When I moved out here from the east coast, I had a hard time finding a good pizza that I liked... until I stumbled on this place. Â The pizza is fresh, sauce is loaded with good tomato flavor and not over powered by all kinds of spices, cheese is amazing quality, and the regular crust is amazing. Â Genuinely good pizza! Â Bonus they have gluten free pizza too!!
Review Source:Ok, we are from Chicago, so we have tried tons of pizza places and we are so glad we found this place!! Â Since moving here, I have been amazed at all the decent pizza places to choose from, but Rush Street is by far our favorite!! Â Best sausage pizza I have ever had (its crumbled in little pieces which I LOVE) and the crust tastes like New York style crust...YUMMY! Â Their pizza sauce is delicious and I absolutely LOVE their garlic knots..slightly crispy on the outside and soft and gooey (good kind of gooey) on the inside and the olive oil/pesto they drizzle on them is sooooo good! Â Even their plain cheese pizza (which I get for the kids) is delicious!
Review Source:Food is just OK. Called the other day and I think the person on the other end must have been stupid because they answered my question with a question. Cooks in the back look really weird and the place is a mess. Don't think I will ever go back there again and save you money. Its not worth it.
Review Source:I live down the street from this place and I've been here maybe 5 times. Up until the last time I was here (7:30 PM Tues, Jan 15, 2013) I have always had a great experience. Fair prices, good specialty pizzas, nice staff. However, on Tues night I went there for my usual favorite "lasagna" pizza and found different staff, a different floor/seating layout, and a different vibe in general. Weird. Anyway, I asked if they could make me a lasagna pizza and the girl taking my order didn't know what I was talking about. Also, the prices had increased a couple dollars per pizza since last time. Alright, so it had been a few months since I'd last been there, whatever. So, I order the other pizza flavor I've tried, the "Rush Streeter."
I take the pizza home and find it to be very soppy and greasy in the center. Not good and not what I normally see from this place. I'm hungry though, so I still dig in. Well, about an hour later, I start to feel my stomach get tight. 3 hours later I am puking and purging my guts out from both ends because that pizza gave me food poisoning!!! It has taken me, what, 3 days to get well enough to write out my disgust about that experience on Yelp. It is not acceptable at any time for a restaurant to give you food poisoning, no matter what the previous experiences were like. This indicates poor food handling, storage, freshness, and/or cleanliness. No matter what the cause is, I will not return. If new management have taken over, guess what, YOU HAVE FAILED. If the old management is still in charge, well then, YOU HAVE WORK TO DO REGARDING YOUR TUESDAY NIGHT STAFF.
Edit: Tammie, you said your company has never had a case of food poisoning. Well guess what, it has one now, recorded forever here on Yelp. Your counter argument based on me not understanding the difference between the flu and food poisoning is weak and insulting. Can't you admit that your temporary crew dropped the ball and provided a subpar pizza that gave someone food poisoning?
Well I decided to go back and try Rush Street again last night and I'm sure glad I did. I ordered a large pepperoni pizza and a couple of chocolate dipped cannolis and enjoyed them both tremendously. On top of that, I unknowingly showed up at closing time and the people inside acted very happy to cook my order instead of trying to send me away like many other restaurants will. Â I also had a great time chatting with (what I assume was) the owners and their employees while I waited for my pizza to cook. Â
Their plentiful coupons and specials allow for very reasonable pricing on a very enjoyable meal. Add in their excellent customer service, something tough to find nowadays when looking for an inexpensive meal, I can't see myself ordering a pizza from anywhere else when I'm looking for delivery or take out in South Chandler.
We have been going to Rush Street for several years now and the food is consistently great. the service is always friendly and I do not think we have ever gotten home to find that our order was not right on.
Highly recommend this local pizza joint... we always take it home so the lack of seating has never been a problem.
They also have great coupons and deals so look for them in the mail and in the menus.
