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Fired Pie

3.9 (324 reviews)
ModerateSalad, Pizza, Italian
Closed 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
Updated 3 months ago

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Casual
Moderate noise
Outdoor seating
Good for groups

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Lil salad ------ super sad

Since when did croutons count as a topping on a salad. Ridiculous!!! The guy who made my lil salad gave me the wrong lettuce, then add tiny portions of the 3 veggies I asked for, so the salad was mostly ice burg even tho I asked for mixed greens and Romaine mixed. Then tried to charge me .75 cents for croutons! What a crock of crap. Won't be going back

3 topping pizza!
Michelle R.

Oh my word!!! Loved the pizza we ordered! Called order in, then picked it up to take back to air B and B to eat! The mushrooms were the best I've ever had! Just great pizza all the way around! Great prices too for what you get! Friendly staff! And a plus being able to park at no charge to eat inside, or pick up to go!

Salad
Gayl B.

This was my first experience at a Fired Pie. The location is in a unique area with a beautiful courtyard (if you walk around the area, you'll see some awesome cacti) and plenty of parking (at least that was the case on a Saturday). I had the spring mix salad with roasted veggies. The roasted veggies had no crispness to them. If you like your veggies soggy, you'll like these. For me, leaving the soggy veggies off would have made it a better salad. The salad was huge, though, and it ended up being passed around our table but evidently was thrown away. I did have a slice of the Hawaiian pizza from another member of my party and that was ok, but not anything special, more like a frozen pizza from a grocery store.

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John B.

This Fired Pie is hidden away on Central but it does have a huge parking lot. This is not where you go for a romantic dinner for two. Fast food pizza and salad for a reasonable price. My pizza, a Hawaiian barbecue, had great flavor, especially because I added jalapeños. Sweet and spicy with a delicious barbecue sauce. The rest of the group was not especially pleased with their pizza or salads. The decor is fast food. When we were there, there was an equal number of take-out orders as eat-in orders.

Buffalo chicken Caesar salad without croutons
Nicole H.

If you're a fan of make-your-own-pizza shops, you'll like Fired Pie. You can choose from multiple different crusts and fit as many vegetables and additional toppings as possible on your pizza. Prices are cheap, and food came out quickly. Remember back in the day when you'd get a personal pizza from Pizza Hut? Fired Pie is a customizable, slightly larger and definitely fancier version of that. I ended up splitting a pizza (we jazzed up one of the menu items to make a supreme-style mishmash) and the buffalo chicken caesar salad. The salad was good - nothing fancy - and the chefs warmed up the buffalo chicken for me, which was a very nice touch. I wasn't entirely impressed with the pizza; there's a chance that our flavor combination wasn't great, though, and that's not the restaurant's fault. One thing Fired Pie could improve on - wine selection. When we went, they were entirely out of all red wine and only had some small theater-style bottles of one variety of white (and who wants white wine with their pepperoni pizza?). There's tons of excellent pizza restaurants in the Valley, so the additional cocktails and wine options really help determine whether we'll be back again or not. That said, this restaurant seems like it caters more to the busy business lunch crowd. It's more of a fast-food restaurant than a sit-down place. Fine for a quick bite, but I probably won't go out of my way to come back.

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Really nice team and a great location. Prices are great. Their lemonade is really good.

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Food is great. Some of the workers little lazy however the hours say only open 11 to 3 but they're really open till eight on a Friday FYI.

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