Eh. Pizza was good. Overall ordering and dining experience was not great. When your food is speedy I don't love ordering at the counter and having to go back up for whatever. And, there was a dude waiting for his pizza near where I sat down who was obvs ticked because his order was taking so long, and he and the person at the register had an uncomfortable exchange. Tried to ignore but it was like right there. So that was a damper. Margarita pizza was good. The vibe sorta sucked, so I ate quick and bailed. read more

Hello Pizza deserves more than 5 stars. As someone who grew up in Upstate NY I have a high bar for NY style and Hello Pizza exceeded it. Their crust is delicate, chewy and crunchy - NY style perfected. I have had Lola and Young Joni's so Hello was last on my Ann Kim pizza to do list. We ordered slices, the Sicilian, a slice of Margarita, and garlic knots. I f***ing love garlic knots and these babies are like little carb pillows. I haven't had any garlic knots in Minnesota that even touch the quality of the ones at Hello. "I want to go back" - my husband, 5 minutes after we finished our lunch. read more

I live smack in between Pizzeria Lola and Red Wagon Pizza, so I'm pretty spoiled. Hello Pizza doesn't hold up to Lola or Red Wagon, but it also serves a different type of pizza. If you want something artisan or creative or fusion, you're better off with Lola or Red Wagon. But if you want a no-frills pizza that packs a flavor punch and never disappoints, then you're in the right place. The spinach and artichoke pie is the favorite at my house. The white sauce is so creamy, and the piquillo peppers add this really gentle element of sweetness. Is $25 a lot for an 18" pizza? Yes. But you get what you pay for. And what you pay for is delicious pizza that isn't trying to be anything more than just that. Hello Pizza's physical space isn't my favorite. The visual design is nice, but it's not particularly comfortable to dine there, and the plates and cups and utensils are just cheap. I've also had a lot of trouble over the years getting through on the phone. (One time I called to order takeout, was put on hold, waited 10 minutes, called from someone else's phone while I was still on hold, and they answered immediately and took my order. Original call still on hold.) Luckily I live within their delivery zone, AND they recently added an online ordering feature to their website. Consider me a happy camper. read more

Hello Pizza - Artichoke and spinach pizza! - Pizza Near Me - Edina, Minnesota

Always tasty and the staff is always nice when picking up some pies to go. Crust is the perfect thickness and toppings are high quality.

Can't help but like this place. It has a cool vibe, old fashioned photo booth (with the delightful opp to look at photo strips lining the wall), and overall sweet look. But the joy is the delish pizzas, many with wonderful, chewy crust that is to die for. Check this place out. Definitely recommended. read more

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Great pies! Thankful for the large sizes (18") and solid ingredients + crust. As for eating there, it's fine. The wine list is My Cousin Vinnyesque as it entails "Red. White." I didn't try the white, but I recommend neither. The pizza was what we wanted and tasty. We'll pick up from here again. read more

I sort of knew I would like it. All the Lola experiences I've had have been outstanding, so I expected the same flawlessness here. Hello is a different type of pizza, but still flawless. The decor is minimalist and strange in the best way. Name tags, creepy Lionel Richie, false quotes from famous people all over the place. My friend ordered the Sicilian, which was like a pizza/focaccia/crisped cheese square. Seriously, it had an extra crust of cheese on the outside that was the best part. The bite I had was incredible. I got a slice of the veggie NY-style, covered in mushrooms, spinach, onions and feta. This was awesome too. They have gluten-free crust and sell whole pies along with the by-the-slice business. They also offer house soft serve ice cream with a few different toppings and beer/wine. Personally, I felt obligated to eat pizza the first time I was here, but I'm excited to try the Korean cowboy sub and the salads too! read more

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It's Meh. But please understand that there are people that will love it here. The pizza is good, they have slices and pies, they offer wine and beer for sale, and the servers are friendly. But for me, I walked out with a headache. There are a lot of kids out with their parents for dinner, a lot of chewing with mouth open, and lot of people hanging over you for your seat because it is popular for the size of space. For me - I prefer the Lola location - it's a bit trendier, the pizza is better and more variety, and while still busy and noisy, is more for me. read more

I don't understand how this place has so many 4 & 5 star reviews! I ordered takeout and by the time we started eating it 10-15 minutes later, it was cold, not even warm. The pizza was pretty tasteless with flimsy bottom crust and burnt rim crust. Toppings were scarce. After anticipating pizza that so many people say is 'the best' in town, it was very disappointing! I won't be going back! I'll stick with my doctored-up frozen pizza I make at home for half the price! read more

Do not waste your money on this place. We got a 12" and 16" pizza and it came to $56. And the pizza was in the top 3 worst tasting pizzas.

