Trident Pizza Pub

I only tried a cocktail for Valentine's Day but loved this little local spot. The cocktail was a special holiday concoction. My friend knew the bartender. She was really friendly. There were other locals at the bar that my friend knew. You could tell this was a place that people loved to come and hang out. There is a brickoven to make pizzas. This location used to be one of my favorite pizzerias in Tucson. I didn't try any food but am hoping the pizza is just as good as what used to be in this spot. I did love the vibes and how the staff knew the patrons. They were very welcoming and friendly.

This was my first time coming to Trident Pizza Pub :). They have a few others in town, but specialize in different types of foods I believe. First Impression: When the Trident Cheesesteak and wings landed at my table, I felt like I'd stumbled upon a treasure chest of indulgence. Picture a cheesesteak loaded to the brim, gooey cheese oozing from every side, with a pair of wings that looked like they'd been marinated by a wizard. This was a feast for the eyes, and I couldn't wait to dig in (after a quick photo, of course).Interactions: The server who brought over my food seemed to share my excitement for this meal -- they even leaned in and said, "You're in for a treat." It's always nice when your server is as pumped as you are! Their enthusiasm had me convinced I was about to eat something unforgettable, and let's just say they weren't wrong.Food: Let's break this down. First, the Trident Cheesesteak: a masterpiece of melty cheese, juicy beef, and a soft roll that managed to hold it all together despite its hefty contents. Every bite was a delightful mess -- cheese dripping, bits of meat falling out. It's one of those sandwiches you tackle with two hands and a stack of napkins, and it's absolutely worth the mess.Then there were the wings. They weren't shy on flavor; these little guys packed a punch. Crispy on the outside with tender, spicy meat inside, they brought the heat without being overwhelmingly spicy. It's like they went to a spice convention, got inspired, but came back just spicy enough to make you reach for a drink, not a fire extinguisher.Service: The staff was quick and friendly, balancing the perfect level of attention without hovering. My drink was topped off right as I hit the halfway mark, and they checked in just enough to make sure I had everything I needed without intruding on my cheesesteak trance. I appreciated their timing; it was like they knew I needed my wings and cheesesteak moment.Value: Honestly? For what I got, this was a steal. The portions were generous, the flavors were on point, and I didn't feel like I had to empty my wallet for a seriously satisfying meal. Considering the quality and quantity, this combo punches well above its price tag.Recommendation: If you're craving something hearty, flavorful, and just plain fun to eat, go for the Trident Cheesesteak and wings. Just be prepared to get a little messy and have a few friends try to sneak bites of your sandwich. This is comfort food with flair -- perfect for anyone who appreciates a good sandwich and wings with a side of spice-induced happiness.

We went here on a whim and I am so glad we did! I ordered the cast iron pepperoni rolls and the rosemary potato pizza - both we spectacular!We went on a Friday night and I expected it to be a long wait for food, but it wasn't! Our food order came out within a great timeframe. The waitress was knowledgeable, kind and prompt. The cast iron pepperoni rolls are so unique. The rolls are cooked with pepperoni and cheese rolled into them - similar to a cinnamon roll. They come with marinara for dipping which was fabulous! The cast iron gives them a crisp bottom - these are delish! They do take some time to bake, and they alert you to this with a clock next to the item on the menu which was very helpful. The waitress also made sure we knew about the cook time, which was much appreciated. They are worth the wait!I loved the pizza - crust is perfect and the toppings were just right. I can't wait to try more items!

I tried Trident Pizza Pub for the first time yesterday with my friend who has had it before and liked it. We shared the Veggie Supreme pizza. We ordered on the phone and I realized after I called that I forgot to ask for the pizza with no olives. I called back a few minutes later and they were able to accommodate. When we walked in there were not many people in the restaurant, but there were a few outside and at the bar. The service was fast and friendly. The pizza had fresh toppings and a good taste. Though, something about the crust did remind me of a frozen pizza. That does not mean that I wouldn't eat here again though! It's not the best pizza I have had, but it is conveniently located and it hits the spot for a pizza craving!

We stopped in quickly for some appetizers and pizza before a U of A women's basketball game and it served its purpose. A quick meal that was close by. The food was serviceable and the service was good.

I ate lunch here recently with a friend. We split a small Italian Stallion pizza ($15). It was delicious and just enough food to fill us but not overfill us. Service was good. The place is near the UA and is geared to students, so we olds didn't appreciate the loud, crappy music. But that's my only complaint.

The best gluten free pizza in town! Also happy to have gluten free beer with my pie. The regular pizza's really good too if my family is to be believed. ;)Huge salads large enough to split and always friendly service keep us coming back for more.

We enjoyed a delicious pizza after a U of A football game here. We've been to other Trident locations around Tucson, and recently had an amazing burger at the Swan location. This location specializes in wood fired pizzas. We were able to sit outside on the patio and enjoy the evening. TVs were on so we could watch games. Apres option is always a plus in Tucson. Some things that made Trident's pizza joint stand out: you can split a pizza 1/2 and 1/2 even with a small pizza, perfect wood fire pizza taste, solid fresh ingredients, and great service. The best thing we tasted was the 1/2 of the pizza called A&P. This was served with prosciutto and arugula, which is typical. What was not was the fried egg and truffle oil that accompanied it. These created an elevated savory experience to a classic favorite slice. We'll definitely stop in again if we're in the neighborhood

Great service and many football games on the TVs. The bruschetta was some of the best we have had.

The pizza is always a go to the Mac n cheese is delicious and the garlic knots are perfect. The service and ambience is always great!