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Hand tossed and excellent pizza. Convenient, clean, comfy and trendy. Great salads too! The service was friendly and helpful.
Visited Dewey's with the family recently. We had our periodic family dinner outing and my wife chose this restaurant. Upon arrival, the place was nearly empty, which we enjoyed because we were able to seat ourselves. Our waitress was very friendly and she brought us some of their tasty Coke products. For dinner, we requested a large pizza. My wife requested Caprice on her half and I requested Edgar Allen Poe on my half. My son requested pepperoni and sausage on his pizza. In a short time, our pizzas were delivered. I let ours cool off for a few minutes while we chatted. Then I sprinkled some red pepper flakes on my slices and chowed down. The pizza wais fresh and delicious, as always. I very much enjoy scratch made pizza and this place serves it up to order. We'll be back.
Consider the star for the food, but even that is generous. The crust is bland. Many of the toppings are not fresh. The balance of flavors on specialty pizzas is lacking. You will not find good food here. Nor atmosphere. Most especially, you will not find good service. We have been looking for a pizza parlor for a time. All of the parlors have stopped taking dine in orders. Delivery is fine, but sometimes, we want to dine in. We were excited to find Dewey's. Being at the mall is definitely annoying, but a full service parlor with a small but decent beer selection seemed ideal. The inside was clean and the show of the kitchen crew tossing the dough provided lackluster visual interest. However, the service was incompetent and antagonistic. We were there on the freezing day before Christmas. The roads were terrible. The dining room was empty. The service had plenty of time to be attentive. The service was divided between two young persons who must have been teenagers. They behaved as if they had never had a job before. They were just barely friendly, not knowledgeable of the menu, and untrained in serving a family with a small child. Despite their lack of skill, they were fine. If all we had to deal with were a couple of young, incompetent servers, it would've been fine. However, about 1/3 of the way through our meal and almost immediately after telling our server that we would likely take some time to allow our child to eat at their pace, another employee came over. Without even asking us, she attempted to shove a pizza box on our overcrowded table. The staff had put three stands down the center of our booth. Clearly, they were unaware that pizza stands are designed to hold two pizzas. As well as three stands, we had three glasses, three plates, pepper and cheese shakers, and napkins. Our table was OVER full. No one should have crammed so much onto our table...actually, Dewey's should use bigger tables. Pizzas take up space, and we had ordered small pizzas. Everyone had ignored us, and we had moved a stand and tray to a neighboring table. The young, unskilled servers, despite having zero other tables, never offered to clear our table to make space. So over comes this new person. Without asking us anything and certainly without trying to clear some space, she proceeded to shove an empty box onto our table. It would not fit. There was no room. The box would have hung off the edge of the table. When I asked what she was doing, she said she was being helpful. When I told her we didn't ask for a box, we might be taking our time to eat, and that there was no room for it, she stormed off. She said, "I'm not arguing with you." Clearly communication was not something anyone ever taught Rachel, because she refused to engage in any appropriate communication. We finished our meal uncomfortably. We cleared another tray off our table and had to ask a server to take our plates. We had to request a box when we were done eating, because no one could be bothered to provide us any service. Could the service get worse? Yes. Since pay is at the register, we had to interact with Rachel again. Instead of apologizing for the poor service and rude interaction, she doubled down on her bad behavior with faux, sickening sweet greetings. I asked for her name and she provided it and asked for mine. When I told her it was none of her effing business, she made sure to read my card so she could use my name in a pointed and sarcastic manner. I had enough and called her an a**hole. I have zero tolerance for such poor service and Rachel is certainly deserving of the title. Despite the poor service, I tipped our servers $35 each. They were unskilled and untrained but with Rachel as the apparent manager, I didn't want to punish them for such a toxic work environment.
I love Dewey's! Definitely one of my favorite pizza joints in the area. You can dine in or order for pickup...I usually order my pizza online and pick it up in store to take home. They have several unique pizzas and salads and a good variety of toppings to create your own. Most recently I got artichokes, roasted red pepper, and fresh basil and it was delish! The crust is thin and the pizza isn't greasy...it doesn't make you feel super heavy or gross after which is a huge plus. I wish they delivered but definitely not a deal breaker. Totally recommend!
