Great Pizza!
Quick Review: Some of the best Pizza I ever had. Fresh, delicious, cheap and clean.
The Details: Really good pizza for a surprisingly cheap price. They offer really good deals like a Large Pepperoni Pizza for $3.99 plus tax or their Family Special. The Family Special lets me get two large pizzas with two toppings on each, bread-sticks, boneless wings, and a 2 Liter Soda, all for $25 including tax, which is a freaken feast for the family. The pizza has a nice thick crust with a soft, fluffy texture that tears apart beautifully (I am salivating as I think about it). The sauce is very fresh tasting, with a creamy texture and a slightly sweet flavor that blends well into the soft crust (Not soggy, though, you need not worry). The pepperoni could be thicker, but it still tastes fresh and isn't stiff like the poorer quality meat most people are used to when getting affordable pizza. They don't cheat you on the toppings either, you get a respectable amount (Though they can be a little inconsistent with olives, sometimes you open the box and have a "Yeah, Baby!" reaction and sometimes it warrants a "Well, they are there," reaction). The cheese is okay, but the quality of everything else on the pizza really makes up for it, bringing the pizza into the "Great" category. I am really surprised on how little grease the pizza has as well, making it look and taste healthier than most pizza joints offer. All the ingredients taste like their on the better quality side, too. The pizza is always hot whether you get it delivered or pick it up and is always freshly made.
If you're a dairy-free pizza lover like me, you can order a pizza without cheese and it still tastes amazing without any other hidden dairy surprises to ruin you. The toppings still stick pretty well without the cheese, but if the pizza is hot, do not wave your slice around or you will make the sauce and toppings slide off. Morning leftover cheese-less pizza is some how even freaken better, making for an amazing breakfast without toppings slippage worries due to refrigeration solidification.
You can actually watch them make your pizza in the parlor behind the service counter. They roll their dough right then and there (Which I think is pretty cool because you know they don't just take a frozen crust from a freezer and heat it up). The pizza parlor itself does have a small sit down area in the front, but its pretty small and they still give you your pizza in a box so its probably best to take it out or have them deliver it to your house (Delivery is only five bucks!). Their bread sticks can be really nice and soft, but sometimes can be tough, like they might sit around because they're pre-made and are heated up on order. The wings are okay, they taste like the ones you can get frozen from a grocery store, but their edible. They give you a crap-ton of ranch in marinara sauce in little to-go cups with well sealed lids to go with your orders too, so you don't need to worry about having condiments at home if your one of those people who have to dip your pizza, wings, and/or bread-sticks.
The staff are pretty chill. They will help you get the most out of their deals and give you tips on how to substitute items to get everything you want for the price of one of their deals. They have pleasant attitudes as well, but don't expect a conversation while you wait for an order because it is a small restaurant and they only stop their tasks to handle your transaction before going right back at it.
(Heads up. If you call in your order, you might be answered by a guy who answers the phone by just saying "hello" which threw me off, but don't worry you probably got the right number if you clicked on the Google link and if you ask, he will say "Yes its Pizza Pro's". Sometimes the phone is answered by a woman who properly says "Hello, this is Pizza Pro's" so the momentary confusion seems to just be limited to that one dude). read more