Tried the lunch special...a little pricey for a pizza joint. Kind of chaotic to order right when you walk in (especially with the clerk asking you every minute if you're ready yet). Ordered spinach on my white pizza, they charged me the $1, which I understand. Order came out and the waiter had no idea who had what and what kinds of pizza were in his hand (everything looked jumbled). My pizza had no spinach and the waiter offers to "bring me out a bowl of spinach" to put on my pizza. Cold spinach leaves on my baked pizza? No thanks. Waiter had no idea what he was doing. Too bad I'd already signed the tip receipt. I've had better frozen pizzas. The greek salad tasted like chemicals. Very weird flavor. So much green onion and huge chunks of red cabbage. Couldn't eat it. Thought this place might be great for my company to lunch at regularly. Definitely telling people it's not worth it. read more

The Mini Mia special is the perfect balance of salad and pizza for lunch! I had the cheese pizza and Caesar salad and they were on point!

100% of the time I've gotten food from here (take out) my order has been wrong. I didn't ask for anything special, just a $10 salad from their menu that was missing a significant number of ingredients both times. I won't be back. read more

The happy hour is incredible. The food is spectacular. I don't need to talk it up too much. The food and drinks speak for themselves. Highly recommended. Seriously though... The happy hour has incredible deals. read more

I was wondering where I'd stuff my face on a lazy Saturday when I decided to check if SPIN! Pizza had opened, and lo and behold it was opening day. Built on the ruins of two failed Japanese restaurants, a pizza place was a welcome change. I'd checked their website a few times before and it looked pretty hipsterish, so I had somewhat high hopes. I was concerned it'd be too packed but when I stopped here for lunch it was alright, and only looked to be around a third full. The restaurant is something between casual and fast casual. You order your food at the front counter, but after you are seated it's full table service. Newfangled comes to mind here. When you first walk in you'll be pretty surprised by the size of the interior, especially if you'd eaten at the previous restaurants here. They'd obviously knocked out a majority of the walls. Once you enter you'll see a small display table with a selection of wines and a large menu print on the wall along with a selection of other beverages beneath. A pizza prep area is on one side of the cash registers, and a fridge filled with gelatos is on the other side. There's an open kitchen behind all this, which wraps around an enormous oven. The dining area is now a single large, airy space decorated in bright, earthy hues. The ceiling and ducting are painted a vivid red and pendant lights hang above the tables. The flooring is a dark brown, synthetic wood. Large windows provide a perfect amount of diffuse lighting. Some of the walls are decorated with lots of layered prints. Black bench seating wraps around the inside of the restaurant, and there's booth and open seating in other areas. Outside there's a handful of seats on the porch as well. The whole place has a kind of late 90's throwback look going for it, and it sports the nicest interior of all the restaurants in this little shopping complex. As far as the food, I opted for the $10 combo (forget the name, which is a small 6" personal pizza and a bowl of soup. This was mostly because I got such a headache from looking at their crazy, poorly designed menu with the fifty different fonts and font sizes, that I just gave up trying to order anything else. I started with the minestrone soup, but it wasn't that great. It was topped with quite an awful lot of cheese. Seeing as the pizza already has cheese, cheese on the soup too is a bit excessive. It also had a bit of a Chef Boyardee flavor and color profile going on. That is to say, too much tomato. It could've used a few sprigs of something green, like celery or maybe spinach. The pizza was a different story altogether. It's hard to find even a half decent pizza in DFW for some reason, but the pizza here was superb. It has a thin crust that was amazingly crispy on the outside, but chewy on the inside. It had a kind of mellow taste that was oddly sweet at the same time. Not sure what was going on there, but it wasn't bad. The sauce was nice and tangy, and all the other toppings were flavorful but mild, a welcome change from the way too salty junk you find on other pizzas around here. I'm not sure I'd come back here regularly to dine in, but I would probably give it preference for takeouts due to the quality of the pizza. Their larger 12" pizzas seem to hover around $12 each, which is a great deal for the quality. I give it a 5/5 for now since I'm still in the honeymoon phase with this restaurant. It's a nice addition to the area. read more

Wow! I was expecting it to be like any other pizza place, but it blows the rest away! Food is delicious. Ambience is great. Service was ok. Manager took time to come by and check on us and make sure that we were pleased with our visit. read more

