Pizza Fire is decent, cheap pizza. I think it's pretty fair to compare it to a "modern" Ci Ci's Pizza. The pizza is large but I can eat all in one pizza because it's so thin. The first time I came I ordered the buffalo pizza and the sauce was dripping everywhere...I was basically eating buffalo soup with bread. I still ate it. The second time I went I order pepperoni with garlic sauce and it wasn't messy. The pizza is cooked fast and the staff is nice. It's a good place to take a bunch of kids because the place is pretty big. If two people are on your bill you'll most likely spend just under $25.
If you're a germaphobe I wouldn't go here. The staff was cleaning the pizza station and making pizzas at the same time. The rag bucket was so close to my pizza and the toppings it was kind of gross to see. The counter was a mess and just looked so dirty like they wait until the end to whipe the counter. The pop machine is the kind you touch to select your drink (yay more germy fingers). The counter was gross both times I went soooooooooo I'd pass if you're a germaphobe.