Sir Pizza

Quick little spot to grab pizzas, pastas and hoagies in the west view area. The shop setting has a cool old school diner vibe, and the staff is very friendly. They're known for having square pizza slices, and offer a lot of variety. I enjoyed the Buffalo chicken plus the classic cheese pizzas. Sauces were tasty too! The 12-in hoagie is really big so consider splitting it if you're not that hungry or don't want leftovers.

We had a great first time at the original Sir Pizza. We had never been here so we were a little confused with what you do. You walk in and order at the counter. They will give you your drinks...they have beer...then will call you later to pick up your food from the counter while you pay. We ordered two small pizzas. One pizza was plain and the second pizza had pepperoni and sausage. Both pizzas were great but the one with toppings was my pick for sure! We ate about one and half pizzas and brought home the rest...great reheated the next day!

We love Sir Pizza and have been enjoying their funky small slices at this location for over 30 yrs. The staff is always so friendly even when the place is packed with families enjoying a pizza night. They have a great beer selection on tap and in bottles/cans too. They keep the tables clean and get the food out nice and hot.

The food tasted like cardboard and h the e pepperoni wasn't that great the service was good and the people were nice

I had driven past this Sir Pizza a couple of times and felt curious to try a new pizza place. My husband walked inside the business and ordered one 14-inch Royal Feast pizza for a pre-tip amount of $23. The employees said that the pizza would be ready for pickup in about 20 minutes, and it was ready then. My husband said that the employees were courteous. We ate the pizza at home. According to the menu, a Royal Feast pizza is supposed to blend pepperoni, mushrooms, red and green peppers, onions, and sausage, but we received few ingredients other than the sausage. Most importantly, the pizza tasted *EXTREMELY SALTY*! My husband and I each ate parts of two slices, and we could not tolerate the amount of salt. Then we threw the rest of the pizza into our trash can! On the plus side, the crust was still crispy, even after a 15-minute ride home.

I brought my daughter to North Park and then decided to go the backway home to possibly go to Sam's and then saw Sir Pizza and decided to stop and get a pizza. We basically finished an entire medium pizza. I was impressed and disgusted with how much food we put away. I got half with cheese and half with banana peppers. I thought ok G will eat the cheese and I'll eat the peppers and we will take some home for dinner. WRONG! We destroyed it. The pizza was delicious. And the crust was nice and thin so G really enjoyed that. And then she was waving to everyone who came in and was saying hello so she had a blast. I would definitely recommend coming here if you want some good pizza relatively fast. There is seating inside so you can sit down and enjoy your food. And the seating was ample so of you had a large party it could accommodate the group for sure. Come on down! And enjoy the pizza and the very nice staff.

This place is interesting. You see it driving or walking by and it's calling your name inviting you to come in. The space is really big and you can tell it's been a staple and local favorite for decades. They were playing the Steeler game on the TV, just what I like to see. There's some cool arcade games in there too.We ordered a large cheese pizza and a calzone with mushrooms and pepperoni. The pizza is cut into squares/rectangles. I didn't love the pizza. The calzone was a little better, I liked how soft the dough was. The pepperoni was the kind that was crumpled up and it was hard to taste in the calzone. It was hard to taste the mushrooms too. Some people absolutely love this pizza. I don't think it's for me, but I hope you try it and like it!The staff was all wearing masks and they sanitized between customers. Customers were compliant with mask mandates too. You could tell the staff is like a family and they work well together. Overall, it's a neat place that I think is worth checking out if you're in the area.

We got the Royal Feast Pizza. I'm a huge fan of thin crust. This crust was perfectly thin and crispy. I loved all the toppings especially how tiny the sausage was on the pizza. It's a great pizza for sharing with the small square slices.

This pizza is pretty good. it's different than your normal true Italian style pizza but if you're looking for different its good. The hot sausage is great! It sort of reminds me of Jenos frozen pizza but better and fresh. Restaurant and kitchen looks very clean and staff very nice.

What's the expression - you get what you pay for? Well in this case you get a lesson learned for your money. This pizza is not cheap. It's probably average cost but the problem is you only get a 14 inch pizza which isn't big enough for a family of four good eaters. Therefore you have to buy two pizzas. Not only that but you pay $5.35 for four very small breadsticks that I'm sure they got out of a box in from the freezer. As for the pizza it is really no better than frozen pizza. It has a cardboard like crust and flavorless sauce. I really hate giving bad reviews but I don't like wasting close to $40 when we could have had Mineos, Aiello's or Milano's for the same price. We wanted to try someplace new. Lesson learned.