Pizza Time

Always expect a line out the door! Love pizza time it's a must while you are out walking and shopping on St. George Street. They have a plethora of pizza options, garlic rolls, calzones, potato balls, sodas and a few wines. The pizzas are always fresh, full of flavor and the cheese pull is to die for! The pizzas are sold by the slice and they only take cash (they do have an ATM machine inside if needed) The dinning room is always packed but there's always one or two ladies shuffling people are pins to make sure there's always a clean table available for your party. Pizza time is definitely a MUST

Super duper disappointed! Service by this employee was amazing! She cleaned all the tables and set up our table for us as 8 people! She was wonderful and so funny too! Dining room was clean and tidy because of her. The pizza is the only pizza place on the strip so of course it brings the hype and when you see others in the line for the demand, you join too! We have been wanting to try this place but every trip we make, the lines are too long. Bring from NY, this wasn't going to be my first rodeo. It missed the mark for me. There are no prices and a fountain drink is $5.33. What the heck. Okay then. I think we got 4 slices and 3 garlic knots and we paid about $44. Wouldn't mind if it were delicious but the first crispy bite was promising. It got soggy and hard from there. U got the chicken parm and I had to discard some of the chicken bc it was chewy. Not high quality ingredients in my opinion and it's CASH ONLY! I wouldn't return but hey, people seem to love it and they're never slow. Try it but I'll pass next time!

Their Pizza was ok very expensive.When a piece of pizza costs 10 dollars it has to be something special and their pizza was just ok.The service was ok? It is like a cafeteria style you order Carri and help yourself.Way overpriced.

The dining experience was quite enjoyable, particularly due to the freshness and flavor of the pizza. It featured a well-balanced combination of sauce, cheese, and dough, no single element overwhelmed the palate. We also ordered two Italian potato balls; however, there was a noticeable difference in their quality. My potato balls tasted somewhat stale, couldnt tell if it was with the beef filling or the potato itself. In contrast, my friend's potato ball had a much better and noticeably different fresh taste. As it was a Saturday night, there was a line extending outside the pizza place, but it moved at a reasonable speed. Upon entering, customers are required to place their orders promptly, as there is no menu displayed at the front. This can be a bit challenging for first-time visitors, like myself, who may need to quickly assess the display to make a decision, creating a sense of urgency in the ordering process.Despite the busy atmosphere, we were able to find several empty tables to enjoy our meals comfortably.

This place came highly recommended and after seeing longer lines I almost didn't eat here but I am glad that I did! I ordered the Grandma's pizza and garlic rolls. They grab a slice and throw it into the oven while you wail making it a bit awkward standing there but that is the best way to make sure it is not sitting under heat lamps. The pizza was so good, crispy but not hard. You can tell that the ingredients were fresh. Overall I believe that it is casually the best pizza I have had. Not in an over the top, making yummy noises kind of way but in a way that it knows that it is the best pizza and it is there to help you! Highly recommend and I will be back every chance I can.

There's always a line for this place and after eating here I have no idea why. They have signs everywhere saying how they are the second best pizza place in the US according to trip advisor but that must be an old rating or people just don't know good pizza. The pizzas are already made up and sold by the slice so they just heat up the piece you want. They range in price from $5.50 to $9.50 and it's cash only. Water and sodas are $5.50 and no refills. It was edible but it wasn't good. I've had better at Little Ceasars and I was starving at the time and it was just meh. I can't believe how busy they are but it's the only pizza place on the street so maybe that's why but don't waste your time.

Love the food here! Came to visit here with my mom while we were craving for Italian food. The staff were great! Tip: Also, this establishment does not accept card; They accept cash only!

This place is Way too expensive.... $10 for a slice of pizza.And it was so greasy.... Never again

A pretty good pizza joint located in the heart of St. Augustine on St. George street. I've been in the past and loved it so I came again and I'm glad I did. It is rated #2 in the US for best pizza (might be a stretch but I'll play along) and I do have tk say their pizza is great.The 4 star review is because of the prices. Two slices of pizza and 3 garlic rolls ran me a few cents (literally) under $20 bucks. Great pizza but not that great. There is also almost no cold air being circulated because of how small it is and the copious amounts of pizza ovens. It was disgustingly hot so we had to take the food to go after a few bites.I got the chicken parm pizza and the marinara sauce they put on it as well as the cheese was exceptional! The little chicken chunks were also very juicy and had a nice seasoning to it and round it out the pizza slice beautifully! I also loved the garlic rolls, they were toasted just the perfect amount and had a great amount of garlic and seasoning on it! It came with marinara sauce on the side which was good but a little watery for me.Relatively friendly workers here and I didn't have any issues except for when I asked for a box to go and the younger girl working there just kind of stared at me for a few seconds before saying okay and walking away. A little odd but I didn't think much of it because maybe she was just registering what I said because it was loud in there.Overall a great place to stop if you have money to burn but there are many pizza places around the area. You should stop here once at least, to say you've eaten here!

$10 pizza slices and $5 bottles of water. Used to love it here and now it's just an over priced tourist trap. Skip it, Pizzalleys or auggies are a short walk away.