Moon Pie Pizza & Patio

Love the aesthetics - the greenery and the greenhouse feel, along with those beautiful lights on the ceiling. There is a very expansive patio with lots of tables, and both misters and fire pits to cover all seasons. The menu looks rather small but offers lots of options ranging from salads to pizzas, subs, appetizers and desserts. You may or may not find parking easily - it's downtown Phoenix and that can be hit or miss. There is a parking structure right next to this establishment, it's $5 per hour. I'm not sure if the business validates parking stubs or not, we just got a metered spot a couple blocks away.Service was very friendly and quick, but we went on a Tuesday around 6 pm. It was not crowded. Don't know how busy it gets on Fridays or on weekends.The food was excellent. If you like thin crust pizza, you're in luck. My friends enjoyed the hot honey pizza. I had a make-your-own pizza, which was very tasty. We also had the garlic bread. I was clearly too distracted by my surroundings to think of taking photos of the food.They also have lots of cocktails and drinks to choose from.

Maybe this is harsh but I think Moon Pie is all hype, no substance. The pizza has cracker crust, which I like, but the dough was super bland. With hot honey and peppers and sopresatta, you'd think the pizza would be a flavor bomb but it was just meh and was too greasy and heavy for the thin crust. The Caesar salad, one of my all time favorite things, really had no flavor. I'm not sure if their dressing just sucked or it needed more of it, but I barely ate any because it just wasn't good (I will say, the croutons were tasty though). My friend got a marg - admittedly not the best drink to order at a pizza place - but she said it was one of the worst she's ever had. Probably best just to not have a marg on the menu if it's going to be super mediocre. Service was also really poor. They were kinda low key rude and no one checked on us. It seemed like they were annoyed to be there? Even though there was no one there when we were so it's not like they were crazy busy or something. Usually I don't care if service is meh but this was noticeable. The only reason I gave 2 stars is the ambiance! This place is super nice inside and the outside looks amazing - it was too hot to sit outside when we went, but it was a really nice space for outdoor dining. Overall it was nice, clean, open and airy, so had to give credit for that.

I've come here a few times and I think overall I would solely return for the ambiance. I do like that it's conveniently located in downtown Phoenix however it's unfortunate that they don't validate parking. Every time I come it hasn't been crowded and perhaps maybe that could be a consideration to draw more people than street parking or the garage.The pizza itself inside what I am gravitated towards. It is too thin crust for me. What I did enjoy was the whipped ricotta and meatballs which I would get again.I love the fact that it is great outdoor seating and very family friendly which is the major draw since I have two little ones.Overall, is it my first choice? No. But would I return? Most likely.

I totally forgot to check in. My only complaint was trying to find parking. Other than that. This place was great. Great customer service, food, and drinks. So many cute spots to take photos. The bathroom was clean. It was definitely a new experience that I enjoyed.

I had seen how cool this placed on social media and finally made it in this past weekend. Parking was easy to find as there is a parking garage right in front of the entrance. We made it on in and saw the sign that said "seat yourself." A few tables were dirty and still had plates / cups from previous guests so we settled for a corner spot.Our server came over a few minutes later and he was very friendly. He brought us waters and gave us a few minutes to look over the menu. We ordered:Two alcoholic drinks (don't remember the names) One meatball and ricotta pizzaThe drinks were really good as they were not too strong and went down smoothly. The pizza was delicious! It's not the typical pan crusted pizza, as this one is thin and basically has no crust. It was very flavorful and had a good crisp to it! The meatballs were really good!Overall we had a great time. The music was bumping, the server was friendly, and the service was quick. We will be back!

Today my hubby and I checked out Moon Pie in downtown Phoenix and it didn't disappoint! We ordered drinks and the Meatball and Ricotta pizza and it was delicious! The service was great and the restaurant looked amazing! The only negative was there were flies buzzing around but it's because it's an open concept style restaurant. We were advised they are working on the patio that will feature games! So that's definitely something to look forward too!

Moon Pie was incredibly mediocre. We - party of three - were starving and looking to satisfy our cravings for some good za. Here's the quick & dirty:* Ordered a Caesar salad for the table - it had barely any dressing or flavor; the undertone of anchovy tasted off* Ordered a Chicagoland Pizza, featuring sausage, parmesan and giardiniera (an Italian pickled vegetable relish which I didn't think fit - better on a classic New Orleans Muffuletta sandwich) * Ordered a Veggie Pizza, featuring quality toppings of pesto, pistachios, arugula and ricotta cheese (so something tasted good)But the base of this pizza, the very foundation? The crust was horrible: thin and flavorless. I read that this is supposed to be "Chicago tavern-style pizza," but I have a hard time believing that this is what they're serving there! We felt bad for the people working there - super nice but spread so thin on a Saturday night. Hire more employees to take care of the expected crowd on a weekend night! I know they're fairly new so maybe they'll make some substantial changes for the better.

The ambiance was pretty cool, right in downtown Phoenix. The service was a bit slow but it could be that we were the first customers and they were still getting ready. The pizza was good, but the crust was a little burnt. It tasted like a St Louis style pizza minus the Provel cheese. It was very thin with a cracker like crust. Overall a decent spot if you're craving this style of pizza.

Smells like my ex. Tastes like her too. Friend ly staff. I want free samples. I like food

The food is super good because I am not a big fan of thick pizza so this is perfect for me. Also the manager guy and the team is so friendly and welcoming. And the place decor is so pretty for the place in downtown so I would love to slice recommend this place to everyone in town and out of town. Also if you have kids they have arcade for your kid to play if they get bored