Mama's Famous Pizza & Heros

No flop, oily top, crunch on every bite, not much flavor to the sauce. Pepperoni is above average. Parm & seasoning added by maker. Cooked perfect. Scoring Tucson scale

This pizza is nothing special. If this pizza were a state it would be New Mexico. A slightly unmemorable/irrelevant state that is still a little interesting/ captivating in the mind due to the fact that it has Mexico in the name. The undercarriage is very underwhelming, and the flop on the slice is expected due to the undeniably large amount of grease on the slice. The dough is very doughy, and leaves my pallet dry like the sands of Arizona. However the sauce prickled my tastebuds like the cacti in the desert around the restaurant. The fountain and the carousel like decor reminds of the roaring 20’s, as the decor acts as a facade, distracting customers from the destined failure of the establishment much like the Great Depression was imminent. The pizza left me wanting more which is why I decided to eat my styrofoam cup as seen in the photo above.

Mediocre. The sauce had a bitterness, flop, and the dough didn’t hit. However the cannoli was fresh and amazing.

Major flop, bit greasy too. Tad pricey.

Extra moz, Pep and mushroom, it tastes just like pizza looks in Ninja Turtle cartoons. Little flop, cheesy, Heaven. Best pizza in Tucson, but dependent on what day you go in on. No Anchovies on campus is only rival.

Chewy, no crisp. Basil on the plain cheese is a good choice but this pizza is average. Fair score.

Used to be my favorite slice in NW Tucson, but it just wasn’t the one tonight.

Always delicious

Good New York slice. Super thin with average crisp. Lacking a little in taste but still a decent slice. Good atmosphere and friendly staff, would have again.

Overall not a bad pizza and for northwest Tucson it’s probably some of the best you can get in the area. One of my favorite places to go if I want good pizza close to me