Parkway Pizza

What's the way to a vegan's heart? A pizza place that does vegan pizza right and Parkway Pizza is where it's at. After a day catching up with a dear friend we had worked up an appetite. Parkway was the perfect option as we could all get personalized pizzas to fit our dietary needs and preferences. I will no doubt crave their vegan artichoke pizza!

I was visiting from California and was craving pizza and google it and I was close to Parkway Pizza and said let's try it. The pizza was alright. I had better but I enjoyed it and hubby too The service was wonderful the sweet lady had a smile on her face and answered all my questions and made sure we had what we wanted. The place is also a bar as I see and you can get ice cream too. Has a cool decor around.It has no parking but it's easy to park on the streets..

We've ordered Parkway Pizza for takeout/delivery a couple times and enjoyed it each time! This past weekend we ordered online for delivery. The online ordering process was easy and straightforward and our pizza was delivered right within the time frame they estimated (about 45 mins on a Sunday around 3pm). Delivery was free, too (other than tipping the driver, of course)!We like how their pizza has a little bit of a thinner crust and is cut into squares. Although it is thinner, you can still get it packed with toppings. We ordered the Carnivore Pizza (pepperoni, Canadian bacon, sausage and hamburger) with added green peppers. My wife and I both agreed we'd order that particular pizza again. Knocking off just one star because I feel it is a little pricey for what it is. I appreciate the fact that they almost always have coupons, though. They usually include a little flyer on your pizza box with deals to use in the future. We've also received coupons in the mail from them in the past.

Just came here for the first time in many years and it's kind of perfect? It's got such a modest, comfortable ambiance that fits in perfectly with this cozy neighborhood. My friends that live nearby come here quite a lot, and I would too if I lived in Longfellow. We came in and got two build-your-own pizzas and an Artichicken, which is one of their many vegan options (it uses faux meat from The Herbivorous Butcher). All were super delicious, and when you're eating in person, that pizza fresh out of the oven has the perfect amount of cheese to make for the ideal melty texture. The service is really friendly and fast, so you should really hang out and eat in if you can. Again, they are clearly very proud of their extensive vegan selection, but they also have house-made freshly ground sausage and other great proper meat toppings. This last time I also got a heaping cup of Sebastian Joe's ice cream. They have pastas I want to come back to try. I bet they are great. I love this place!

Our combination pizza was great! We had the pizza delivered, and it came very quick and warm! We would re-order from Parkway Pizza, without hesitation!

Amazing pizza place in Hiawatha! My boyfriend lives near this pizza shop and we were hungry and decided to walk the quarter of a mile here for the pizza. It did not disappoint. Service was great and the pizza is delicious. The artichoke dip was a great appetizer and next time I would probably just get the cheese toast rather than the pesto (but I just thought it was kind of too salty). Pizza crust is perfect-- crunchy, yet chewy and soft but sturdy. I loved it! The toppings on the pizza are hefty and lush. LOVE that they make their own sausage in house!! This place is a great spot for pizza and also a wonderful happy hour! Our artichoke dip was only $5! This will definitely become a go to when we want an delicious food nearby. Service and food are both fantastic!

Parkway is a cozy neighborhood pizza spot with a bar and nice patio. It also has a bunch of substantial, labeled vegan items, but I wasn't impressed with what I had.The vegan garlic cheese toast ($7.65 for four pieces) has a strange vaguely-garlic flavor and an off-putting quantity of cheese with low-grade sauce. The menu claims to use Herbivorous Butcher cheese and it's flavorless, mushy and creamy and joyless. It wasn't as sticky and gooey as Daiya (hands down the worst vegan cheese on the market), but it's not as flavorful and amenable to melting and browning as Follow Your Heart or Violife Plantings. A build-your-own 12" pizza with vegan cheese, vegan pepperoni and vegan sausage ($26.19) came together better but didn't impress. The cheese is the biggest problem, but the sauce isn't great either. The meats were fine.A 14" "Artichicken" pizza ($27) is vegan by default and suffers from the same crappy cheese and a lack of sauce, making this a bready, mushy pie.Parkway has no vegan desserts.If you want a better vegan pizza, Pizza Luce is easily the best in the Twin Cities with fabulous house-made "rinotta" cashew cheese. Fire & Nice Alehouse does an excellent wood-fired pizza with Violife Plantings and an unknown brand of vegan pepperoni.

Great pizza but a terrible, terrible online ordering system.I've been buying pizza there for years, usually ordering online. A couple of months ago they replace their system with a new one that is a bunch of garbage. Broken links and failure to work anywhere near as good as the original one.please get rid of this crappy system and go back to the older one that worked just fine.

Very good neighborhood pizza joint. Fast delivery. Wonderful sauce with a nice balance of ingredients. All for an affordable price!

Best pizza ever! Ordered the artichoke pizza. A staffer called to confirm my order. Arrived within 30 minutes. Delicious!