1/11/18 update: increasing rating from 2 to 4 stars. Food continues to be good to quite good and they are working on the service front mentioned in my original review. We have ordered several times in recent months and the timing has been much more accurate. When it's not been on-time'ish, they've proactively apologized and worked to make it right (without us asking for anything). Nice work by management to improve guest experience! Original review: Food is good but service super inconsistent. Called in an order tonight (single pizza and a couple slices so not a huge order) with a 30-minute wait quoted. Showed up on time and was told it would be another 50-minutes. No apology. No offer to deliver. No offer to make right in any way. Too bad... this is the final straw for us. We loved having it in the neighborhood but have run into a couple of issues (this being the worst). Wondered why they only had 3.5 stars...guessing service and management is an ongoing issue. read more

Say you, say me, say it to Lionel Richie and Jim Morrison who adorn two of the doors (pun intended) at Hello Pizza. Everyone says it, but the plastic paper plates require a thorough inspection and fits in well with the cafeteria atmosphere Came in on Memorial Day and the place was packed. Was a good 15 min wait in line and just lucky enough to snap a table. Kids had boring half pepp half sausage which was good but I tried single slices of the specialties which were much better. Even the Sicilian with onions was great (hate onions). Next door to Convention Grill it makes a nice decision for pizza or burgers. I would have gone to Convention Grill because it was so crowded, but I ate there just two weeks prior. Certainly worth at least a slice when in the neighborhood. read more

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4 degrees is what it read on the Century 21 office near Hello Pizza, it was a frigid day. I have always wanted to try this place because I heard the sister restaurant Pizza Lola was amazing. My wife wasn't hungry, but she was game to let me try a slice. The large neon lettering announcing that it was Hello pizza bellowed from above as we entered. It kind of looked like a 50's diner and they had the offerings of the day displayed in front of us at the counter. I ordered the special of the day, which was the Hello Rita, a slice with just sauce and I think homemade mozzarella chunks on it. I also got a side Caesar salad and a Surly Furious to wash it down with. After about 5 minutes we had our food brought out to us, they have these cool plastic plates that look like paper plates, a nice touch. The salad was super tasty with fresh greens and split cherry tomatoes. They did not drench it in dressing, just the right amount. Yummy! The Furious was of course amazing! The pizza was a little charred on the crust but it wasn't anything to write home about. My expectations were set so high, I think that is why I was a little disappointed. The cheese was solid, but again, the blandness of mozzarella made it tough to make it an outstanding slice. I liked the place enough, it was like $15 bucks for a slice, a beer, and a salad, so a little steep for a lunch, but I am glad I tried the place out. Good guys behind the counter, but I have checked it off the "To try" list. My wife said Lola is awesome though, so I we will have to try that out! read more

I wanted to love this place because I love Pizzeria Lola, same owner and they're 2 miles apart. When I found out this is a NY style pizza shop, I was really excited. I grew up on Ninja Turtles(not Michael Bay) and pizza. Yeah, I've had pizza in NYC. Did Hello Pizza satisfy my craving? Unfortunately, it didn't. Maybe it's just a psychological thing. Why does pizza taste better in NYC? Some say it's the water, who knows? That being said, I'd rather go down the street and get a pizza from Lola because I'm a fat pizza monster and can eat one by myself. Street parking is available but limited. The interior is pretty neat though, there is a photo booth and people pin their photos around the restaurant to remind you that you don't have friends, feelsbadman. read more

I've been meaning to try this place for a while and was finally able to stop in on a Friday for lunch. I ordered a slice of pepperoni, small cesear salad and coke and it was just over $9 in total. Pizza was fine with small pepperoni and a thicker, chewy crust and not much flavor; quite like Sbarro with a thicker crust. The side small was pretty small but just enough for one person but it too was a little generic tasting. If you want bland pizza, this is the spot for you. read more

