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| - Located in what the manager deems a neighborhood that "isn't as safe as it used to be," Arcade Pizza resembles a Post Office in New York City. That is, you enter one room only to be greeted by thick sheets of plastic window separating the pizza people from the patrons. I ordered ahead and got a large half-sausage, half-mushroom pizza and it took less than 20 minutes to prepare. Parking is adequate on the street out front and there wasn't a line when I went at around 9 p.m. Monday night.
The cost was $10, and they only accept cash, which was inconvenient for me, as I had to drive up the street to the Key Bank in order to withdraw some.
As for the pizza, I've had better, sure, but it's an adequately cheesy and savory distraction from the fast-food of pizza, Pizza Hut and Domino's. If you've had Guy's Pizza, it sort of resembles this, although the crust is more like a cracker in texture. Not that it's crunchy, but sort of thick. Like Lunchables pizza things.
Overall, I'd come here again if I was looking for something delivishly greasy and yet satisfying. The slices are cut like a sheet, even though the pizza's round, which is interesting. I got full on two pieces, but managed to eat four before bed anyway. So eat at your own risk. :P
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