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| - Courthouse Pizzeria occupies the old Whitey's Army Navy store, and patrons will be surprised at how different the inside looks. The space is wide and open, and there's plenty of shared seating available; just be aware that as it's shared, you may likely have to share a space with others if it's busy. The menu is somewhat simple, as they only have either pizza slices or a full 18" pizza. They also have sub sandwiches on their menu, as well as things like cheesy bread and side salads. They don't offer much in terms of "specialty" pies, they had 3 to choose from, but unfortunately they don't list the descriptions on the large chalkboard menu near the register. The pricing is pretty straightforward as well, you can get a plain slice of pizza for $4 and an 18" pizza for $16. Toppings are extra ($2 for regular, $3 for specialty toppings for the large pizzas). If you stop in on Mondays, you'll be happy to find this price is greatly reduced, and you can purchase any one-topping pizza for just $10. If you choose to get more than one-topping during this special, you'll just pay full price for the topping, but you'll still get the discount price for the 18" pizza.
I found the service here to be pretty good, we were greeted immediately when we entered, and the staff was very friendly when cashing us out. The fast-casual style allows you to grab a seat wherever and help yourself to the soda fountain while you wait for your pizza to be prepared; it doesn't take long as it's a rather thin crust. My biggest gripe about the space itself is that the whole place has that burnt-pizza Chuck-E-Cheese smell to it, which I personally find really revolting.
The pizza itself is nothing special to me personally;some will really enjoy how thin the crust is, but for me it was so thin that it turned into a floppy, sloppy mess. it doesn't have that wood-fire oven taste to it either. My boyfriend loved how generous they were with the toppings, and I agree, they definitely didn't skimp in this area- but again, the thin crust isn't really conducive to holding up so much topping. The cheese and sauce were completely ordinary to me. I feel like if I had payed full price, I may have been a bit disappointed, but I do know there are those that really enjoy this kind of pizza. I think it's worth a try if you enjoy thin crust pizza, but definitely not worth a long drive from out of town just to try it.
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