1000° Wood Fired Pizza

1000 degrees is a fun and unique place to visit for BBQ and over fired pizza. It's a lot off the beaten path but it is worth the visit. There is parking across the street as the unique style building takes over most of the street corner. The outside is a fun collection of farm silos and rustic old buildings. It definitely welcoming!The inside is also fun and unique. There are lots of friendly faces to greet you at the counter to get you going. The interior is dominated by a collection of rooms added together. Each room offers a little dining experience. We ate in the silo. The kids loved all the farm decorations and collectible items. Many of these are eye level and invite smaller kids to interact with these items. Lots of family fun!!On this trip we ordered pizza. Getting the drinks was easy as it is wide open and help-yourself. The table service is all plastic ware so you pick this up as you need them.The cheesy bread was delicious. The edges were crispy and the cheese oozed and was nicely melted. The bread, while delicious, has a slight oily-greasy taste.The supreme pizza was very tasty. The crust was soft of ten interior with a crispier well baked outside. The dough was tasty and had a slight sweet taste. The pizza doesn't have tons of toppings. There was enough to remind you of the type of pizza you selected. All items were fresh to taste.Make an effort to go out of your way to visit 1000 degrees!

It is always too crowed on the weekends to go so when my contractors wanted to meet here for lunch I said yes and I was not disappointed too much.I got they early and parked at their lot across the street.The decor is cool. A little over board, but cool. The bathroom sink is about to fall off the wall and the toilet is like a foot off the ground... a little up dating wouldn't hurt...The food was good. I had the wings.

The location of this restaurant is about an hour from where I live, so it's a little off the beaten path for me, but some friends recently went there, so we gave it a try.So, this restaurant was one of those places where I was a bit more impressed with the building and the ambience than I was with the pizza. The building itself seems large, considering its rural-ish location. Service was very good, and the interior decor is sort of like an American 50's and 60's nostalgia type of thing. Lots of movie and pop culture memorabilia all over the interior. The pizza was not bad - it just didn't knock me out like I was hoping. I'm a big fan of wood-fired anything, and although the wood-fired oven did give a nice char to the dough, I thought the pizza dough was a bit too thin and could have used a little more yeast and/or rise. But, take that with a grain of salt (figuratively - the actual dough was well-salted). There was nothing at all wrong with this pizza. I'd give it a solid letter grade of "B".

The service is remarkable and the food is second to none. Everything is delicious. Decorated is a sports, antique car, pizza theme with 50-60's music playing. By 5:00 the dining room was starting to fill up, it's not fast food it's excellent food!

Wow! The veggie pizza might be the best pizza I have ever had!! Thin crust and perfectly cooked. There were big pieces of tomato on top and it was just the right amount of cheese. When you walk in the door, you immediately smell wood smoke. You find a table, decide on what you want and head back to the front to place your order. I wasn't expecting anything special but I was dead wrong! Yum!It is a big place! I loved the decorations. Lots of old vintage toys. There is a big parking lot across the street which is good because the parking in front of the restaurant was full. I can't wait to go back and try the lunch special. It is a great place to stop after a day at Summit Lake. I would give six stars if I could!!

This is a great place for pizza. The atmosphere is wonderful. You can smell the wood from the wood fire grill.They do have pizzas for gluten-free, however, if you are going to order a gluten-free pizza, you need to make sure you have a big bank account. The service is so so and you should be ready to wait for a while. So, if you're hungry, you might want to stop someplace first and get a snack.Again, though, the pizza is really good here.

My husband asked for a fathers's day adventure to try out 1000 degrees. Overall, great pizza! Dough was good, sauce was not overpowering and a great foundation. Toppings were generous and flavorful. It was a bit of a drive from Indy but it was a great little adventure with some good food and great service.

We stopped in for lunch today as first time visitors. Love all the nostalgic memorabilia and the pizza was very good!

I love the interior decor. They have a lot of vintage decals. We went on a Friday night; it was somewhat busy. The staff was nice. The only upsetting thing is that we had to wait a little over a hour for 2 pizzas. The pizza was average, but not worth driving a hour for.

I am not sure what the rave is about for this business. I have ordered several different items from the menu and have not been impressed. My last order was a taco pizza. The main ingredients on the pizza were the crust and lettuce. I did not find 1/4 cup of beef on the pizza and it was $20 for a 12 inch. Everything I have ordered has not been great.