Detroit style in Oregon! I thought I was back home…read more.. Tried Chonie's at Ballers & Brews and came with my expectations in check... It was the best Detroit style pizza I've had since Detroit herself... Chewy, porous, deep dish crust that's not too dense and overwhelming but chewy and buttery and scrumptious... Loaded with cheese and spicy red tomato sauce on top... Honestly, I'm back now in the metro area and wish I could Uber eats another pan... It came "individual style" that was roughly 8 square pieces... I ate six of the eight because I could not help myself... Just air fried the remaining two and they came out almost as good... Highly recommend and I will be eating there every trip in the future to Bend!!!! Watch out waistline!

Went to Chonie's food truck today. First time having Detroit style pizza. Not a fan. It's basically…read morethick bread with cheese and spicy sauce. Customer service can make or break a place for me. The owner was not friendly at all as I tried to talk to him about his appearance on the news. Will not be back.

BEST pizza in redmond hands down!! & if you like ranch theirs is really good!!…read more bonus because it's a food cart w/ lots of outdoor seating & also has an indoor seating area :)) we will definitely be coming here again!

3.5 rounded up We ordered a margherita pizza and the south…read moreside classic as well as a Caesar salad with chicken. The pizzas were good - definitely feed 2 people or more each - but the south side needed more of the delicious red sauce and that made it not great and I would have liked less of the balsamic glaze on the margherita. Loads of cheese, though. And the sausage wasn't spicy (hot) so that was good for me. The salad was disappointing. We added chicken to it for $3 - a great deal - and it was chicken breast with a good flavor but there wasn't enough lettuce. Wayyyyy too much chicken for such a small amount of romaine. The Ken's Caesar dressing was decent. Service was good and friendly. We sat out in the Astro turf grass in the little park area. Multiple food trucks around this one and more about a half block down the street.

I understand pizza is a highly individual thing approaching a religion. There are many styles of…read morepizza and folks tend to love and hate various ones. That said, I see that The Pizza Cart is highly rated - people seem to like what they serve, which is great. The operators also seem to be well-respected local folk. Which is doubly great. (I note the business is currently listed as For Sale.) However ... to me, their pizza is flatbread masquerading as pizza, and that's not my preference. So, only two stars for the food.

They used to have amazing thin crust. Absolutely Loved it at the pumpkin patch then went Juneteenth…read moreat Drake park and they used tortillas. Yes I paid 12$ for a tortilla with cheese and sauce barely disguised as a pizza. The person working there said they used to make their own crust then became short staffed and didn't have time. Hm. Maybe change the name to open faced crispy quesadilla cart ?

Was really not expecting this pizza to be so damn delicious, staff were friendly and the quality is…read moredefinitely in the taste... a must try. The crunch was perfect and the sauce was best I've had in a long time.

The food at this place was unbelievable amazing, so good I've gone back 7 times since. I love the…read morepizza here, it is detroit style and it is crazy delicious; you can't go wrong with any of their choices, I've had many of their different pizza options. The place is a really nice spot, nice location, and the people who work there were always super awesome to me. A must visit food spot in Bend, very worth it.

Pizza Mondo is the best pizza in town, hands down. The staff is always friendly and the service is…read moresuper quick, which makes it a perfect place to grab a slice when you're on the go. Great pizza, great people, and consistently fast service. If you're in Bend and want a quick slice, this is the spot.

This place is great - cool inside, awesome service, and the pizza was very good for by the slice…read more I'm picky about it - and would come back for sure. The lunch special for $9 is a soda, salad, and a slice.

We ordered the Mulligan and were not disappointed. It fed four of us (adults) and even had some…read moreleftover. We took it to go (because it's take out) and sat in the ambiance of a Sunriver evening. It was good food to go with good friends.

It's Pizza Hut pizza at ridiculous prices. Let's just be honest. It's not bad pizza. It's just not…read moregood pizza either. We ordered half mulligan half cheese, Hawaiian and a GF Hawaiian. The large pizzas were ~$30 each. The personal pizza sized GF was ~$17. They were just... fine. Literally Pizza Hut pizza and at least Pizza Hut is cheap and cheerful. I wouldn't eat here again but it's Sunriver, not a lot of choices and the place was slammed on a Sunday night - we had to wait over an hour for our takeout order. Drive to Bend and eat there. So many more options! And all of them better.

