Sam's Pizza Palace

Boardwalk pizza. Not offensive by any means just nothing to write home about. Needed more sauce and more flavorful dough. Crust had cardboard texture. I’m spoiled with NYC wheel.

A standard pie done right. No bells and whistles, just great ingredients and solid flavor. Sauce is a little sweet, crust has a nice cracker meal/ corn meal texture. Best on the boardwalk. Highly recommend the white w/ broccoli as well.

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Sauce tasted very good but pizza was too doughy and too greadey

Genuinely awful, and doesn’t make sense compared to his other reviews, it needs a re-review. It was way too sweet for the sauce, no flavor, no salt, horrible. Genuinely the worst pizza of all time.

High quality boardwalk pizza

Good

Consistent slice. Nice under carriage. Sauce could be better.

Great location, atmosphere, and service. No joke — I think our pizza came out in less than 5 minutes. Overall, I hate to say it… I was disappointed in the pie. It reminded me a lot of Minquadale Mall in New Castle, DE. Big slices, decent crunch, sweet sauce, but not a ton of flavor from the crust or cheese.

Great sauce, consistent slice

Good pizza. Needs salt

Very average pizza. Tried the traditional cheese and the pepperoni. Cheese had good flavor and a solid tangy sauce, but it was a disaster. Under carriage didn’t hold and it fell apart. The pep had a sturdy undercarriage but didn’t move the needle for me. Cheese 4.5 and Pep 5.5

Overrated pizza. Sweet sauce and average tasting crust. Mack is .1 point better even for the record.

They’ve been better sadly

Very good boardwalk slice. If you want crispier pizza, come to Sams. Mack's is little brother.

Average at best. I don’t get the hype. When in Wildwood, go to Mack’s.

Sauce was great, cheese was good, And crust was soft but had a nice crunch to it. Probably best pizza on the boardwalk.

The crunchiest and best under carriage I’ve ever had, taste was alright fell off at the end but still great