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  • I've been going to Barros since their old location on Kyrene and Warner (it's moved since then) sponsored my softball games in middle school. Yeah, so you can say I'm a loyalist. Here's the thing about pizza: it's pizza. It's always going to be decent, even when it's terrible. So you got your tiers of pizza, right? For cheap pizza, I don't think that Costco can be beaten. If you want to impress a date and rub elbows with the trendy and famous, Pizzeria Bianco is where it's at. But if you want good, solid, middle-of-the-road pizza, Barros cannot be beat. Their cheese is always plentiful, buttery, and properly stringy. Their sauce is hearty -- not too sweet, and not too spicy -- with a "real" tomato flavor you're not going to get from Digiorno or Pizza Hut. They're always super generous with their toppings as well, and I've never had a compliant about the quality. The green peppers are always crisp, the mushrooms meaty, the Italian sausage just the right balance of spicy and savory. Plus, they deliver. Oh, and they're local and definitely into supporting the community. I grew up with basically all of my middle school and high school functions being sponsored by Barros, eating their pizza at student council, in softball, at summer camp, and so many other places. I also used to walk to their old location after school and buy a slice or two a la carte (they do that for lunch for such a reasonable price!) and throw away so many quarters on the Bubble Bobble arcade game. They're really a crowd pleaser, everyone I know from the Valley like myself loves them and makes a point to order them above all other pizza joints. I really don't stoop to eating "junk" food very often, so when I do, I want to make sure I get the very best. Barros has always hit the spot for me, and was a huge part of my childhood.
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