Pizaacos

Unique pizza-related creative food gimmick - the Pizaaco. It is described as a mix between a pizza and a taco, which is more than just a folded over pizza since they also add taco seasoning to the sauce, making the flavor very unique and a little spicy. The decor is very dated and reminiscant of dine-in pizza places from my childhood. Worth dropping in to try out their Pizaaco and may as well have a standard pizza or some good baked pasta while you are at it.

My only problem with this place is that it's in Hutchinson and not Topeka. Not to worry though, the super friendly owner told us how to get Pizzaacos delivered in Topeka.What is a Pizzaaco, and yes I think I'm spelling it wrong, it is nothing more or less than a pizza taco with a special sauce and it is to die for. Also tried The Log and it was just as delicious. The atmosphere and decor is beautiful, the owner is super nice, and the staff are all around friendly. Do yourself a favor, get yourself a pizzaaco and curse my name forever after if you don't live in hutch and can't get them whenever you want.

Great place to grab a yummy pizaaco!!! My beautiful wife read about this place and said to me let's try it. This will be a go to when we are in Hutchinson.

I first ate here a few years ago, the pizacco I ordered it extra spicy, this is Kansas so my tastebuds hadn't been getting that exercise, it was good but a tad hot. I opened a gallery across the street last year, now I should point out the owners have a beautiful establishment within and they work hard for this place and I have learned to tone down my spice request so occasionally I saunter across the way and get a pizza. I like the place a lot the foods good the employees are great and the owners rather nice.

Dani and her staff do a fantastic job of creating delicious pizza tacos in both traditional and unique combinations. A little on the spicy side, so be prepared. Made from scratch.

I've eaten at Pizzaco many times, and carried out many times more. I've taken several pizzacos to work for staff at times and there is one two things you can always count on. The food I'd always good, and consistent even on large orders. And you get your money's worth. The staff works hard to please you and get the order to you quickly. Dani's product is the closest I've had to the original that Charlie cooked up in Pratt for decades. The only thing missing is Charlies decor of graffiti, meat boxes used for window shades, and fishing equipment. That kind of ambience just cannot be duplicated. Her place is beautiful, clean, and just right for a couple, or small group of couples to eat and enjoy good food and company.

It's okay... Some people love it, but i have never caught the vibe. It wasn't horrible, but I wouldn't choose to go back again.

Go here, just do it. Fun joint with good food. Quick warning, the hot is melt your face hot. They have games all over to play too. Fun place for families and adults. Kids like the pizza too

We hadn't been here in over a year when we decided to grab a late lunch while running errands downtown. Why, oh why did we wait so long? They've changed a lot since then; bigger menu, etc. It's no longer full service, which is appropriate. Just order at the counter, fill up your own sodas (free refills), and they'll bring it out when ready. The girl working also came by to check on us and take my plate when I was done. Our pizaacos were great, though I wish I'd thought to ask for mine to be lightly baked and overall the price is okay. $6 for a small, stuffed with beef and sausage so plenty to fill me up, and $8.50 for a large for the boyfriend. Their hot pizza sauce is awesomely spicy and their jalapeño ranch is perfect. We'll be back much sooner this time!

The signature Pizzaco is exactly what you'd expect it to be and nothing more and that's kind of its downfall. It's tasty comfort food reminiscent of any small-town pizza buffet. The gimmick is exactly that and doesn't really make the food much better but at least isn't hurt by it. The price is reasonable for the quality and quantity of the food provided. After eating my Pizzaco I'm now kicking myself as the "specialties" menu was full of weird concoctions like the kind of thing your mates might make after a long night drinking and only five things left in the fridge. We'll definitely stop by again if only to know if "The Log" is as intimidating as it sounds.Side note, the choice in music is RIDICULOUS and was easily the highlight of the trip. Dated 80's hip-hop, 90s pop, and off-brand house in a brick and carpet diner was real jarring but fun in just how silly it was. And that's Stand By Me playing as we're on our way out. This is a mad house.