Pizza Pie Cafe

6 Reviews on “Pizza Pie Cafe”

• Lindsey B

  This was a cute little restaurant. We saw a lot of families eating because it was affordable. As far as the pizza goes, it was what you’d expect from a buffet. The topping selection was enough to satisfy my family. The salad bar was perfect in my opinion. They have spinach, romain mix and a curly lettuce as the bases. The toppings include, broccoli, cucumbers, tomatoes, mini corn, peas, cottage cheese, shredded cheese, diced ham. The pasta station has several sauces and pasta choices. They heat the pasta through and you sauce it yourself. Overall, great for the deal they were running.

  June 16, 2016, 7:41 am

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• Jacobdeet

  AWESOME!!!. Pizza Pie Cafe is awesome!! I don’t know of very many places that you can go and eat ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT for around $10. So many choices of great pizza, and if you want something that isn’t on the buffet, you can request anything and they will make it and put it on the buffet! The dessert pizzas are so good (oreo and frosting? Yes please!) The pasta and sauces are awesome (the Carbonara is the best with BACON in it). And I think the salad bar is the best in town, with fresh cut salad and lots of choices of things to put on your salad. Overall a great place at a great, affordable price. The atmosphere is pretty cool, too, with the new TVs they’ve added and the staff is always friendly and takes care of me. The only problem I have with Pizza Pie Cafe is that I never have enough room in my stomach to eat all of the delicious things that they have (so I guess that’s not their problem, but mine)!!

  December 24, 2012, 7:03 pm

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• Foodjunkieee

  Forgot to leave out another reason why I love this place! They have a big room to reserve; I held my daughters bday party here and it turned out great. Doesn’t cost anything to reserve it!06 Jul, 2012Pizza here is very tasty!! My favorite pizza place in town, my kids would agree! They will make any pizza I request! Dessert pizzas are the best!! Salad bar has a ton of toppings and is always very clean! Pasta is great too! They have gluten free pasta AND pizza! The employees are very friendly and we feel welcomed every visit!! Highly recommended!

  October 6, 2012, 7:37 pm

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• Fooodie

  The pizza here is bold but falls desperately short of the goal. Making a baked potato pizza is a great thought if executed correctly but the result here is a tasteless, dry, congealed slice of pizza. the crust is bland and over heated. The sauce on all the pizzas was nearly non existent. The cheese was hard and the toppings were again over heated and dry. I tried the spaghetti and Penne pastas they were both chewy and hard not in a good Al dente way but in an undercooked and then parboiled way. I tried the carbonarra and the meaty marinara sauces. All of the cream based sauces (Alfredo, carbonarra, spicy sausage) had a puddle of grease collecting on the top of the sauce. The salad bar is typical fare for a pizza buffet with a limited choice of salad dressings. The dessert pizzas are the only saving grace here but only just. the desserts are made with the same dough as the tasteless entree pizzas but the execution is a small step up from the mediocre main course. At 8.29 per adult meal with an additional 1.69 charge for beverages the food is dismal and not worth the calories/carbs. Spend your hard earned at a place that focuses on quality over frugality.

  August 23, 2012, 6:07 am

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• Nom Deguerre

  It’s affordable and all you can eat (sorta). That’s its up sides. The down sides is that no one waits on you at all from the time that you sit down till the time you leave. You usually have to go ask if someone can clear plates of your table if you are out with the family. The pizza is mediocre at best. If you have ever watched how they make any pizzas, they use what appears to be a table spoon or so of pizza sauce (the exact same sause that is served as their marina for the noodles) and just smear it around really realy thinly so as to not have to cost them anything and yet still have said that a pizza was made. It’s not hard on the pocket book as much as other resteraunts are for an all ya can eat place, but if you have any certain kind of pizza that you eat (for example vegetarian or even just one’s without pork) you will wait for a lifetime for it to be made and then have to ask yourself if they really even used any sauce in the making of it. Their sauce isn’t really very great and nothign compared to any other pizza places in town.Their noodles are way over cooked before even being reheated to your ordering which by the time they hit your plate makes them almost mush. They are VERY scimpy not only on food made to eat in the place, but I watched a lady order 6 different entrees and not have hardly any noodles or sauces in any of them. When pressed about the issue the staff said that this was as much they were allowed to give out. The lady ordering requested the mgr who told the kid serving it to give her a little more, which even then still looked cheasey. She stated that it had gotten pretty short on about everything lately – but — it’s a little more affordable. You have to be hard pressed to eat there because of those issues that refuse to be addressed. I can’t blame those eating there, it’s reasonably priced, but the lack of any services (even for a serve yourself place), the lack of decent food and the lack of any one wanting to change those issues though all of town gripes about the same things at that place makes it a place not likley to return to in a long time unless no other options were available…

  February 12, 2011, 5:27 am

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• Rachel

  Good place to eat lunch. I love the lunch buffet. This is also a good place to take your family .

  April 6, 2010, 10:57 pm

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