Detroit Pizza Pub

Enjoyed our stop into Detroit Pizza Pub! We had an errand downtown nearby and decided to stop into one of the restaurants in this strip for a late lunch. It's a fun vibe inside, somewhat reminiscent of an English pub (largely due to the big London phone booth) x pizza parlor. Shared the 4 square Detroit style Chicken Bacon Ranch pizza and a Greek salad. The pizza was thick, cheesy, savory, chewy. The bottom of the crust still had a nice bite to it as well. Tasty! Very rich and filling though. The salad was good as well! And pretty big. Great prices and value!! Drinks priced lower here than elsewhere and the food portions were big for the price as well. I might've gone with 4/4.5 stars for the food and environment alone but rounding up due to value!

On a road trip up from So Ohio, so have to stop for Detroit pizza. But I wouldn't stop here. First the Detroit pizza was mediocre at best. Bruschetta was stale bread toasts w overly salty tapenade. Service was ok until there was a shift change and the new server disappeared on us. Finally, either up or downstairs there's a cigar bar so the smoky smell drifts in and out while you're eating. I'm sure if I was a college kid, it might be ok. But as far as food and Detroit pizza goes, there must be better options nearby?!

Probably the worst Detroit style pizza I've had. I feel like this is a decent spot if you've been out at the bars, but other than that I would skip it.

Excellent food! Went today for the first time and it was delicious. My daughter got a personal cheese pizza and it was HUGE! plenty enough for leftovers. Adults tried the BBQ chicken pizza and it had lots of flavor, next time I would ask for a little extra BBQ sauce. We also shared the Italian cheese bread and so.much.cheese... ahhmazing! Highly recommend. Carlos was running the show for us and did such an excellent job and was extremely friendly. It had some tvs in there, seating was fine lots of smaller size tables but also bigger ones that moved perfectly to fit the large family nicely while we were there.

I stumbled upon this place because the Mexican restaurant where I planned to eat lunch a couple of doors down was closed for maintenance. The doors were open so I walked right in. I was a little worried at first. It was lunch time rush on a Friday and there were only three patrons inside. It was a last minute resort and the aroma of pizza smelled good so I decided to stay.I'm not sure what the business model is here, but they may have lowballed themselves. I ordered a nonalcoholic drink ($3) and two slices of pepperoni pizza ($3/each). While nothing was spectacular, only average, the prices could scare customers into thinking the quality is not good. I was just trying to understand why this place was nearly empty at that time of day.Dessert is the most important part of the meal for me and they were extremely lacking. They didn't have a physical dessert menu, but tiramisu and carrot cake were the only options. Not the best way to entice customers to spend more.The staff were very friendly, though one was overly friendly and it was odd to me. Similar to how a salesman anticipates your response to a question and talks too fast to allow even a second to comprehend the response. I think he truly cared how the food and my experience was going, but it felt forced. To ask while I was mid-bite was strange as well. Usually the best time to ask is when I'm finished eating or if I'm not eating the food at all.I read a few reviews after finishing my meal and it seems this place recently opened about one week ago. I just assumed it had been opened for a while from the looks of the decor the employee to customer ratio. It felt like a chain restaurant rather than an actual one. Some work needs to be done on the representation of Detroit Pizza Pub, especially with so many competitors in the vicinity.

Passing through AA for a concert and randomly picked this place. Cool spot, great Detroit style pie, and the server guy rocked too. Would go back.

Had to give Detroit style pizza a go while in Michigan. Definitely its own unique style and not one we are used to. Lots of seating inside and some outside. Quick turnaround on the pies too. Also, a nice selection of beers on tap. Funky interior, couldn't really figure out the design they were going for. Ultimately though don't think we are big fans of this type of pizza, but our waitress was very nice.

The four of us, including two young grandkids, loved the pizza and salad. I also enjoyed the no nonsense laid back atmosphere. The staff hand made a couple of chocolate milks for the kids too. We'll be back!

both the service and the food here is absolutely amazing. Easy place to miss when walking by, hard place to forget once you've had it! Also, a great opportunity to have quality pizza and then finish off the night in a cool speak-easy themed cigar lounge downstairs. I would rank this place 6/5 if I could!

INCREDIBLE! We had the meat lovers, buffalo chicken and veggie pizzas and they were all awesome! A great salad, too!! Highly recommend!