Pizza Pie Cafe - Provo

The quality is definitely not what they come for in Pizza Pie Café, they are here simply for the amount and for that I suggest not earlier than the dinner rush, before lunch the options are limited. in which attempts to have not large quantities of single pizzas are divided into two and served as half 6 slices maximum each with a kitchen supported and occupied by a single hired, they will be given their cup in register and then finally leave to find everything on their own, not so a difficult task, unless they want pasta, then they expect a wait. I wanted to get something pasta first, but after seeing my friend, wait about 5 minutes for someone who even acknowledges that he was there, I decided my time would be better spent in the salatbar. apropos salatbar it had a very conservatively sponsored sortiment of earlylingssalatmix and romaine leaves. a few topping options that were questionable fresh (especially the candied mandarin orange, which tasted slightly from fermentation) but here for quantity not quality. about everything I will give this situation 4 stars, because after working in restaurants I understand that the pains of need to be short workers to keep the doors open, but there are still problems that can and should be solved.

Pizza, salad, pasta buffet. it's all decent, though maybe nothing special. and the restaurant closes at 9 o'clock, so no late bite. it is a good place for a few hungry children. sufficient variety to please a quantity, and the all-you-can-eat model means that they can go back for their favorites. there were many families eating there.

The pizza tastes the worst as frozen pizzas, according to my opinion. the discs are thin, so I had only 2 discs, but each other in my group loved it and got several pieces. the serviette dispensers are on places that are a little hard to find. they are black and in dark areas. the place is also not well illuminated. although the restaurant generally looks clean, I did not have this mood. probably because it is old. the good is friendly and helpful staff and they can eat much for less if they like to enjoy large portions. they also have some berries pizza and other sweet fruity pee-like pizza. I didn't try them, but they could be good.

Came an hour before closing and were treated as royal. we beat a late dinner eile, got fresh pizzas including a gluten-free pizza and it tasted fresh and tasty! The pasta sauces were all fresh and the employees were very nice, a particularly name weston- he complicated on our baby dining table food for the first time and was overall sweet and asked if we needed something. we're just back for this place.

Not gourmet, but the kids loved it! It is about what you would expect. Great for teenage boys with high metabolism. The crust is not as bad as I was expecting; it has the right amount of salt, but it's not very fluffy or chewy. The desert pizzas are very sweet. If you were blindfolded you probably couldn't guess what flavors they were. Lots of fun. About worth the price.