MOD Pizza

This was a very interesting and "new" lunch stop. It's Subways meets Pizza Hutt. You walk in and can either order a pizza from the board or you can have one made in the identical way you have a sandwich made at Subways. They take a pizza crust and you walk down the line and tell them what you want on it. Then, it goes right into an oven at the end. The oven takes about ten minutes and the pizza come out fresh and hot. They have some dessert pizza type choices as well as the "pride" cakes and chocolate "ding dong" type cakes. The "pride" cake is a white cake with frosting and sprinkles and it's really overly sweet, in my opinion. The chocolate cake version was really tasty. They have a berry lemonade that is to die for. Sooo yummy. The restaurant is clean and well organized. Plenty of parking and seating. I ordered a cheese pizza and garlic bread. The garlic bread was entirely too strong with rosemary and the pizza was good but average. I used to make pizza at home, with my sister, that was basically the same. Roll out a pizza dough, sauce on it, some cheese and toppings. I don't really feel I got my moneys worth. The customer service was fantastic and the bathrooms were clean and non binary.

This was our second visit. Our first visit was a 5 of 5 star review. Our second visit was 1 of 5.We came in on May 4th, Saturday night. Plenty of parking in the lot. As we walked in around 8pm time frame, the store had zero people in line. 5-6 employees working at the time. I thought I was very happy about the time that I came in. I felt the woman who greeted me was below par. She attempted to communicate that they recently had a huge online order. That helped to give me some sympathy. But I do not feel that allows the employee to communicate far less than professional. I felt she was taking out her frustrations on us.It also appeared that half the staff was new and there was clearly tension on the floor. It seemed like the entire team was burnt out. My pizza tasted burnt out. The manager stated loudly to the team, I've been here since 1pm and haven't taken a break. It was Awkward being in the building with the back and forth of the staff. It also seemed like any staff member could have walked out and said I quit. My receipt for two pizzas and two drinks was two feet long. It had all kinds of items on it and taken off. My wife said to me at our table, what is this? Someone clearly didn't know what they were doing on the register. And the hostility in the building made me want to avoid asking about the receipt. Luckily we have been to this location previously and understand what a good night looks like. This was not a good night. If I were by myself, I would have left and went to a neighbor location before making it to the cash register.My enjoyment at the table was ruined from the customer service that we received. I think it was more than the previous online order. I think it was a combination of events that equaled a rough night for everyone. It's the next day now and I'm still bothered by my second experience at this particular location. I was watching my pizza being made and the gal instructed me to wait at the register. She had enough of me. Her initial greeting was lousy. The manager mocked the neighbor pizza location of Anthony's pizza. Well on this night, Mod Pizza was considerably inferior to the competition.

I have only ordered to go from this location since I am usually ordering for my office. I love that they have such a customizable menu. It makes ordering food for all of the coworkers easy. No one has to fight over toppings or type of sauce, etc. The online ordering is super easy to use and makes group orders go smoothly. They are always hot and fresh when we pick up. Never had anything sitting there getting cold waiting for us to pick it up. This time I tried a salad as well and they forgot my dressing. It happens, and luckily we had salad dressings in the office fridge. An ingredient was out too for a few of the salads ordered. I will they could mark that on the website to you know you cannot order it. other than that, great concept and good food.

I went here to use a coupon for a free mod pizza. I wasted gas money and time. In fact, I showed up at 11 am only to be told they weren't open due to staffing shortages and income back after 1230. Like a fool, I drove the 7 miles home and returned, excited to take advantage of the coupon. I ordered the meat lovers (mad dog) and watched them make it while I eagerly awaited its completion. I ordered it to go so I could enjoy it at home. This was quite possibly, the worst pizza I have ever eaten. The worst. If you want good pizza skip this place. Go to Marco's Coal Fired (Ballpark/DTC) or Blue Pan Detroit Style (Cap Hill/Highlands) or hell - go to King Soopers and get the store brand crap in cellophane and microwave it. I guarantee you THAT would taste better than anything MOD makes. It might stand for "made on demand" but it more closely resembles something mass-produced. I had better meals on airplanes. Do yourself a favor and save your money, your time, and your digestive tract. Side note: I used their restroom and it reminded me of a gas station - do not recommend. This place is Meh Overhyped and Disgusting. Note: the staff was very nice and friendly. I have no fault with them. Just the food quality and cleanliness of the establishment.

Oh the pizzas and salads here are top notch .I love having pizzas from here usually and the salads here i need to try for once and drinks and the.walls are a source of inspiration. The service is friendly we need to pick our order or they get it for us but mostly they call our names and personalize the pizza The ambience is great and overall I loved mod pizza with or without the cake and drinks and beveragez like the shakes ,chocolate cake with Ganache and the sodas kept inside the store

Good place to get made to order pizza. I would say this is similar to Blaze Pizza that I grew up with. The crust is super thin, which I personally like but I know some people don't. Service was very good and staff was very friendly. It's about $12 for an 11-inch pizza so not the most affordable but still good to get all the toppings that you like and make it personalized!

If I could give 2.5 stars, I would. I get that they're several teenagers working in there but there should be an adult overseeing things. The one guy on oven was definitely overwhelmed and about to lose his cool. One girl just kept putting pizzas in the oven instead of allowing the cook to catch up. Resulting in burnt pizzas. No organization. No communication. We watched it all a fall apart in front of our eyes! pizza's were good.

We came to this area to try the new I Scream right next door, but decided to needed some "real" food first. We had no idea you simply paid based on the size of pizza you ordered and could choose whatever toppings you wanted - as many as you wanted included meats, cheeses, veggies, even fruits and perhaps ten different sauces! This is my kind of place! When you are used to each additional topping costing $2+ dollars, this was such a treat and the result was one of my favorite pizzas in Denver! The crust was crispy and I loved the roasted red peppers, pesto, Pepperoncinis and all the meats :). The only slightly negative aspect was that my pizza, which had my name attached, was given to the customer before me. I kept wondering what was taking so long since my husband got his right away and I couldn't even see one that looked like mine until that customer came back in with my pizza. Not a big deal, but a pretty easy mistake to fix if you're paying attention. Not to worry. I'll be back to give them another try!

I was pleasantly surprised with this place! You choose your size, choose your crust and then UNLIMITED toppings for the same price? Can't beat that. Staff was super friendly and patient as I tried to understand all the options. One warning, if you are strict about your dietary needs, they use gloves but use their hands to dig into the toppings, so cross contamination is inevitable. I ordered their standard crust with pepperoni, garlic, chicken sausage, broccoli, fresh tomatoes, etc. Note the standard crust is more of a thin crust style - I think next time I will try a thicker crust. It was still delicious and fresh and price was very reasonable. Their flavored lemonade was also divine - had a nice berry flavor to balance out the tartness of the lemons and not too sweet. My drink and individual pizza total was about $12 with tax - a decent value.

Don't know what happened to this place but in the last few months they can't seem to get it right. We usually order 4 to 6 pizza's and build our own and ask for light baked. All the pizza's have been hard and almost burnt the last several times. The toppings aren't the fresh ones we are accustomed to either. Maybe we can chalk that up to them being overcooked. It's a crap shoot, would suggest try elsewhere until they can figure it out.