Thick crust, chewy and good!! Perfect size for one person and very filling. Ingredients are fresh and crust was but good!!
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Keziah A
Emerging Expert • 5 contributions
Liked
• 9/9/23
• DoorDash order
When I made my first order, I was really impressed with the Boneless & Classic Chicken Wings and decided to order it again and it still doesn't disappoint. I also tried the garlic chicken pizza and although it wasn't poorly made, there were too many olives for me to consider it a good pizza and I generally like olives. Though as I said, it was very well made, it just wasn't to my taste. I decided to try the barbecue Santa Fe BBQ Chicken pizza and it has to be one of the greatest barbecue pizzas I've had. the barbecue sauce wasn't overpowering which even the greatest pizzarias get wrong(I'm calling out Domino's), I was happy that it included pineapple, onion, AND tomatoes which altogether make a great addition to a bbq pizza. It was a 5 star order this time but my first order had too many olives on that garlic chicken pizza so I'm going with 4 this time, sorry Figaros
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Derick B
Emerging Expert • 26 contributions
Liked
• 12/10/23
• DoorDash order
The Meatza pizza was delicious, probably my new favorite pizza. It wasnt overcooked and the crust was fluffy good. The Garlic Bread was the very same you can get and make from the store. Not the box kind.
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Kaitlin L
2 contributions
Didn't like
• 7/22/24
• DoorDash order
The cookie dough is awesome,however the pizza was cold when arrived. Based on the pictures I was surprised to find little to no peperoni on the pizza at all and all of the pepperoni slices were at the top edge of the pizza three per slice which I found weird.
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Danielle O
1 contributions
Loved
• 8/21/24
• DoorDash order
Side by Side- The pepperoni side was phenomenal! The Crunch. The Flavor. Drool-worthy! My daughter shockingly enjoyed 2 pieces of the Hawaiian and she loved it.
Figgy Cinnamon Stix (8)- These were very overcooked, and hard as a rock. We did what we could, but ended up having to throw them away.