My favorite chain pizza spot! Deweys is one of my favorite spots to go when I just want to eat a lot of food. Their pizzas are absolutely delicious and they don't make you feel too heavy afterwards. My favorites are the killer veggie, Ryan's inferno, and the caprese. They have a ton of other great options though as well as the option to create your own. You can also do different toppings on the two halves of the pizza, which makes it super easy to split with friends. When I dine in with friends they always have amazing service and are very receptive to specific requests and substitutions. The pizzas are also delicious to go and I recommend heating the pizzas up in the oven to crisp them. Just make sure not to get it too crispy. The pizza isn't the only amazing part though. Their salads are super unique and taste super fresh. Their calzones are also great to try if you want to switch it up. They are super doughy and cheesy, a great option to try, but I wouldn't recommend getting it to go.
i've always considered Dewey's to be an average pizza place - one that won't let you down but is otherwise unremarkable. that was, until this last Sunday... Danielle and I had to run to my office to drop something off and we went to Dewey's for lunch as it was nearby. upon our arrival i was reminded that the current pizza special was an elote pizza and it intrigued me. though i still had reservations. we agreed to order a small one and a small "go-to" pepperoni and banana pepper. folks, i gotta tell you, my life was changed that day. i'm of the mindset, normally, that pizza requires red sauce. that's just my preference. this pizza had no red sauce but was F'ING INCREDIBLE. it had olive oil, mozzarella, fresh roasted corn and poblano peppers, red onions, queso fresco and was finished with a drizzle of housemade Tajin crema after the bake. we opted for NO CILANTRO because why ruin a good thing? seriously, i loathe cilantro. we devoured that pizza - each trying at least one piece of the other before returning our attention to the main attraction. i immediately regretted only getting a small. though it may not have warmed up well - with the crema and all. the crema, by the way, was the sleeper here. just delicious. i wish this was a permanent addition to the menu because i don't live near a Dewey's so i'll likely not have another chance to get it before it's gone. anyway, if you're reading this, stop. go immediately to Dewey's and get yourself (and me) an Elote pizza (no cilantro).
Dear Yelpers, Get ready for the Pizza Pie that will change your life! Ok maybe an over exaggeration but definitely an amazing pizza. Dewey's offers the full experience with an open view into their kitchen where you can see the chef's tossing dough. The kids love it and secretly the adults do too! The plethora of pies to choose from is different and exciting! Not just your normal pepperoni and sausage. More like a smorgus board of luxury pizza options that everyone is going to love! And if you are like me, you'll love the bit of kick you'll get from Ryan's Inferno! Your Friendly Neighborhood foodie
I'm never disappointed with the food or service here and today was no different. Even under extremely challenging circumstances, they exceeded my expectations in every way with their pleasant demeanor, quick curbside pick up, and of course, great food!
We ordered online and did curbside pickup. Dewey's has their process down. Our order was exactly right and ready on time. The meatball pizza and salads were delicious. The raspberry poppyseed vinaigrette was very good and was a compliment to the salad. The safety and care that Dewey's displayed was commendable. Management thought the process through and it protects the employees and customers. A big thank you!
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Visited Dewey's with the family recently. We had our periodic family dinner outing and my wife chose this restaurant. Upon arrival, the place was nearly empty, which we enjoyed because we were able to seat ourselves. Our waitress was very friendly and she brought us some of their tasty Coke products. For dinner, we requested a large pizza. My wife requested Caprice on her half and I requested Edgar Allen Poe on my half. My son requested pepperoni and sausage on his pizza. In a short time, our pizzas were delivered. I let ours cool off for a few minutes while we chatted. Then I sprinkled some red pepper flakes on my slices and chowed down. The pizza wais fresh and delicious, as always. I very much enjoy scratch made pizza and this place serves it up to order. We'll be back. read more
1 year ago
Sad, they spam me with offers but when i call to make an order, they refuse. 2 people said no. Poor service, and always liked the food in past. It was always good. Oh well, on to another place, not the only pizza in town. read more
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Consider the star for the food, but even that is generous. The crust is bland. Many of the toppings are not fresh. The balance of flavors on specialty pizzas is lacking. You will not find good food here. Nor atmosphere. Most especially, you will not find good service. We have been looking for a pizza parlor for a time. All of the parlors have stopped taking dine in orders. Delivery is fine, but sometimes, we want to dine in. We were excited to find Dewey's. Being at the mall is definitely annoying, but a full service parlor with a small but decent beer selection seemed ideal. The inside was clean and the show of the kitchen crew tossing the dough provided lackluster visual interest. However, the service was incompetent and antagonistic. We were there on the freezing day before Christmas. The roads were terrible. The dining room was empty. The service had plenty of time to