Love this pizza! Nice selection of pizzas with choice of whole-wheat and gluten-free as well as regular crusts. Whole wheat crusts are amazingly light and crispy. Wonderful salads, too. We split a Sonoma salad three ways to go with our pizzas. Nice selection of beer and wine at great happy hour prices 4-7:00. Staff is friendly and very helpful. We will be coming back every time we are in Richardson! read more

Not great. Very hectic on a Friday night, I really don't understand why they are doing counter service when regular table service seems like it would much less chaotic. And you pay at your table, which really doesn't make sense. Our friends got some soup and said it tastes like straight up canned Sysco product. The gluten-free crust was flavorless and burnt (and they people working weren't really clear what gluten free means which is unusual at a place offering GF options.) The pepperoni and peppers pizza was way too salty, the patate pizza was actually pretty good, the potatoes are sliced real thin, but the "roasted garlic" consisted of one whole clove, that was basically raw. The pizza of the month was supposed to be prosciutto, spinach, and onion marmalade. It tasted okay but there was no trace of the marmalade, we actually got some extra and the employee explained that they put it on very lightly. But why put it on so lightly you can't taste it? The crust was nothing special. And the kicker was that it cost the same as Cane Rosso but for not nearly as good pizza! If it were more affordable as the "fast casual" counter service would imply, maybe I'd like it more (and it does appear they have good lunch specials) but based on this visit, I am not compelled to come back. read more

Main points: bad food with spoiled ingredients, no service, run by teenagers and overpriced. We ordered flatbread with dip, and that was the best food of the night, although it came out with all of the entrees despite it being an appetizer. We had one pizza that was supposed to contain soppressata, but came out with discolored salami. We took one bite and it had an awful, off taste leading us to believe it was spoiled. I wish I had read other reviews before I came, because another reviewer mentioned getting food poisoning and now I'm certain the salami was spoiled. I have been to many Neopolitan pizza places and nothing about this pizza seemed Neopolitan. We got no refills or plates. The only time the all-teenage staff spoke to us was to not so subtly tell us they were closing soon (about 20 minutes before closing). 30 minutes before closing, they began to mop the floors. The food was very overpriced for the quality and setup of the restaurant. I understand that this is a restaurant where you order up front, but if you aren't going to expect your staff to provide refills you should move the drink station from behind the counter so customers can get their own refills (like at Cafe Express or Jason's Deli). I will not be coming back and would not recommend this restaurant to others. read more

Let me add my one star here. I placed a to go order for a couple pizzas. They told me 15 mins. When I got there they told me my order wasn't ready, have a seat at the bar it'll be ready in a minute. All of a sudden all this chaos, pizzas coming out of the oven burned, people yelling at each other, people nearly bumping into each other. Way too many people working! One of my pizzas was ready and sat on their cold stainless steel counter for 15 minutes while I waited for the second which was a pepperoni. Every pepperoni that came out of the oven for the next 15 minutes was hovered over my open box for a brief second then passed off to a waiter to be delivered to some table. Several times they hovered a completely burned pepperoni over my box, then set it back down on the counter, long after it had gotten cold. This pizza got passed around in all this chaos so many times I was nauseated at the thought of how many people had breathed on it, how cold it must be, plus all burned. Ew! Finally someone set it aside and I didn't see it anymore. Hopefully they didn't serve it to some poor unsuspecting person. When the 10th pepperoni pizza came out of the oven, someone hovered it over my box and again it got passed off to a waiter. I was certain my first burned pizza sitting ready on the counter all this time was ice cold by now, so I said, "I'm done!" and I got up and walked out. When I got home I called Campisi's. At least they know what they are doing there; it's always organized and calm; the pizza's pretty good. With the thought of all the chaos, pizza passing through many hands, all breathing on them, being waved around here and there. I'm not sure I can stomach the thought of going back to Spin. read more

Great options at this pizza place. Like many places, the wait can sometimes be a little longer than I'd like, and ioccasionally the pizza is not cooked evenly throughout, but overall its been good expereinces here. I'll definitely be back and am happy to say that the folks who work here are polite. Theres a nice patio outside when the weather is good and there is a good variety other than the pizzas. Try the sandwiches and salads, the soups are good! read more

Food is good, service needs improvement. Hard to get drinks refilled both times I went.

