Firehouse Pizza

Walked into the place and there was no one greeting and we went up to the desk and eventually someone behind the counter asked what we needed. She said they were taking a waiting list but no one could seem to find the list. She asked us, the customer if we had like for any open tables. She then went on to say keep looking and when one opens up you can take it.  We then got a table and had "the new girl." She didn't know the menu and had to ask us out order about 3 times. As I saw her write our correct order (pizza, salad and breadsticks). We waited for awhile with nothing. Finally our pizza came. We had to ask about the salad and she said she forgot. Then we asked about the breadsticks and she blamed the computer system for being down. Throughout the visit  she kept talking about something being wrong the the computer system. We noticed others around us getting their food in a timely fashion.

Really good thin crust pizza with a great sauce that seems just right.  Personally, I like the Hawaiian pizza as the ingredients just tend to fit well together with the semi-sweet sauce..

In a sea of chains I suppose this is a pretty solid option for pizza, but it certainly has its pros and cons.  

Here are what I thought some of the pros were:
-Large menu with lots of options.
-Decent pizza with a thin crunchy crust.
-Crispy onion rings, plump chicken wings and awesome french fries.
-Reasonable service for our fairly large party.
-Private room for our group.
-Awesome pizza wall clock in our private room.
-Sweet firefighter decor.

And the cons:
-Back hallway, restrooms, and private room stunk like dirty mop water.
-While the wings themselves were good, they were way over-sauced.
-Service was a little spotty, but the waitress appeared to be busy with the main area as well.
-A few items we ordered were forgotten.
-The pizza was cut in small squares and not traditional slices.

While it's not the best pizza I've ever had, I'd probably visit again if I was in Peoria and in the mood for pizza.