Lost Pizza

While traveling through Tupelo, we stopped at Lost Pizza and had a thin crust pizza with sausage and mushrooms. The crust, sauce and cheese were all excellent. Great pizza and friendly service.

Great to see the owners listen.Came in today and Lost Pizza now gives you one free ranch.

Pizza was just ok... that's probably generous. I had thin crust which was crispy, almost cracker crust. Everything seems to be premade... not hand tossed. People were friendly, quick service, cool place inside.

Not bad. Better option than fast food pizza. But nothing spectacular. Service and speed was very good.

Placed our order, watched the screen show everything we ordered. Didn't get one of our pizzas, and when I asked about it, one of the workers said it wasn't ordered. The clerk who took my order said she even saw it on the register screen. Even though the person who took my order verified I placed it, they said I would have to pay for another one. No thanks, and the irony of the name of the place, since my pizza was lost.

First time here and I have to say the El Diablo was one of the tastiest pizzas I have had in a long time. The spice level was just right for me. It had a bit of a kick without blowing my head off. As A guide I am happy to eat Jalapeños but anything hotter like a habanero, I treat with respect. This had a good amount of jalapeños and banana peppers on it but the cheese and sauce took a little bit of the fire out of the heat. The decor in the restaurant is really cool with one wall covered in old posters, album covers, car tags and the hood off an old VW beetle I believe. They also have an Elvis statue in the window. Next time I am in town I will certainly be eating here again as they had two or three other pizzas that sound delicious like "The Pit Boss"

Sadly, $10 doesn't get you what it used to not so long ago, but this is a great pizza. Avoiding chain restaurants when I travel, I like to find a local spot to try out. Staff were friendly, abundant, and very prompt. Atmosphere was fun, as was the decor, and Elvis was at the door to greet you (it's Tupelo, after all!). Food was ready in a jiffy and delivered hot and fresh. The Diablo could use just a bit more spice to live up to its infernal namesake, but I like spicy food. Will be back next time round in Tupelo!

Cheese was 2.5 to three inches in from the edge, very few toppings, ordered the Kujo Med thin, $21.99....disappointing. Ticket # 4 today 1/13/25 @ 1203 N. Gloster.Your website has no place to leave feedback.

Everything was great. Ordered twice in one week and loved the variety. Will return next time in town

There is not a bad thing on their menu. The staff is always friendly and polite. It's a must go to for families and makes a great place for lunch with friends.