That was easily in the top 5 worst pizzas I've ever had. Â I love pizza. Â I usually order a large for myself and have it over a few days. Â Even bad pizza is fine. Â I was hungry enough to get two slices down, but the rest is going in the trash. Â
As if that wasn't enough, they were over 30 minutes late on the delivery. Â Their online ordering is pretty clunky, but it worked. Â 40 minutes later I called to see if maybe there was a problem or something and the lady just abruptly said "Yeah! Â It's on it's way!" and hung up. Â A full hour after ordering, the guy finally shows up, nowhere near where I'd put in the comments, but fine. Â Mistakes happen. Â
I just moved in and found out that they paper the hallways of this complex with flyers. Â If I would have known, I would have avoided them. Â
It was bad enough that after years of using Yelp, I actually signed up for an account and this is my first review. Â
Horrible. Â Inedible. Â Nothing good about them.
Do yourself a favor, steer clear of this soggy pizza coupled with bad service.
There's absolutely nothing special about this place. Placed an order for delivery at 7:54pm and it arrived around 8:40pm. Okay so that's not too bad even though it's Tuesday night. The pizza is average at best, pretty soggy even they obviously attempted to fulfill my request for a crispy pizza. It had maybe 3 or 4 jalapeno's on it, that's a deal breaker right there. I would only order from this place again if I have completely exhausted all other surrounding pizza joints and they all fail miserably and even then, I really doubt I would.
Oh yeah and I asked for crushed peppers and parmesan cheese but when the delivery girl came her response to that was "yeah......they didn't give those to me." Hard to explain the snide tone she made but I felt like she actually meant to say "no one get's those, @#$ hole" which was reflected in her $1 tip. Shame, had four other bills waiting for her but even $1 was too much.
Soggy food. Average prices. Â Weekday delivery took two hours. Â Definitely get the wings if you want to try one of the five worst on the Front Range! They make an edible gyro, which might have been pretty good if it hadn't sat around for a couple hours. Â At least the food was warm...then again it was 90 degrees so that probably helped...it's a big city so you can probably find worse, but they're fighting for a spot!
Review Source:Hole in the wall that's easy to miss if you're not alert when driving past. But you can never have enough pizza places in the neighborhood when you're hungry. Smell and taste reminded me of Cici's (and that's a place I like), but pricier of course. Price for the size (NY style thin crust) that you get is on par with Anthony's, so honestly, you should just opt for Anthony's. Though sometimes an Anthony's just isn't close enough, so until they put one on East Colfax, this will do. Honestly, it's nothing special, but it's still good pizza.
Review Source:Early warning! Don't get confused as I did and think this was the actual "Famous Pizza" that I've come to know and love.
Still, the pizza is decent, but not nearly as good as the Famous Pizza on Colfax closer to downtown. The delivery time was slow (promised 25 min, actual 1 hr). They are definately more friendly on the phone that the "other" Famous Pizza. Apparently there is some battle between the two. The delivery driver filled me in on the juicy details.
If you want "famous" pizza, leave off the "& subs" and you'll be happy with your choice.
Danger. Danger, Will. The pizza's non-descript (blah sauce and tastes like cheese substitute), but the truly disturbing thing is I've walked past this place and on more than one occasion (wrongly) concluded that it had been closed down by the Health Dept or abandoned. Â Dirty work surfaces and piled up stuff on the floor put this place at the top of my restaurant fear factor list.
Review Source:Edible pizza, but nothing to write home about. In fact, I didn't really feel it was worthy of a review, but somebody keeps hounding me to "write more," so here go it's three stars.
I don't think this is an eat-in establishment. Strictly delivery.
A couple of things would really help this little establishment out.
1) Get a better phone. The one they're using from --apparently-- 1964 puts so much static on the line, I am amazed I was able to complete a conversation.
2) Put some spice in their red sauce. After ordering the breadsticks, I momentarily thought that someone had mischieviously replaced my "marinara" with parsley-sprinkled tomato substitute.
Good and greasy, New York Style pie. Â I had to hold back a stars because the pizza is not usually ready when they say it will be, which means I end up sitting in their dirty storefront waiting for the pie. Â Maybe delivery is better, but I don't like what happens to pizza crust when it drives around to other peoples houses first::-)
If you feel like having non-traditional toppings, try the Buffalo chicken pizza, Â How do you make pizza more fattening? Â Why, dip it in blue cheese dressing, of course!.
See you on the treadmill. Â I'll be the one with the jiggly arse.
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