be attentive. The service was divided between two young persons who must have been teenagers. They behaved as if they had never had a job before. They were just barely friendly, not knowledgeable of the menu, and untrained in serving a family with a small child. Despite their lack of skill, they were fine. If all we had to deal with were a couple of young, incompetent servers, it would've been fine. However, about 1/3 of the way through our meal and almost immediately after telling our server that we would likely take some time to allow our child to eat at their pace, another employee came over. Without even asking us, she attempted to shove a pizza box on our overcrowded table. The staff had put three stands down the center of our booth. Clearly, they were unaware that pizza stands are designed to hold two pizzas. As well as three stands, we had three glasses, three plates, pepper and cheese shakers, and napkins. Our table was OVER full. No one should have crammed so much onto our table...actually, Dewey's should use bigger tables. Pizzas take up space, and we had ordered small pizzas. Everyone had ignored us, and we had moved a stand and tray to a neighboring table. The young, unskilled servers, despite having zero other tables, never offered to clear our table to make space. So over comes this new person. Without asking us anything and certainly without trying to clear some space, she proceeded to shove an empty box onto our table. It would not fit. There was no room. The box would have hung off the edge of the table. When I asked what she was doing, she said she was being helpful. When I told her we didn't ask for a box, we might be taking our time to eat, and that there was no room for it, she stormed off. She said, "I'm not arguing with you." Clearly communication was not something anyone ever taught Rachel, because she refused to engage in any appropriate communication. We finished our meal uncomfortably. We cleared another tray off our table and had to ask a server to take our plates. We had to request a box when we were done eating, because no one could be bothered to provide us any service. Could the service get worse? Yes. Since pay is at the register, we had to interact with Rachel again. Instead of apologizing for the poor service and rude interaction, she doubled down on her bad behavior with faux, sickening sweet greetings. I asked for her name and she provided it and asked for mine. When I told her it was none of her effing business, she made sure to read my card so she could use my name in a pointed and sarcastic manner. I had enough and called her an a**hole. I have zero tolerance for such poor service and Rachel is certainly deserving of the title. Despite the poor service, I tipped our servers $35 each. They were unskilled and untrained but with Rachel as the apparent manager, I didn't want to punish them for such a toxic work environment. read more
2 years ago
I love Dewey's! Definitely one of my favorite pizza joints in the area. You can dine in or order for pickup...I usually order my pizza online and pick it up in store to take home. They have several unique pizzas and salads and a good variety of toppings to create your own. Most recently I got artichokes, roasted red pepper, and fresh basil and it was delish! The crust is thin and the pizza isn't greasy...it doesn't make you feel super heavy or gross after which is a huge plus. I wish they delivered but definitely not a deal breaker. Totally recommend! read more
4 years ago
My favorite chain pizza spot! Deweys is one of my favorite spots to go when I just want to eat a lot of food. Their pizzas are absolutely delicious and they don't make you feel too heavy afterwards. My favorites are the killer veggie, Ryan's inferno, and the caprese. They have a ton of other great options though as well as the option to create your own. You can also do different toppings on the two halves of the pizza, which makes it super easy to split with friends. When I dine in with friends they always have amazing service and are very receptive to specific requests and substitutions. The pizzas are also delicious to go and I recommend heating the pizzas up in the oven to crisp them. Just make sure not to get it too crispy. The pizza isn't the only amazing part though. Their salads are super unique and taste super fresh. Their calzones are also great to try if you want to switch it up. They are super doughy and cheesy, a great option to try, but I wouldn't recommend getting it to go. read more
i've always considered Dewey's to be an average pizza place - one that won't let you down but is otherwise unremarkable. that was, until this last Sunday... Danielle and I had to run to my office to drop something off and we went to Dewey's for lunch as it was nearby. upon our arrival i was reminded that the current pizza special was an elote pizza and it intrigued me. though i still had reservations. we agreed to order a small one and a small "go-to" pepperoni and banana pepper. folks, i gotta tell you, my life was changed that day. i'm of the mindset, normally, that pizza requires red sauce. that's just my preference. this pizza had no red sauce but was F'ING INCREDIBLE. it had olive oil, mozzarella, fresh roasted corn and poblano peppers, red onions, queso fresco and was finished with a drizzle of housemade Tajin crema after the bake. we opted for NO CILANTRO because why ruin a good thing? seriously, i loathe cilantro. we devoured that pizza - each trying at least one piece of the other before returning our attention to the main attraction. i immediately regretted only getting a small. though it may not have warmed up well - with the crema and all. the crema, by the way, was the sleeper here. just delicious. i wish this was a permanent addition to the menu because i don't live near a Dewey's so i'll likely not have another chance to get it before it's gone. anyway, if you're reading this, stop. go immediately to Dewey's and get yourself (and me) an Elote pizza (no cilantro). read more
