Route 5 cornerstore and pizzeria

The dough was nice. Could tell it was fresh, however other then that not much to say about this place due to not have much taste. Bland. Very bland with a decent crispy pepperoni

For a corner store this is honestly not a bad pizza at all. This place is not bad. The cornerstone is lacking but the pizzeria isn’t all too much if I’m being honest. It won’t knock your balls off but based on the places around this might be the go to one. It’s a shame you pull up and get the heebejeebs but I don’t hate this place at all.

You gotta temper expectation when getting corner store pizza, so I’m not exactly disappointed, as I would be if this came from a full fledge pizza shop. But it’s not great at all. Pretty greasy, and lacks flavor but if you’re hungry it’ll do the job.

Good classic Buffalo pizza. Sauce was a lil bland but they did a great job loading the toppings. Large pizza will feed a family of four.

One of the most basic and subpar pizza’s i’ve had in my day. The place is a dump and the workers were snarky. The texture was decent but tasted like it was frozen before prepared. eh

I get a little discouraged when reviewing a convenience store pizza... The kid asked me if “foil is okay”, that’s a first. No box or container, just foil... They had the door open on the side and I saw a dough mixer, meaning they make their own and that’s a plus. Unfortunately, this pizza needs a lot of help. It was doughy and undercooked with a little crisp in the crust. The heater kept this slice luke warm at best. The sauce is bad, no flavor except the lingering tomato paste that I loathe. The pepperoni is standard and the cheese is basic. The fresh dough saved it from being in the 4’s.

Average southtowns pizza.