I just visited SPIN for the first time and wow! The service was fast and friendly, they have a really cool covered patio, and the food is delish! The pizza has super fresh ingredients on it with a thin and crispy crust. The caesar salad was also awesome. It had a really light dressing on it, which I appreciate. I got the personal pizza/salad lunch special. Can't beat $10 for such a yummy and satisfying meal. This will definitely be one of my go-to places from now on. Can't wait to go again! Thanks, SPIN! read more

Gave this place a shot because it's not too far from where I live. I was born and raised in italy where I spent more than 30 years of my life. I am always looking for places that offer authentic Italian food. I have to be honest I have not found many. Partly it's because tastes of locals differ a lot from the tastes of Italians. I know for a fact that most locals would find real Italian cousine pretty flavorless. That said I will move to the pizza. When I first go somewhere where authentic Italian (napoletana) pizza is advertised I generally try the margherita (marinara at times) first. If they can't get that right, nothing else can possibly work. The dough was not leavened properly. The napoletana should be chubby on the sides and soft overall. The tomato sauce was filled with pieces of GARLIC (c'mon) and frozen cherry tomatoes were all over the pizza (this is not a primavera gentlemen, you only use cherry tomatoes on white pizzas). The cheese was unidentified, but it should be fresh mozzarella. The price point is where Testa or Cane Rosso are positioned except they offer almost authentic food. If you want a better price/quality ratio try Firecrust instead. If you want real pizza don't go there, might as well go to any American franchise (Pizza Hut, Domino's, etc...). read more

This pizza restaurant is located in the free standing shopping center along Campbell close to where the old Luby's Cafeteria was located. There have been several restaurants located here in the past. When entering ti will take a little time to review the large menu on the wall. We ordered the Caesar salad and bean minestrone soup and my spouse ordered the Sonona salad and soup. The cost is $8.75 and that is a little expensive for lunch and the amount of food that is served. The soup was a cup and while being hot, it was not particularly noticeable from a taste standpoint. It was good but a long way from being excellent. The Caesar salad was no doubt one of the smallest I have ever been served for lunch and I noticed it was referred to as a half-salad. In four bites you will have consumed your salad. The salad looked as those it had been micro determined in size and placed on the plate to at least make the plate look half full. Did not work and they added a piece of flat bread which if you order separately is $3.95 but comes with a dip. This one was loaded with salt and they was no dip. I think the food was good but the portions small and the prices expensive. The food was good and the location is certainly a welcome sight for the neighborhood. Those few ordering pizza in our area seemed to like the thin crust. Most customers in our area had ordered almost the same as us, a salad with soup. There is a mini mia pizza menu for $9.45 and that includes three items such as Mondo Meatball Mia or Roasted Eggplant Mia. You order at the counter and the food is delivered to your table. The counter staff was very friendly. read more

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Gotta say, this joint is very overrated. PIzza is mediocre at best (& we had 2 different 12" pizzas): very skimpy on cheese, very skimpy on toppings (the prosciutto was put on the pizza *after* it had been in the oven?!) The crust was not crispy & sorely lacked a true neapolitan texture & flavor. The sauce did have some flavor, but they skimped on that too. Kinda reminded me of a mediocre national pizza chain I patronized in my college years. SPIN! is mostly atmosphere (very clean, austere & trendy decor) & not really oriented towards quality neapolitan pizza. Suited for folks that really don't know any better. Cane Rosso, Apollonia's (Richardson) & Firecrust (Plano) have this place beat hands down. read more

Spin Pizza is probably my favorite pizza shop in Richardson, TX. Great location, friendly staff, and awesome pizza. Management staff is extremely approachable and generous. Ordered a pie and while waiting, was offered a free glass of wine by the manager. Can't beat that kind of service. read more

Amazing pizza! I had the gluten free crust and it was one of the best gluten free pizzas I have ever had! I will absolutely be returning for more wonderful food. read more

SPIN! in Richardson is now our #1 place for pizza and calzone. The ingredients are fresh, everything we order is tasty, nice pizza crusts, and the waitstaff is as friendly and helpful as any counter-order place I've been to. The gluten-free pizza crust is superior to gluten-free at other area restaurants. We particularly like the salad/6" and salad/calzone combo meals. read more