A little bit pricey. Over 40 bucks for 2 large pizzas. We got the veggie and sicilian. More of a fan of the Sicilian. Both were pretty decent quality though. I really liked the Hello Kitty decor and the photo booth was pretty neat. Really wish it would let you retake photos though and it cost $3 for one quick session of 3 snapshots. If you want you can leave a copy for the restaurant to post so your friends can see when they stop by. It was walking distance to the Realtor we were meeting with so we didn't have to worry about parking. read more

Hello Pizza - Photo booth time :) - Pizza Near Me - Edina, Minnesota

This is a nice place to have a thin crust pizza. The wait time was perfect. Ingredients were fresh and you can taste it! The interior is different and make sure you check out the photo booth! The photos litter the walls. Cool idea! The imported root beer was also very good. If you need a change from the burger and malt shop next door this is a good choice. read more

Hello Pizza - Pizza Near Me - Edina, Minnesota

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Pizza by the slice, family friendly, engaging staff, quick service and absolutely incredible pizza. My $7 lunch (1 large pie-slice, Soda and tip) is worth the 11 minute drive from work! WOWed Might in fact be the best pizza I have had in the metro. Only close one is Sammy's in Coon Rapids. read more

Hello Pizza - Hello Pizza makes you feel more like a guest at their table than a customer in their restaurant!Leave the plates. "We got this!" - Pizza Near Me - Edina, Minnesota

We have continued to eat here on a regular basis since it opened. BEST. DAMN. PIZZA. IN TOWN. Take out, or eat in, we always enjoy our pizza. We still need a Hello in NE....(please please please). read more

Terrific pizza! Traveled pretty well with a 30 minute drive to take it home.

Very efficient order process and quality quick take out pizza. Crust was well cooked and ingredients were great

There always has to be one of those people, and I guess it was my turn. I heard how great HELLO PIZZA was and as a pizza lover visiting my sister, I ordered a take out. WOW - and that was not a good wow! Our drive was only 2 miles and by the time we got home, the pizza was dry (I don't know where the sauce went), the flavor was blah, and it just wasn't worth the money, drive or anticipation. What a disappointment !!! I hope I went to the HELLO PIZZA all of you are talking up so much about. read more

I went to this place because my girlfriend highly recommended the hot Hoagies sandwiches. When first looking at it, there was no meat in the salami hoagie. There was very little of anything. And when you took a bite it tasted like unprocessed dough for breading. It was a disappointing experience for a place that came highly recommended read more

Came here by mistake...I was going into Bruegger's for a sandwich I seen advertised on thier window. I walked by and seen a pizza sign... I didn't correlate the two ...thier name and pizza. I go in and they have pizza by the slice. So I ordered the margeurita and triple threat (meats) with a Root beer. The pizza came out Hot and it didn't look like it had been sitting around waiting to be warmed. The crust was not too thin and was crisp tasted fresh. The sauce was very good not bland or overpowering. Cheese and meats were fresh. A good solid pizza served on interesting paper plates... you'll see when you order. There is street parking and it can get a little tight. Service is very good. read more

Hello Pizza - I need 2 today...it's Friday - Pizza Near Me - Edina, Minnesota

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I love this place because they deliver to my apartment and the pizza is much better quality than most other takeout pizza joints in the neighborhood. We ordered the New Yorker and the Hello Trinity. Both were SO yummy. The New Yorker has less traditional pizza topping arrangements. I loved the giant pepper and onion slivers, and even bigger sausage slices. Every bite was packed with cheese and zest. The Hello Trinity is similar to a signature pepperoni and sausage pizza and was equally delicious. The pepperonis are tiny just like Pizzeria Lola, I just can't get over the cuteness. Of course with fancier pizzas than Domino's, you're going to pay more. It felt like our bill added up really quickly and all of a sudden we ordered $50 of food before we even knew it, whoops. Price is worth the flavor! read more

Hello pizza is a good choice for a quick bite meal with quality ingredients. Pictured is a slice of the "Sicilian" pizza. Delicious, crisp yet fluffy crust, and fresh tomato sauce and just the right amount of cheese! Also they have a photo booth where you can take a picture and add it to there wall. My only complaint was that the interior was a bit unsanitary. read more

