Nowhere near the hype. If you’re local, great. If not, don’t make the drive. The pizza is fair. The 14” medium cheese arrived undercooked and soupy. However, the true colors of this place were revealed when I went up to pay for my meal. Paying with a credit card, I was rung up. I pointed out to the youngman behind the counter that the $16.95 that was appearing on the payment screen for a 14” medium cheese pizza was more than the $15.95 price that was on the menu board hanging above the counter. The owner then stepped in and I pointed out my concern. He said, “it’s only a dollar more”. I said, “ Yes, but it’s more than your advertised price.” He then said some words to his employee, erased and re-entered the items. Again, the medium pizza was showing as $16.95 and I pointed that out. “Do you think I’m trying to rip you off?” The owner said. He then said it was showing as more because of the tax. I pointed out that tax is not added before the sub total. He didn’t like that. I believe the information I was giving him was beyond his mental capacity to comprehend. I wanted to leave, so I was paying and he started walking away, mumbling and saying that he doesn’t need this and something about customers giving him a hard time. I told him we didn’t need to drive a 1/2 hour for this circus. He told me that my problem is that I’m rude. What?? Side note, my son told me that the customer who paid before me had raised concern about what he was being charged for his meatball sub and had words about that customer once he walked out of the shop. Never again. Check that your payment system is working properly or, yes, you are ripping your customers off.