0 stars for the margarita pizza and the gelato. How can you mess up a margarita pizza? It's just tomatoes, basil and mozzarella. But no, they use tomato sauce instead of tomatoes, shredded cheese instead of mozzarella, and basil strips that are probably old and lack flavor. The pizza had this weird soapy flavor. The gelato isn't smooth. It has a gritty texture. The only star is for the service. Everyone was nice and they brought the food out super fast. read more

The salad that was delivered was not what they described. My grilled cheese was 3 cold slices of cheese in grilled bread. No effort was made. read more

Ok, here we go. The best pizza pie in the area, but I had problems with this operation. Unless you want to scrape child off your car bumper, you might want to skip this place on a Sunday night. It was like walking into an elementary school cafeteria but without adult supervision, just numb parents. Screaming babies and out of control toddlers. I fault the Kids-Eat-Free special (Sunday night). You order at the counter, but there is only one cashier taking orders which are usually comprised of 7 or 8 individualized personal pizzas and various selections from the endless juice menu sure to stump any indecisive kid- it's like each customer is enrolling their kids into school with lots of negotiations taking place. So you spend more than half of your dining experience standing in this flippin line which is murder on your back. Could you PLEASE integrate smart phone ordering. It's plug-n-play technology now, right off the shelf. If they had a 2nd cashier, they probably couldn't keep up at the pizza oven so I'm thinking that's why the owner chooses to have only one cashier during peak dinner hours on a Sunday night. It wouldn't be so bad waiting 45 minutes to eat if you could spend most of that time seated comfortably with drinks and enjoying conversation- no way. Not in this joint. That wouldn't happen anyway with this Chuck E. Cheese crowd. So after ordering at the counter, I'm wondering why I don't have cups to get our drinks. That's because you have to wait for the server to bring the drinks to your table. So almost 15 minutes after taking our seats, a server finally claims us and brings out our drinks. I take it this arrangement is because the owner is afraid I will beat him out of a $0.10 refill of iced tea, because once she dropped the teas off we never saw her again. Score one for the owner's financial statement I guess, but I'm confused because kids are eating free and this place is packed with kids trying to eat this restaurant out of business. A few minutes later, a guy from the kitchen dropped off the pizza. I wander behind the counter looking for napkins. Found them (I think I confused everyone wanting to eat our pizza in a to-go box so I got to-go service meaning no service but the girl who brought our teas was friendly and smiled so I gave her two bucks anyway). I ordered a cheese pizza with zesty red sauce and basil. I wasn't picking up any zest in the sauce. It tasted like normal pizza sauce but had a very fresh, aromatic flavor and wasn't the sweet, over cooked tomato gravy like you get at inferior pizza joints. The crust is excellent, airy and chewy with a crispy bottom - cooked perfectly. However, the basil was completely mutilated into thin ribbons and placed on the pizza before it went into the oven. Chopped basil cannot really survive an 850 degree pizza oven, especially cut into thin strings. It just can't. So while I had the basil aroma, I was eating what looked like strings of burnt candle wicks all over 1/2 of the pie. What self-respecting pizza chef does that to basil? Basil lovers live to bite into a leaf of fresh, aromatic basil. Not here and for that reason alone I could never recommend this place to anyone looking specifically for a neopolitan style pizza pie which is a shame because that's what they serve here. Fortunately I had the forethought of ordering pepperoni for the other half of the pizza which was excellent. To summarize, if you don't mind paying the premium for a delivery service like Uber Eats then definitely order delivery while avoiding basil and placing yourself inside this restaurant. lol. All kidding aside, I'm hopeful Friday and Saturday night will not be so childfull. Let's face it, there is no redeeming reason to allow kids to eat free. It destroys the dining experience for everyone from the noise, the lines to the ticket times let alone the food cost. Better to have a to-go order special like free salad or buy one get one 1/2 off, etc. I can't help but wonder if this place could afford to give me full leaves of fresh basil if they ditched the kids-eat-free special. So to further beat this point into a bloody pulp: take away the mob of kids and I'm hopeful I would have more time seated with better service. I know I will get a great pizza pie. read more