I live in the neighborhood and noticed today that the shop was finally open. Hooray! The shop is airy and modern and uncluttered. There's enough tables to seat maybe 40? Also, a cute window counter with seats. I'm hoping they have patio/sidewalk dining once it warms up (as the old bakery location there did!) The daily slices will run you about $3.25-4.50. They are nicely sized, prolly about 2 regular pie-slices if you want to get fussy about volume. The split was about 50/50 veg to meat options, a decent ratio. Whole pies are $21+ depending on if you add some of their delicious premium options such as crimini mushrooms or house-made maple bacon (for you carnys out there). I opted for the Veggie Supremo slice, which was loaded with cheeses including feta, and mushrooms, spinach, onions and garlic. Very tasty. They have a mini tap selection of local beers, sold by the glass or pitcher. I was pumped to see Indeed's Midnight Ryder! Also, wines, but I don't know anything about wine so I would feel remiss in advising you on that particular facet of the business. You can also order side/entree salads, and a few meaty sounding subs. Secret bonus: they have a photobooth! All in all, I'm pleased to see the shop open, and I'm excited for my neighborhood to have such a yummy haven. I'm not particularly pleased at the potential outcomes of drunken photobooth possibilities, but that's my own cross to bear. Welcome! read more

I'm just not in love with Hello Pizza's food. What I do love is the friendly staff, the cute decor and the pizza-by-the-slice concept. I'm not a huge fan of the pizza, though. And for this being the main draw, I don't think I'm hooked. There isn't a lot of seating inside or out, so when I came here I knew that easiest thing would be to get the pizza to-go and eat elsewhere. I would have thought that a pizza-by-the-slice restaurant would have a better to-go option than shoving the slices in between two paper plates. This, shockingly, didn't work at all and I managed to get marinara sauce on the seat of my car. Oops. For some reason, the pepperoni on the meat slice we got was really memorable. Spicy and peppery. Yum. read more

I kept telling myself, don't expect New York style pizza, don't expect New York style pizza, but even with this mantra, I still couldn't help but hope for New York style pizza. Now, Hello Pizza is good, don't get me wrong, but it's not New York style pizza. It's decent, quick, friendly pizza. The vibe is pretty fun, I'll always take a nod to Lionel. It's bright and cheery, however cramped and confusing the entryway is. Hello Pizza has some of the fun touches of it's Sister Shop down the road, house made soft serve ice cream and a photo booth, but it differs in presentation and service. They have roughly 5-6 pizzas to choose from, along with a couple of sammies. I went with a friend and we opted for getting a slice each to ourselves and then sharing a third. We got the special which had peppers on it, artichokes, white sauce and mozz. The crust was solid, with a nice char and chew. The toppings were good but holy moly - wish I had realized the peppers were spicy. My friend and I are both Minnesota spice wimps so we ended up taking the peppers off - the rest was pretty good. For my main slice, I got the Sicilian which was almost excellent. I say almost because the center of the cheese wasn't melted all the way, it had that semi-melted but you could still see the shreds of cheese thing going on. However, since I have never ever seen Sicilian style pizza in Minnesota, I couldn't pass it up. I actually like this better than the other pizza, with it's thick focaccia-like crust, a thick layer of cheese that crusted on the edges that touch the pan, and a spread of tomato sauce on top along with some fresh basil. This place is great for families or people who want a quick in-n-out slice of pizza. However, I'd rather splurge my time and my money and head down to Pizzeria Lola for a more interesting pie! read more

I work nearby - so this is a lunch spot for me. Dinner experiences may vary. Atmosphere is diner meets antique store meets trendy minimalism. I dig it. Lunch rush is hardly a rush. Plenty of seating and service is quick. They have beer/wine. It's a pizza joint that has good specialty pies...buuuuuut... THE MEATBALL SUBS. $7.95 for magic in your mouth. You know something is good when halfway through you can't wait to eat it again. Both varieties are exceptional. The "old skool balls" for traditional cheesy marinara goodness. The "Korean cowboy" for an extremely well done Korean twist. And the dough they use is just that perfect mix of crunch and soft. read more

Hello Pizza - Korean cowboy. Pics do no justice. - Pizza Near Me - Edina, Minnesota

