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4.4(1k+)•
DashPass•
Pizzeria
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Store Info
DashPass
4.4(1k+)•
$$•Pizzeria
Pizza Fan is a family owned and operated restaurant, we enjoy serving our customers with the best quality food.
First time customers, the food was very tasty. Happy that they prepared the Traditional Wings well done as asked. ate Deluxe Pizza had the right amount of everything, toppings were not heavy and piled on to make the pizza soggy . We will definitely be back.
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Rebecca G
1 contributions
Didn't like
• 24-02-06
• DoorDash order
Food is normally delicious but, ordered a chicken Philly for lunch and there was literally 2 pieces of chicken on it. I barely was able to see it. It’s all veggies like they just forgot the chicken. Disappointing
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Joanne G
6 contributions
Liked
• 25-12-21
• DoorDash order
Good pizza for a great price, just wished it was a left in the oven for a little longer so the bottom of the pizza was more firm. The bottom of the pizza was too soft. The flavor was there and loved the amount of toppings they put on.
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Tanisha H
1 contributions
Didn't like
• 26-09-06
• DoorDash order
I ordered a small calzone with pepperoni and sausage and bacon there was literally barely any meat in my calzone and then on some parts of it there was no meat at all I'm not sure if this was done because it was a delivery but do better Pizza fanCreate Your Own Calzone
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g r
Emerging Expert • 35 contributions
Didn't like
• 25-06-03
• DoorDash order
Traditional Wings were large, but over cooked and dry. Pizza wasn't bad, but the onions were burnt and I didn't care for the bitter sauce.