Meh. Great atmosphere and marketing geniuses, but the pizza is just ok. Ok Maybe it's because I am comparing it to Cavalli's which is worth going out of the way for. I thought the salad was over priced for what it was too. read more

Interesting concept. Salads were really good. Pizzas were pretty good as well, but the place was noisy with kids the night we went, and the service was pretty mediocre - especially for the price, which was about $50 for my wife and I to share a pizza and a salad and each have a glass of wine. read more

Pizza ok. Manager not so much. Was buying a btl of wine and don't usually have spanish or Italian wines very much. They only had 1 California wine available. So I asked to try a tiny sip of 2 different kinds. They said they couldn't do it even though they sell them by the glass. Order out. Ok pizza. Dont dine in. read more

Great pizza and great decor, very good service. All their pies are 12", so they are slightly bigger for one person to finish and too small for two to share. Their beer selection is good too -- if they have Tank 7! And a small selection of gelato, which looked ok. read more

Restaurant has a lot of choices for pizza, clean, pizza is fresh and flavorful! The atmosphere is vey inviting for a large group or just a few friends. read more

Quickly becoming a favorite! Prompt counter service with servers to refill beverages and deliver food order. Options are unique and vast so there is something for everyone. They also have whole wheat and gluten free options if you're into that as well as a vegan cheese. Toppings and ingredients are above average quality and their pizza sauce tastes amazingly fresh. Good selections of beers and a broad happy hour menu offers specials on food and drinks every day! read more

Great service. The staff came around the till to explain the menu to us. The food was fresh and tasty. Really good experience and good value read more

They've only been open for a week so wasn't sure what to expect. BF and I split the 12" Portobello and Crimini pizza. It was just enough for two to share but not get stuffed. Pizza was phenomenal. Service was even better. Everyone was extremely friendly. Even talked to the owner about their local beers on tap. They even have Revolver Blood & Honey and that makes me very happy. Ordered a kid size gelato just to try it. They brought our tiny size cup of Creme de Menthe Gelato but didn't charge us for it. It was just enough to satisfy my sweet craving. BF is taking a business client for lunch tomorrow. We will definitely return. read more

good atmosphere, good menu with personal pizzas and a variety of salads. They also serve alcohol and yummy gelato. Cashiers and waitstaff are accommodating - recommend eating here - lunch & dinner! read more

My family enjoys their personal pizzas, gelato, flat bread and mac and cheese. They also have great happy hour deals so it's a great price for families when each person wants their own pizza. read more

Simply amazing! Spin recently opened and we are so glad we gave it a try. The manager and staff were wonderful, very quick, attentive and friendly. The pizza was excellent! We are actually not big pizza eaters, but this made from scratch, fresh and flavorful pizza was the best we ever had. I had the Sonoma salad and Primavera mini-pizza and my husband had the Tre Carni pizza. We will most definitely return, now one of our favorites in Richardson! read more

So good! The pizza is really good, but our favorite thing is the hummus trio. You've got to try it!

Unforntunately, the second time was totally different than the first time. Waited 45 minutes for 2 cold thick crust pizzas and a very undersized full size 8.75 salad .The pizza was completely different from the first time to the second. Won't return. Too bad. read more

Great food, great service! I don't know why they don't get more business. Large selection of pizza and gelato. Everything is delicious and gets there fast. read more

Spin never disappoints! The food is inventive, fresh, and arrives quickly. The service is family friendly and always attentive - even when my children spill water multiple times! I love those restaurants where I can take my children but feel like I am having a classy meal. Thanks Spin! read more

Pizza was ok. Like the beer options. But what kind of a pizza place in America doesn't have hamburger??? It's one of the most common toppings, but they don't offer it. Sausage is NOT the same! read more

The alert waitstaff is the highlight of Spin. They're cheerful and care about your experience. However the pizza lacked any flavor due to the skimpy amount of sauce(almoist undetectable) and chintzy portion of toppings. We had the sausage and onion pizza and there were 3 tiny pieces of sausage and probably a 2 tablespoons of onion on it. Crust was good though. Not in a big rush to return read more

They burnt the crust on my pizza. It's not the best pizza, but it's pretty good.