Cheezie's Pizza

First time trying this establishment and We will NOT be going back again!! Their thieving butts charged our debit card for food we didn't order!!! Let me explain...placed an online order for 2 Supreme Calzones ($27.27) My husband went to pick them up and was given a supreme pizza After explaining we were given the wrong food and their search for our correct order they gave us our Calzones and told us to keep the pizza no charge BTW the employees seemed to us to be high off something no jk The calzones weren't bad they were just okay...But the pizza tasted like frozen pizza Then when checking our account we saw 2 separate charges on our card mind u the Calzones had been paid for ONLINE so WTH!!! We should be reimbursed $11.93 for a pizza that was given to us and we didn't order

So, Jessie, the "manager " was super rude!! He did not give his name when he answered the phone. When I asked his name he said, " Why?" I have been here before and love the chicken bacon ranch calzone. Usually everyone is nice and helpful, but not him. It is just professionalism 101 to identify yourself when you answer a phone for a business! I called in my order & when I went to pick it up I asked for cheese and red pepper flakes. He threw them on top of my two boxes & didn't give me a bag! He did open the door for me but he SUCKED!!! He didn't even greet us or the customer behind me!! He couldn't even muster up a smile!! Jessie you are in the WRONG business!!

Look I know these kids are trying to do a good job during Covid but that's one thing. I wanted to order on door dash and have it delivered to my home which I really appreciate the convenience but when I called to ask the kids who work at the store to tell me what alpine sauce is, nobody who took the phone could do it. Alpine is offered as one of the choices and door dash for a type of cheesy bread. Further down on the selection alpine sauce is offered as another choice. I can't even have an entire bottle of alpine sauce if I want. Intrigued, I called the store to find out what alpine sauce is. The Little girl who answered the phone had no clue so she passed the phone to somebody else. He kind of vaguely thought well, uh, it might be some kind of Italian dressing. He didn't act like he was sure so I asked him I said but you're not really sure are you. He said no he wasn't sure and he didn't really go further. In an attempt to foster some sort of intelligent dialogue, I said that this was a choice offered in cheesy breadsticks on the door Dash app. He proceeded to tell me that no, cheesy breadsticks are not Alpine. That is a sauce for the calzone. I informed him it was a choice of cheesy breadsticks and that furthermore, Alpine sauce was offered as one of the choices for sauce that came with the cheesy breadsticks. At that point he just handed the phone to somebody else. I thought it was a third person but she said she was the first person to talk to me. I asked her why he handed the phone back and she said oh, well, no idea.OK, you guys are doing a really really good job of providing a low end, cheap product to dozens of people in North Tulsa and I guess you should be applauded for that but when people want more information about what you're offering, you might need to know not only what you're offering but what the hell it is. The young man had no idea what was on door dash let alone what alpine sauce actually is. In this day and age when we are asked and repeatedly reminded to be more mindful of what we put in our miles, it is surprising that I can't find out what is being offered on door dash. At other restaurants, door Dash Evan lists the calories. I am so glad I didn't ask these people what the calories were because one of them might have had an aneurysm. I suppose I should have more patience with unskilled labor because this really is the best job those two kids are ever going to get but there are so many minorities out there who are being denied jobs based on race, gender identification and disability that when I think how many of them could have those jobs, have the ambition to actually ask a trainer, what the hell is Alpine sauce, and maybe actually know a thing or two about their business, it just burns me up. I am a member of a marginalized, non-dominant group and I have a lot of my people out of work. Sorry I can't have more patience for Skippy and Buffy for their lack of knowledge in there barely minimum wage job.

I have often wondered about this little place. Ordered a calizone and a pepperoni pizza, they were quick, cost effective and provided a piping hot order with a good deal of flavor.I was questioning how good it was going to be, I ordered via doordash, so I wasn't holding out for the best, expecting it to be colder than typical pickup, but it was actually better than I anticipated across the board.

The calzone ring was really good, the pizza however was not. They didn't put much cheese on it, and it tasted more like pasta sauce then pizza.

Without a doubt the best bang for your buck when it comes to pizza. I've never had a bad pie from this store! For such a little place they really know how to throw together a delicious pizza. Puts Little Caesars to shame.