Delivery: Yes Take-out: Yes Accepts Credit Cards: Yes Good for Kids: Yes
Price range.
$ Price range Under $10
3 reviews
Debra Lasorsa
Good solid pizza with free delivery. Ordering was a breeze, pizza came quite quickly and really was free. Pizza had good flavor and it was not too bready.We had the Hawaiian pizza, the ham and pineapple were tasty. The menu says to ask for sauce as they traditionally put tomatoes on the pizza instead of sauce. We asked for sauce and all in all this was good pizza, at a reasonable prize, under $20 for large pizza pie and I would order from them again. I also asked for napkins and plates as we were not in our apartment and they happily brought too.
Basic run of the mill local pizza joint around the block from where I live. Was renamed to Dreamers Pizza II. Decent pizza with a nice crust – not really thin but not thick and doughy – just right. Delivery is usually hassle free and gets the order right. Will take special requests and additions to your pizza with ease. Place is a small hole in the wall with just a few tables so pick up or delivery is the way to go. Decent prices too.
Not bad, not bad at all considering one major strike. They have a number of different specialty pizzas, some of which are quite intriguing. Healthy Pizza = Spinach, Artichoke Hearts & Plum tomatoes. Wild Pizza = Portabello, Crimini & Shitake mushrooms with plum tomatoes and fresh herbs just to name a couple. Pretty intriguing. I like the option of whole wheat or regular dough. But that leads to my one criticism. I do not think the dough is fresh and it is not a thin crust pie. I take that back, I am certain the dough comes out of a box and they add toppings. Kind of a drag but not terrible. You can do a whole lot worse in this area when it comes to pizza. Solid 3, would be a solid 4 if the dough was fresh and it was genuine thin crust pizza.
Good solid pizza with free delivery. Ordering was a breeze, pizza came quite quickly and really was free. Pizza had good flavor and it was not too bready.We had the Hawaiian pizza, the ham and pineapple were tasty. The menu says to ask for sauce as they traditionally put tomatoes on the pizza instead of sauce. We asked for sauce and all in all this was good pizza, at a reasonable prize, under $20 for large pizza pie and I would order from them again. I also asked for napkins and plates as we were not in our apartment and they happily brought too.
Basic run of the mill local pizza joint around the block from where I live. Was renamed to Dreamers Pizza II. Decent pizza with a nice crust – not really thin but not thick and doughy – just right. Delivery is usually hassle free and gets the order right. Will take special requests and additions to your pizza with ease. Place is a small hole in the wall with just a few tables so pick up or delivery is the way to go. Decent prices too.
Not bad, not bad at all considering one major strike. They have a number of different specialty pizzas, some of which are quite intriguing. Healthy Pizza = Spinach, Artichoke Hearts & Plum tomatoes. Wild Pizza = Portabello, Crimini & Shitake mushrooms with plum tomatoes and fresh herbs just to name a couple. Pretty intriguing. I like the option of whole wheat or regular dough. But that leads to my one criticism. I do not think the dough is fresh and it is not a thin crust pie. I take that back, I am certain the dough comes out of a box and they add toppings. Kind of a drag but not terrible. You can do a whole lot worse in this area when it comes to pizza. Solid 3, would be a solid 4 if the dough was fresh and it was genuine thin crust pizza.