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| - I live near downtown so I was looking forward to trying this place. First time, I thought the service was kind of slow (5 mins for a slice) but since I wasn't in any particular hurry it didn't matter. The pizza was pretty good but pricey. After today I'm never going back. Incredible jerks who operate this place. Ordered a slice and then sat down. Wait, wait, wait and then finally I go up to the counter and they don't even have the decency to come over and apologize for not making my order. Guy behind the counter says "give me 30 seconds" as he shoves a slice in the oven. Apparently I wasn't the only one they screwed over. While he was discussing another botched order with a customer, he takes my slice out of the oven and then shoves it over the counter without a word as if I magically know that's for me. Kinda service I'd expect in new york but not here. If you don't care about your customers then go somewhere else.
This time the pizza was pretty mediocre. It wasn't hot, after 30 secs in the oven. Crust was rubbery and the sauce tasted like out of a can. Probably because had been sitting out all day and they reheated it. Definitely not worth $5. If you're from out of town don't waste your time and money eating at dumps like this. Their pizzas look decent and maybe they're good when fresh but considering the service and the mediocre slices it's not worth trying again. There's better places around town for pizza.
BTW, the brunette behind the counter both times I've been there obviously hates her job and doesn't like dealing with people, or maybe she's a complete nit. Since I live close I asked if they took phone orders and did they validate parking. I'm not going to hassle with plaza parking and pay for it too but hey if you can get a pizza and parking for a few hours then it might be worth it. She says 'no'. They used to do it but they stopped. Now you have to have to get your ticket validated at one of the casino machines and she points down the hall. "Okay, so you do validate parking but you have to do it at the machine, right?" She says, "I don't know" and then she goes into this long rant about how they used to stamp tickets, blah, blah, blah. Geez lady, c'mon, it was a simple question.
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