Had a craving for some pizza and found this spot on Google. It wasnt too busy when we entered only…read moreone other person in there, but it picked up some after we ordered. We looked over the menu before ordering, the girl at the counter gave us some time to brows and helped the other guest a regular as they were on a first name basis. We ordered small salads from the salad bar, cheese bread a pizza and some sodas. Thr salad bar had alot of options for topping your salad. I was a huge fan of what looked like house made croutons. They also had cottage cheese & fruit, potato salad that was good. They had everything from carrots to beets, peas and pickles. There were many options at their salad bar. The salad bar came with a breadstick as well. They made the pizza and it took about 20 minutes. They had a different type of pizza oven that what I am used to seeing back home. They do charge 50 cents per ranch for your pizza, no card cash only for that. We got called over the speaker when our appetizers was ready. We also got called to the counter to pick up our pizza. The regulars who arrived after us, got their food brought to the table. Not sure if you have to request that option. Also not there is a $1.50 boxing fee if you want a box for your left overs. Cake flats and foil are avaliable free at rhe counter. The pizza had the crisp at the base of the crust and a fluffier dough above. They were generous with the toppings and the slices were large. We had plenty of left overs. It wasnt the best pizza I have had but it was really good. The crust was perfect for what I was looking for, but next time i would get plain cheese or pepperoni over the combo.

I took my son and family to Old Town Pizza last Wednesday for his birthday and it was our first…read moretime there. I almost didn't go because a couple friends told me it "wasn't that good." Fortunately I've learned that sometimes friends are wrong and Yelp is right. First challenge is parking. It's on a busy street and there's basically none. But if you can survive the rugged wilderness trek of... about one block... you'll be just fine. Once inside the place is clean, roomy, and has that perfect cozy old school pizza joint vibe. The kind of place where the smell alone makes you instantly hungry. The lady behind the counter was tossing pizza dough like she's been doing it since the Reagan administration. Always a good sign. The beer was cold, the salad bar is gloriously old school (which I love), and the service was excellent from the moment we walked in. Now let's talk pizza. This is not one of those sad flat crunchy pizzas with three lonely toppings scattered around like they're rationing pepperoni during wartime. This pizza is crunchy, cheesy, and loaded the way pizza should be. If you believe toppings belong on pizza instead of being used sparingly like museum artifacts, this place gets it right. The guy behind the bar called me by name all night which caught me off guard. I finally asked if he owned the place and he said no. If that's just an employee treating the place like it's his own, that says a lot about the culture there. Great service, great pizza, cold beer, and a place that actually feels like a pizza joint. We'll definitely be back. My friends who told me it wasn't good are no longer allowed to recommend restaurants.

New pizza joint located across from 10 Barrel on Galveston. It's take-out or delivery only - there…read moreis no inside or outside seating. - Maggie's Lane, a margherita pizza. Good flavor, not the least bit greasy. This is not a heavy pizza - the crust is light, somewhat fluffy. They go light on the sauce as well. Pizzas are not large here, only ten inches. So if you're feeding a couple of folks, you might need two. Or three. Efficient online ordering process with text messages when your order is ready. Worked well.

When you miss your pizza spot in your old town, and try to find a replacement, it leads to a pizza…read moreexpedition. This is my 4th pizza spot within months. We had three pizzas, which I would say feeds 1-2 people per pie. We only live 15 min away and when we got home, the pizza crust was soft and the edges looked shaped differently than in other pics people posted. (I tend to order pizza based on what I think of the pics of the crust, toppings, etc). *What I ordered: The pizza w smoked chicken, bacon, peppers and onion and white sauce was overly Smokey in flavor for my taste. I couldn't taste the sauce. The custom pep and sausage pizza had decent toppings and was alright while the cheese , basil pizza had a nice, light tomato sauce. The main gripe was the soft, uniform shaped crust and soft dough in general. Words from my husband was that it tasted like a better version of frozen pizza. We prob won't order here again.