The wife and I wanted to try something "new" for a change so we jumped on Yelp. Â Rush St. Pizza had some good recent reviews, garlic knots, and best of all; a Yelp coupon. Â With all of that working in their favor we had to give them a try. Â
We ordered a thick crust pizza and some garlic knots. Â The pizza was good (lots of cheese, so I was happy) and the garlic knots were amazing. Â We will definitely go back and try something else on the menu (and of course get the large order of garlic knots this time).
I have to say this is by far my favorite pizza place. Very well worth it. Even better when you pick up because it's so hot, fresh and the employees are so pleasant and it's affordable. Big menu, I even had a Chicago dog and my sister had an Italian beef. It was good! Â Please, give them business, they deserve it!
Review Source:Tammie and Gary, the owners, were very oncerned about improving on my prior experience and they did so! We really enjoyed our sandwiches and recommend both the food and the service. It is a ood thing to support local family owned businesses these days, and I hope you all will support Rush Street Pizza!
Review Source:This place was delicious! The first time we got it, 3 and a half years ago. After that I think they changed the recipe or something because the pizza looked completely different. Maybe I will give them another try the next time I am in Chandler, but for now they get 2 stars.
The third star is for how friendly they are, that is the one thing about Rush St. that I admire. The people are so nice and give out free water bottles, and I often see them feeding the cats that live outside of Albertson's.
This place is small, like two-and-a-half booths small. Â On a Sonoran, winter afternoon, this could be troublesome as a cool draft of air will slither in every time somebody opens the door. Â No fountain drinks.
Beyond that the menu is pretty huge considering it's such a teeny space. Â Pizzas ranging from small personal pizzas and running the gamut up through a big 24" monster. Â The prices are respectably decent, no price gouging.
The day I went I had a meatball sub with fries which was one of the many lunch specials they offer. Â It was $5.50 but an even $6 bucks with tax. Â Not bad at all. Â The male cashier, who I assume is also one of the owners, wasn't all that personable but he wasn't rude. Â He just seemed like he would rather be in the back doing anything other than manning the register. Â
When the female cashier returned, which I am assuming is the other owner, she was very nice and hospitable. Â She checked on me a couple times to make sure I had everything I needed.
I'm not the biggest meatball sub freak but every once in a while I'll get the urge to take one on. Â I'm glad I did today. Â It was great. Â Everything was served piping hot. Â If anything I would say the sauce could be a little more flavorful but it's not anything that would keep me from ordering this same sandwich again.
This place is in the strip mall/shopping center that also houses Albertson's, Chen's Chinese and AZ Hair Company.
Check it out.
I'm about a mile out of delivery range, but it's worth the drive for pizza from this place. Â Owners are onsite and amazing to work with. Â
Buffalo Chicken Pizza is one of my favorites, and this place makes it the best in the East Valley! Â Some of the best pizza around, at some of the best prices around!
I may be a little biased in my review, as I do not like thin crust pizza. So we decided to go with the deep dish crust and it was thin crust pizza, with a huge edge. I was not impressed with the crust for that reason, it was no where near deep and the edge was too much. It folded over, and made an even worse left over. The topings have a great flavor and they use alot of cheese, no need to order extra. My husband heard great reviews from this place and so we went out of our way to get here. However I would not go back unless I was in the area. Too much good stuff close to home. Has seating inside although it is a small place so I would recommend take out if you have the option.
Review Source:I work nearby at a school, and we order from them for the students all of the time. They give us awesome deals, so we always go back. They're good to us.
Last night my daughter and I went there for an early dinner, and we ordered a pepperoni, black olive and jalapeno pie. It was ready in 10 minutes, and it was really tasty. They said it's chicago style, but it wasn't. It is thin, so it's like a NY-style that I like.
The drink list was limited (carbonated was about it), and I wanted an ice tea. The bathroom is back behind the kitchen and the place is small, but most people who work there are friendly.
You can't beat the price, and they do deliver.
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