The folks behind Pizzeria Lola have opened their new spot in Edina. The concept is a little different: NY style pizza by the slice and a more casual, no-nonsense interior, but there are plenty of welcome similarities like the occasional touches of Korean cuisine and a photobooth ($3). You order and the counter and, if dine-in, get a number, and they bring it to you: unlike a lot of by-the-slice places they don't just hand it to you at the counter, but I suppose that makes sense as they have items that do need prep time. From the slices I tried the Hello Trinity and plain cheese as well as getting a salad (I also took home some items, mentioned at the end). The plates looks like traditional paper plates but are plastic and hefty, it's a cute idea. Plain Cheese: The cheese is floppy and foldable (as is tradition). This was good, not great--I suppose that was my mistake to not get things that were a little more compelx, but sometimes it's good to test a baseline. This was probably too much of a baseline. The cheese pizza was on par with what I can get from Whole Foods. Thankfully I'd also ordered the Hello Trinity: it's a cheese pizza with mushroom, pepperoni and mushroom. Delicious. Reminded me of what Pizzeria Lola can do. The Caesar salad served in a metal mixing bowl (causing it to look home made) and doesn't try anything out of the ordinary: Fresh lettuce, cherry tomatoes and some house-made croutons, topped by a salty Caesar dressing with a light bite (I liked it) and freshly shaved Parmesan. There wasn't room to hide any serious deficiencies, and I liked it. Take home: Korean Cowboy: meatball sub with Korean BBQ flavors with the sort of coleslaw you'd get on a Banh Mi. Tasty, a little spicy and --considering they only have 2 meatball subs on the menu (I was worried it might not be something they're good at vs. their pizza)-- a pleasant surprise. I would order it again. The New Yorker (this can only be ordered by the 18" pie and comes in at $22): 4 cheeses, sausage and peppers. Much better than plain cheese. Unlike the more traditional pizza ground sausage on the Hello Trinity, this one has large portions of sausage on the pizza. My wife and I both enjoyed it. I'd put the Hello Trinity a little ahead of it though, I'm a sucker for classics. They also had a number of other interesting options on the whole pie-only menu, including a Adobo Chicken (described as having BBQ-sauce pizza) and Spicy Broccoli. You can also make your own take-home using either a cheese or Margarita as your base. Overall it was a good experience, I would return. read more

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After experiencing the joys of Ethopian on Friday night, my wife and I decided to stay closer to home and try a new pizza place. We both were in agreement that pizza is our favorite cuisine and struggled between ordering in and going out to grab a pie. Our first thought was to go to Pizzeria Lola, which we ADORE, but when we arrived they told us there was a 2-hour wait. Holy cow, that's long even for a Saturday night, but we know why. So we had selected a second choice, a place neither of us had been to before, and this time we picked Hello Pizza (3904 Sunnyside, Edina). This place wasn't too far from where we live and if they were extremely busy, we could always head back home and order in. Drove out to Edina and were pleasantly surprised to find that there was just a short wait, it was 4-5 minutes tops before we got in. Our friendly waitress sat us and we mulled over the menu. Great menu. They recommended their subs, but since we both wanted pizza we went ahead and placed an order for a large "New Yorker" pizza. This pizza comes with sausage, pepper and onions and like their other pies, is razor-thin, as you would expect from a NY pizza. It was a little pricy at $24 for a large, but we can't complain because it was really, really good pizza. The best way to describe it would be a higher-quality version of Sbarro. Very good quality. Nice selection of non-alcoholic drinks, including San Pellegrinos and other small-batch sodas as well as the classic fountain drinks. On a side note... is it just me or is Minneapolis the only place in the world that has pizzerias with operational photo booths? I've been all over the world and have never seen anything like this before... Anyway, back to the experience. The pizza is top-notch and I definitely recommend it, but I think I would recommend having it delivered (they just added delivery and unless you live in a really close proximity they probably won't bring it to your) or carry-out. We saw a lot of people carrying out and I think we know why. There were plenty of families at the restaurant and the noisy children really wrecked it for me. The occasional loud kid is one thing, but a restaurant full of unruly kids running around kind of wrecks the experience. I believe another reviewer recently complained about the same issue. So, if you can handle the annoying kids then this place will be great. For us, that knocked our review down by one star. Sorry, Hello Pizza, but if this place felt less like a Pizza Hut and more trendy like Pizzeria Lola I'd for sure give you a fourth star. Still a fantastic product. read more

I can't go any lower than four stars because the salad was incredible. I have never had a smoked salad before, and I just loved it. The Pizza? I'd say three stars. It was good, but I can think of many other pizzas I'd rather have. Also. I hate wine in juice cups. It's weird. read more

