Eagles Pizza

Ordered a sausage crumble pizza and a salad for pick up. Food was ready within twenty minutes. The salad was just a big pile of iceberg lettuce with pepperoni pieces, one black olive, one green olive, one peppercini pepper and a little bit of mozzarella cheese on top of it. One salad dressing packet of creamy Italian wasn't enough for all of that lettuce. (Order extra if you plan to share the salad) The pizza crust is a thinner crust. It's crunchy and not too thin. We ordered it square cut. The sausage crumbles were also tasty and spread evenly throughout the crust. The sauce was spread too thin to taste and the cheese was almost absent. The sausage sits on top of the cheese. Our pie was baked so that the sausage was all browned and crispy., almost burned. I ordered extra pizza sauce on the side to dip my crust into. I'm glad I did, as they gave me a decent amount. I ended up spreading it over each piece. The sauce alone was almost too salty, but it worked out because I was able to taste it. It's not the best, but tolerable. My suggestion would be to order extra sauce on the crust, then put the sausage on and the cheese on top of the sausage. This will prevent the sausage from being over cooked, and do not get it well done. I didn't take any pictures, but the leftovers were good the next day, and it heated well in the microwave on one minute. I also used the extra sauce on the left overs. Note: This was a carry out order. A fork was provided for the salad, and napkins were included in the bag.

We finally dined in! We usually get take away but this time decided to stay. You order at the counter, they give youba number you find a seat and they bring your food to the table. There is a soda fountain so you get your own drinks. Its really cute! Lots of local historical things on display here. They have booths and tables. Our food came out quickly. Inwas shocked by how big the salad was... and how much cheese it had (thanks Eagles!). Pizza soon followed. Crust was perfect. Honest, you cant get better taco pizza in Columbus. So good!!

Used to live nearby and came all the time. Solid local pizza place. Happened to be nearby today and: it hasn't changed. Okay, sure, the menu board is electronic now. I think the bathrooms have been redone. And yes, prices are higher. But same place, same food, same experience. And that's a good thing.In a small, historic building, and the owner is a history buff so the decor is artifacts and photos from the area. (Plus his books on sale out front, Civil War-focused.) Decent sized dining area, but they do a ton of to-go business too.Good pizza. Thin-ish crust, party cut, loads of good toppings. Subs, a nice selection of sides, etc. We got several small pizzas; missed the tiny print about minis, which would be a better individual size. But hey, leftovers. And there is a display of sizes to the left of the front counter, so eyeball that. I got a sub because I remember them being good, and they are: good bread, good meat and veggies. And big. Also a side of fried cauliflower because I like it; it was enough to share.Service was great. The place is comfy. The food is good, maybe not spectacular but better than chain. Drop in if you are nearby.

Such a cute little pizza shop! Went there for the first time tonight to grab a take out order. We kept it simple with a large pepperoni pizza and it was delicious. Can't wait to go back and try some other items!

Been coming to Eagles with family and friends for over 20 years; the Keesee family is great and love both of their pizza locations. The pepperoni and taco pizzas are legendary! Most recent visit was the first dine in experience in awhile; 8 adults and 3 kids under 6. It was during a busy dinner rush and although the food was excellent, the customer service was lacking. We had one order ticket "misplaced" and we had to remind them of it before it was found and that order eventually brought out. Another order was entirely lost, but rather than easily work with us on the missing order of fries ($2.69) two different employees insisted they had brought out everything we ordered (with the first person being pretty rude!) The second employee came out armed with all the tickets to prove they were right (even though they previously admitted they lost a ticket so not sure why it wasn't possible they lost two) and she was clearly frustrated to the point we felt we needed to calm her down.After an unnecessarily long time - the missing fries were brought out. The experience was not a reflection of my history with Eagles but perhaps the young staff currently employed are not accustomed to busy dinner rushes or how to appropriately handle such situations.

Would not recommend for pizza option. The rod here does not have much flavor taste like cardboard.

My husband would come here in his younger years. He said the food is not what it used to be. He got a pizza, had very little flavor. We also had chicken tenders and fried mushrooms. Both were good. Not much to be said about the service. It's pretty much self serve. The history atmosphere is nice.

An institution in New Albany before the white fences! Great pizza, reasonable prices.

Taco pizza is not the same as it used to be. Haven't had one in years and won't order again. Sad

Since this business has decided to try to shadow ban my review on Google, I will also post it here. It is dishonest and unfair of a business to attempt to disguise or remove negative reviews of their products or services.Food was great, but service was terrible. Server told me he'd bring extra cheese for my pizza and never did. I waited several minutes and showed grace, but he still didn't follow through. Then, we asked for two boxes to go and he only brought one. When we tried to say "excuse me" and get his attention, he ignored us twice. I had to go up and ask for another box from a different server. His voice was so high pitched and he spoke so softly we couldn't even understand him when he was confirming our requests. It won't keep me from coming back, but I'm most certainly not leaving a tip for that level of service.