Summit Pizza

Overall, the food was good. We opted for mozzarella sticks and they were good, but the standard you typically find anywhere. We wanted to try a fun pizza, so opted for the Mac and cheese. It was good (even better dipped in the homemade ranch) but I felt like something was missing...the bacon.I asked our server if it was supposed to have bacon (as I thought I read it on the menu) and he said it was extra. I pulled up the menu online and sure enough, it said choice of regular or jalapeño bacon. When our server came back, I mentioned this to him and he said "oh sorry, the computer gives me 3 options: regular, jalapeño or none) and I assumed it charged extra so I said none. He said he did not realize the menu said bacon was included. He proceeds to say he can request a discount since we did not receive any bacon and I said that would be nice, thanks. About 5 mins later he comes back with the boxes we requested and tells me that he cannot apply a discount and asks if he'd like me to ask his manager. At this point, I'm just frustrated so I said no and took the check and paid.Here's the summary: it's expected that severs know the menu (he admitted he did not and had been there 2 months). Also, if you say you're going to do something and we agree, do it. Don't come back and ask a second time.

Went here for a nice dinner, Great food the pizza is sooo good. Had arcade games for the kids and was heartwarming when I saw a young toddler win a prize! So adorable! Drinks were good, service was good. This restaurant is really a true gem of lees summit!

We were excited to try this place. We haven't been here since it changed names, and now we won't be again. We ordered a couple of simple items, gluten free cheese pizza, wings, and pretzel bites.They all three came out burnt, pictures included, I asked for the wings to be smothered in Buffalo, and they barely had any buffalo. The pretzel bites were literally little pieces of pretzel but burnt on one side and hard and Untasty. The pizza was also burnt and not very eatable. I noticed my drink had something floating along the top, and that didn't help. We were so disappointed as this has gone so bad as to when we were here before. I would not recommend it as the price is way high and the quality was extremely low.

Looks like I found a new hangout!Craving pizza? Looking for a cool place to take your family all right cool place to take your friends?This is the place one of my new favorites!!Our server always took care of us. Along with that our Pizza was pretty awesome. There's a lot of old school signs from my time era in the hallway that was pretty amazing to me.Come check this place out!! This place rocks!!

Monday thru Saturday lunch buffet? Sounds like fun so we gave it a try. (Adults $9.99, or $12.99 with a soda).Salad bar had decent options. Loved their homemade ranch, delicious! Impressive array of thin and regular crust pizza on the buffet. Even a dessert pizza (vanilla crumbles with icing). Pizza is highly personal, everyone has their favorite style..if like us you really like the fluffier thicker crust you may be disappointed. The thin crust is very thin -like cracker thin. The normal pizza was thicker but still had crispy edges and was probably half as thick as say pizza hut might be. Sauce was more on the tomato paste side, really thick and hearty. Toppings were plentiful and the place was doing a good amount of business so don't let me fool you, this is a great local spot, just trying to give my clear opinion and preference.

"A Rose by any other Name"Summit Pizza is the latest incarnation of Waldo Pizza in Lee's Summit. Sitting in the strip mall across from St. Luke's Hospital, its location is very desirable, and has plenty of well lit parking. Not much has changed with the new name: the "party room" still has the video games, and the main dining room still has the same bar, tables, booths, and salad bar. So the biggest physical difference has been the addition of outdoor seating (picnic tables with umbrellas). The menu has not changed much either, except for the addition of some new specialty pizzas (like BBQ pizzas) and renaming of sandwiches. Their claim to fame is still their St. Louis style thin crust pizzas (very thin with "provel" cheese - as St. Louis invention I believe). They also offer thick crust and gluten free pizzas. But rebel that I am, my new favorite offering is their "Summit Hero" sandwich: Ham, bacon, salami, pepperoni, lettuce, tomato, and their cheese blend served toasted on a rustic Italian bread with a side of Italian dressing. It is a great way to get past any pizza overload you may have from ordering the same thing over and over as I am want to do.Their beer menu is pretty good for a family pizza place. Even the most picky should be able to find something to satisfy their palette.As is the case for most other restaurants during our current reopening period, restaffing is taking its toll. Most of their servers appear to be much younger than before (likely not able to take advantage of the expanded unemployment payments), so not as experienced or well trained. In their defense, management is more visible in the dining room.The new sign out front also is backed up by a noticeably "cleaner" inside. I had never realized that it need cleaning up, but the new "feel" is most welcomed. On weekends it can get pretty crowded in the "party room" with private parties booked there. In fact reservations are a pretty good idea for Friday and Saturday nights. COVID-19 Considerations:Masks required when not seated. Staff wears masks. Social Distancing enforced in the main dining room. Sanitizing after each customer. Outdoor seating. Carry out, curbside and delivery available.

So we went on a Saturday and they had a buffet.. Not one time did they put fresh pizza out and the ones that were out looked like they have been out for hours!!!! And they tasted like they looked old !!Not a good experience at all food wise but our service was good!!

Such great pizza!! Can't go wrong with the stockyard. If your looking for something different their meatball pizza is delicious. Always a go to.

DO NOT ORDER AHEAD AND EXPECT TO GET YOUR PIZZA ON TIMEI would give Summit Pizza a straight 5 star review, but... Some time ago, when we had a crowd of family here for a visit, I preordered a bunch of pizzas for a specific time. I arrived a few minutes before that time. The pizzas were not ready. I got them 30 minutes after the time I had specified. They gave me a coupon for a free pizza, but that did not retrieve my wasted time, nor did it truly compensate for a large group of people having to wait for their food. Yesterday our grandson, who is visiting from outside the U.S. came for lunch. I had again preordered pizza for a specific time. I again arrived early, the pizza was again not ready. This time I did not receive the pizza until 25 minutes after the specified time. No explanation, no apology, just, "Here's your pizza."Oh, and while I was there another customer came for a pickup. She too had to wait. She checked her order and it was wrong. She told me, "I don't have time for them to make this right." She took what they gave her and left. Left unhappy. This can't be good for business.Late is rude. Wrong orders reveal incompetence. There's a problem.So it appears there is a issue with time management, among other things. Do they prioritize seated customer orders over orders placed in advance? Are the people preparing the pizzas not informed of the time a pizza needs to be ready for the customer? Do the people taking phone orders not check with the kitchen to learn if there is or is not a reason the order may be delayed in order to manage customer expectations? Whatever the problem, it is a management problem. There very clearly is not a system in place to deal with orders placed ahead for a specific pick up time.It's great pizza. But unless/until I know that management has made a change that will increase the likelihood of preorders to be ready at the requested time, I will not, repeat NOT be ordering pizzas for family gatherings or other occasions. I'm surely not the only one to one to this decision. That means a loss of potential income. Bad business model, bad service.

I ordered two 14 inch pizzas for delivery. Cost $65!!!! NEVER AGAIN! Too many places in town half this price and just as good!