for dining in. The one thing we noticed is they sold Italian sausage, both mild and hot. I was thinking this is a good sign, being the sausage must be good if they sell it over the counter. They also had other pizza ingredients for sale including pizza dough.
The Pizza:
I thought it was very good pizza. The crust was thin and crispy and had a good pizza crust flavor. The sauce had a slightly sweet and very good taste. For the most part, there was just the right amount of toppings, maybe they could have put a little bit more cheese, but this was more of a personal taste thing. The sausage had a very pleasant homemade taste.
One cool thing they do offer is a 24" pizza. I think this could be for the next time we go here. I look forward to returning and trying some of the other food, also.
This is a hidden gem that is worth trying.
The 5 best restaurants in the 2015 Denver Restaurant Week
3,607 Views | Category: Denver
The complete list of 2015 Denver Restaurant Week businesses
1,970 Views | Category: Denver
The tourists' guide to Portillos: 5 must have dishes
3,306 Views | Category: Chicago
Pho = Pronounced "fuh" not "foe" for pho-king sake
2,904 Views | Category: Denver
Indulgery selected to exhibit at Collision Conference
2,983 Views | Category: Press Releases
Not Logged In
BUSINESSES
Local Businesses
Near Me
My Favorites
SOCIAL
Blog & News
MY ACCOUNT
Login
Register
Contact Us
Add Your Business