Dear Yelpers, Get ready for the Pizza Pie that will change your life! Ok maybe an over exaggeration but definitely an amazing pizza. Dewey's offers the full experience with an open view into their kitchen where you can see the chef's tossing dough. The kids love it and secretly the adults do too! The plethora of pies to choose from is different and exciting! Not just your normal pepperoni and sausage. More like a smorgus board of luxury pizza options that everyone is going to love! And if you are like me, you'll love the bit of kick you'll get from Ryan's Inferno! Your Friendly Neighborhood foodie read more
I'm never disappointed with the food or service here and today was no different. Even under extremely challenging circumstances, they exceeded my expectations in every way with their pleasant demeanor, quick curbside pick up, and of course, great food! read more
2 years ago
We ordered online and did curbside pickup. Dewey's has their process down. Our order was exactly right and ready on time. The meatball pizza and salads were delicious. The raspberry poppyseed vinaigrette was very good and was a compliment to the salad. The safety and care that Dewey's displayed was commendable. Management thought the process through and it protects the employees and customers. A big thank you! read more
8 years ago
They do a really great job of allowing one to customize a pizza to make a pizza that everyone in your party will like. They also have a great local beer selection! read more
3 years ago
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still love the food here, but i've been giving the pick-up option a couple tries and doesn't matter if it's noon on a monday, if they quote you 40 minutes they'll wait the 40 minutes to put your food in the oven. takes too long, especially when you arrive and waitresses are walking around bored and your uncooked pizza is just sitting there waiting to be thrown in the oven. read more
I must admit, given that Dewey's is a regional chain, a regrettably self-important part of me didn't want to like Dewey's as much as I do. However, I have yet to have a bad experience here. Their menu offers a wide variation of speciality pizzas that are a little out of the ordinary compared to other speciality pizza joints. The "Porky Fig", a clever play on Porky Pig, features a fig jam base paired with accompaniments including prosciutto and Gorgonzola. The sweet fig jam and salty prosciutto are a perfect match. This time around we tried a half seasonal pie with arugula and prosciutto and a half porky fig - both of which were delicious. On Wednesday, they offer retail wine night to pair with your perfect pie. Swing by for a pie and a bottle of wine and you will not be disappointed! read more
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During our rehearsal break, we chose to go to Dewey's Pizza at Summit Mall in Fairlawn, OH. This may have not been the wisest choice. Since we had to be back at the theatre at a certain time, we decided to order ahead online. When we entered the restaurant, we asked if we could just sit and eat there since the food came out earlier than anticipated. There was only one other table of people in the whole restaurant; however we were treated as though we were an inconvenience. The manager of the restaurant continued to stare and roll her eyes at us while we were eating and said as we left "we prefer if you chose carry out - you carry out" while I understand her argument 1) we asked 2) the restaurant was just about EMPTY; if they were completely packed I would understand. Overall the classic crispy crust-- was not crispy in addition no cheese pull AND my strawberry salad had three strawberries in it and cold chickenI've had Dewey's before and their food is good but today the mood of the manager and the vibe me and my friends received was so unwelcoming and upsetting. I will not be going back to this specific Dewey's, sadly-- but maybe I'll give another location a try!! read more
7 years ago
Dewey's offers catering! My office got Dewey's catering the other day and it was delicious! They dropped off pizzas and their large party salads and it was the perfect office lunch! read more
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Stopped in for dinner here tonight because my boyfriend wanted me to try it. Atmosphere of the restaurant and design of its interior were different in a good way and quite refreshing. We were quoted a 15 minute wait time, but only had to wait maybe 10 minutes. They also take your phone number so had there been a longer wait time we could have easily browsed the shops in the mall to pass the time. We were seated in a nice corner booth. The hostess didn't say anything and walked away too quickly for me to even thank her for taking us to our seats. I ordered the candied Walnut and Grape side salad which was delicious! Sometimes when they put fruit in salads it becomes mushy, soft and unpleasant. However the grapes were nice and crisp and the walnuts were a great touch. They also make all of their dressings and the citrus basil vinaigrette on mine was so good I wish they sold it by the bottle. As for the pizza, which was made-to-order, we ordered the 11-inch Green Lantern. I liked how they were careful not to over-cook it. The crust was especially delicious. They also offer gluten-free crust, but I REALLY wish they had a vegan cheese substitute. Waitress was great and service was quick. Would recommend for date night or family dinner. read more
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