I like the New York style that they do. Big slices good sauce and a really good crust. Easy to order over the phone and The delivery is fast when you live close by. read more

Hello Pizza - Sicilian - Pizza Near Me - Edina, Minnesota

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I have never had a slice of pizza in NYC, but I know what I like in a slice of pizza, and this is it. The crust is just the right amount of crispy, the right amount of chew, just the right balance of breadiness to thin-ness. They practice restraint when it comes to topping and the quality of the ingredients is remarkable. I tried the daily special which was a "Chicken Adobo" slice. It was pretty good. I didn't quite get the "adobo" but it was non the less a slice worthy of its calories. A slice worthy of 3-4 stars. I was really hungry so I decided to go for a second slice the "Hello Rita" That is what tipped the boat toward 5 star territory. The slice had sparse amounts of good quality mozzarella and the red sauce really shined. It was also glistening from the amount of olive oil drizzled over the thing. That amazing crust just soaked up all that goodness and by the end, I was sad that I had finished. It really is that good. Highly recommended. read more

This will not be any competition for Convention Grille next door. I ordered a simple cheese slice and I'm with B. H. on the baseline comparison. The crust was too charred, a NY doesn't have to be charred at all. Matthew's take on it was exactly what I was thinking. I'm from upstate NY so I'm no novice to a classic NY pizza. Since I don't know what other pizza, especially privately owned, is in the area, I don't know how welcome it actually is. For seasoned snobs this will not be the destination that Lola is. You won't get the cravings you do for Lola, I know that much. Families and teens will go for it, but not sure if the prices will warrant it being their hang out. The closest I've come to the NY concept is Ginelli's Pizza. I miss that place. What I really think is that she should have invested in another Lola, in St. Paul. read more

It's Friday night...you're hungry but don't want to get dressed up to go out and eat (don't judge) but still want good food. Enter Hello Pizza... I'm a fan of Pizzeria Lola and figured that since this place was owned by the same person the quality/taste would be about the same. Unlike Lola on a Friday night you don't need to wait an hour to get a seat and ordering was straight forward. Based on the description on the menu I ordered Adobo Chicken pizza as well as a pitcher of Surly Furious to guzzle down while I waited for my pie to cook. Fifteen minutes (and four beers) later I had my pizza in hand and headed home ready to devour it. The pizza overall was pretty good although I'm not sure I'd order it again. All of the ingredients were fresh but I can't say I was really excited of HP's version of Adobo...my mom is part Filipino and makes a killer adobo chicken, so I tend to be a little biased. All in all HP still makes a great pizza (maybe a little overpriced) which I'm keeping on my judgment free take-out Fridays list. read more

Helloooooo delivery guy! Hello now shows up at your door, which completely wins me over. I'm really really in love with this as a delivery pie. It's got the right texture, the right flavor, the right cheese ratios, and it's just absolutely good. It very much reminds me of extremely good NYC delivery pies, while the slice experience doesn't quite hit my nostalgia triggers. Go figure. I have no idea why, only that I have my new delivery go to. Re-heat the next day or go for cold. Price for quantity and quality is awesome. 18 inches is very very big. Delivery was fast and brought thoughtful extras for soda add ons. The only downside is that I think if things get very VERY out of control, someone switches the phone over to fax. So watch those weekend nights. This should die down eventually. If I see the word "Sbarro" in another review of this place I will prank deliver Sbarro to that person, I swear.... read more

Great Thin Crust NY style pizza. My husband has been trying to find a good pizza place (since moving here from CT) and I feel confident in saying that we did. We stopped by over lunch and ordered 5 slices between the two of us (we obviously have no control). Overall they tasted great and the restaurant itself was a perfect little spot. Can't wait to return :-) read more

I wanted to like you so bad Hello, why did you have to be so sub-par?!?! Ugh. I feel horrible about writing a bad review (it's my first "below three stars" review, you guys...this is really hard). It must be the Minnesotan in me. But, I can't lie. Hello, you disappointed me. I thought you were going to be really good NY pizza. I thought you were going to be all drippy and droopy in the middle. I thought you'd have that slightly oregano-y taste fused together with just the right amount of melty cheese... But you weren't that. You were bland. Also. PRICES. Sheesh, so expensive. Anyways, thank you Hello Pizza for taking my negative review virginity. It was not the most pleasant experience. read more