Omg, you have to, you just have to give this pizza truck a try. If you don't, you are missing out…read moreand your life will totally feel an emptiness and you won't know why! Seek this place out. Don't be scared that it's down that long alleyway just do it! My friend and I gave it a try. The dude running it, so awesome! So vibey and fun! The pizza was like cartoon size huge, no joke! Sooooo damn good. I do not need to say anything more. Go order your gigantic pie right now. Price is spot on!

Excellent service and pizza too. The humans here are so kind, fun and caring. You can taste the…read morelove in the food. The employees are helpful and the pizza was hot and freshly made. We called twice because we couldn't find the location, they literally walked us through the directions. Map quest wasn't clear (because it's in an apartment alley way) it's in the Howard College apartments -near the parking lot. When we got there they chatted it up with us while the pizza finished cooking and then served us right away. Very cool place- I felt like I was upon a hidden gem inside the college vibes. I'm 40 but left feeling young again. lol. Thanks for the good vibes and making my 16 years old's day. We got 2 pepperoni and 1 cheese. The cook told us there's some garlic magic on the bread- it sure tasted like a light garlic bread & was great dipped in ranch. I highly recommend this eatery.

Edit: added 2 stars for Steve reaching out. I really do love Bartolotti's pizza so we will be…read moregiving them another chance and trying out the Uni location. I'm heartbroken to say that this not the Bartolotti's of old. The brick and mortar Bartolotti's in Springfield has closed so we of course can running over to the food truck. We live in a rural area and drive 25 miles in to get pizza and Bartolotti's in Springfield was my favorite go to pizza place. Even though sometimes a woman who worked there was rude and hung up when we tried to place an order to pick up. We would go in anyway and order and wait. It was worth it! Back to the pizza we got today from the food truck on Friendly Street. They were out of ricotta and basil, there's a store across the street... just saying... so we changed our order from the Bianca All White pizza, my personal favorite to Bruschetta pizza and a pepperoni. We walked across the street to get ricotta so I could add my own if wanted at home. I have some basil plants at home so that's covered also. We get our pizzas and take them home. I look when we get home and apparently they for some ricotta and put it on the substitute pizza... okay, fine. That's not the issue. The issue is the pizza crust looks undercooked and the other cheeses, mozzarella and ? look plastic like they have started to cut corners and are using cheap cheese. Breaks my heart because Barolotti's truly was THE BEST PIZZA in Eugene. Steve, I hope you get things sorted out. I will probably give you another chance for the love of the pizza! And then I'll update my review

I'm not someone who usually posts reviews, but the way I've been treated at the Friendly Carts…read morelocation of Bartolotti's has been completely unacceptable. The first incident happened about six months ago. At the time, I chose not to write a review, but in hindsight I should have. It wasn't a busy night, and when I placed my order, there was a small misunderstanding about the cost of adding mushrooms to half of the pizza. While checking out, I asked for clarification on the pricing (which that should be on the menu board) and the employee responded by throwing the POS device toward me and yelling, "DO YOU WANT THE F*CKING PIZZA OR NOT?!" I immediately canceled the order and left. I was truly baffled and blown away by the whole interaction. Last night (4/28/2026), I decided to give it another try, and unfortunately had another negative experience with a different employee. My husband ordered a pizza and was quoted a 20-minute wait. After about 50 minutes, while it was getting late and our kid was getting tired, I went to check on the order. I was the only person waiting and stood there quietly, but after being ignored, I finally said "Hi." The employee snapped back, " CAN'T YOU SEE I HAVE MY FACE IN A HOT OVEN?! I CAN'T TALK RIGHT NOW." I waited patiently, and when I was finally acknowledged, I was told the pizza had just been put in. That part was fine, but when I mentioned that we had been quoted 20 minutes, her response was unnecessarily aggressive and totally rude. I've worked in restaurants and customer service for 25 years, and I understand how stressful it can be. That said, there's no excuse for repeatedly treating customers this way. I won't be returning, and I wouldn't recommend this place to others. No one deserves to be spoken to so disrespectfully.

I'll make this simple for you:…read more This is the best pizza in Eugene. Period. Best crust, best cheese, best toppings, best flavor, best everything.

We stopped in to try a new pizza joint and are SO glad we did. One of the other customers assured…read moreus that we couldn't go wrong with anything on the menu, so we took that to heart and just ordered whatever sounded good. We ended up ordering a small Italianish and a small Garden. They were both really well done, crispy crust, not too greasy, dough and cheese just chewy enough. If I had to choose, I'd lean toward the Garden, but they were both delicious. We'll be back!

We found this little pizza place near Springfield/Leaburg after it was recommended to us by both…read morethe gas station attendant and a local farm down the road where we stopped for some fresh produce. They were definitely giving us good advice! The pizza was delicious, and the service was great. The owner was one of those people who makes you feel welcome right away. He was personable, knew his business, and you could tell he really cared about the restaurant and his customers. It's not in a big populated area, so I was really glad to see a place like this doing well. It feels like the kind of local business you want to see succeed. If you're anywhere near Springfield/Leaburg area, it's definitely worth stopping in for some really good pizza.

Just traveling through and saw the…read more StageStop Pizza! I decided Pizza sounds great! Quick bite, after ordering I was chatting with Craig. Been open since February! This quaint little place is definitely a nice gem! If you're traveling through don't hesitate to come by the StageStop Pizza! You won't be disappointed in any way. I ordered the 3 Cheese Calzone and it came with a small cup of extra sauce! Which was perfect and chilled which added to the dynamics of the hot calzone! I can't remember the last time I even wanted to finish a calzone! Was a short wait for the food. Music playing in background was a vibe. They had the games on so was great to just sit back relax and eat some quality local handmade food. Calzone: 10/10 Ingredients were fresh, dough was cooked perfectly. Had that crunchy bite with softer doughy center and the cheese and sauce came out slowly. Worth the drive, worth the time and the value mixed with quality you can't beat.

[rating this place as avenue.] my friend played a show here and I ended up getting there late,…read moreafter 10p.m. Since there was a live band they were still serving a full bar and a select menu of pizza by the slice. The location of the venue is perfect. There is street parking and if the street parking is full there are two lots within a block that only charge if there's some huge event. The acoustics are amazing, I haven't heard better sound in a venue since I can remember. It let me really enjoy soul vibrator, a seven instrument funk band that knows how to jam. I really appreciated being able to take in all of the sounds and music. It was like listening with thousand dollar headphones. And that was true regardless of how full or empty the venue was. The full bar was nice as well. I had a slice of the pesto pizza, I would like to try this place when they're actually serving the purpose of serving pizzas. It's probably pretty good. There's also a coffee shop in house but I wasn't able to try it as it was too late.

My friend and I needed to grab a quick dinner before attending an event right across the street so…read morewe opted to visit Whirled Pies. It was 5 o'clock on a Thursday and there was only one other table occupied so service was quick indeed! From ordering to leaving, we were only there for 40 minutes- which is exactly what we needed on that specific day. Neither of us tried any pizza but we both got a salad and split an order of cheesy bread. The antipasta salad was really good and heavy on the toppings! The cheesy bread was good. Not the best I've had but would eat it again. I would definitely visit for the antipasta salad again and would like to try some pizza next time.

The tall skinny guy Zealand was the best employee i've ever witnessed. Best pizza ever! So helpful!read more

The service was good, the food came out fairly quickly…read more The pizza was alright, but I can't give it more stars because there are so many other choices nearby that I prefer. My meaty pizza was particularly oily. Crust was nothing special. The combinations offered are really interesting though!

Wow, finally a slam dunk in Eugene. Their jalapeño honey (can't remember the name) might be the…read morebest single pizza I've ever had. Had the taco pizza and the marinara/ sausage/ jalapeño/pineapple last night and both were absolutely delicious. This might be the best Detroit style I've ever had. I'm totally sold. Can't wait for their new location in south Eugene, hopefully they will have good beer.

Loving this Detroit style pizza served straight out of the kitchen ! Yum. Homemade ranch !…read more Homemade spicey sauce. ?!? Delicious fluffy crust ?!? All around bombastic It's really a take out spot but does have a couple chairs ! Excited to try all the pizzas !!

I came in here with my husband and in-laws earlier this week. We had just been to the high school…read morefor a basketball game. From the outside, this place looked deserted. If the Bates Motel were a restaurant vibe to it. But it was dark and late on a Tuesday night. It's also really hard to see from the Highway, so if you're not looking for it, it's easy to overlook. We walked in and had to ring a bell for service. I'm guessing late nights in a dark location off the highway doesn't bring in copious amounts of business. The staff that were working (2 guys) were really friendly and helpful though. Very kind, answered questions, offered suggestions, everything I expect in a good restaurant. Restaurant itself is very dated. You can see it's old and worn. But also clean, and that is what matters to me. I can overlook old if it's clean all day long. We ordered a large pizza, half pepperoni and half supreme. Apparently they have two supremes on the menu, so the guy taking our order double checked which one we wanted. Food was good. I'm picky about pepperoni, and theirs was so good. I love when it bakes to a super crispy perfection. It is abundantly clear they support the local high school, as there were posters of the sports teams all over the place, which is awesome. They obviously care about their community. Would I return? Yes! I would. This was actually a great place to eat, and I'm so glad we all elected to overlook the weird vibe from the outside. Because sometimes hidden gems don't look like hidden gems.

Food was excellent. Service was great. I'll be gone to the restaurant is very friendly. Definitely…read moream going to go back.