Campus Pizza

Apparently the owner has a regular customer he doesn’t want to lose. My Wife, Son and Iwent into the restaurant and decided to eat in. The owner had a regular customer come in and order a pizza for take out. While he waited he proceeded to burp and fart. The first couple of times we didn’t say anything but, after burping loudly twice and farting three times we decided to say something. We said this is a food establishment and what you are doing is extremely rude and you should take pride in yourself more than that. The customer started yelling saying f_​_​_​you and you need to f_​_​_​off. The owner did nothing. The guys pizza was ready and instead of apologizing to us for what was going on in his restaurant he said I am sorry to the farter. The guy said that’s OK, I will see you in a couple of days. The guy then turned to us and said, like I said, you guys can f_​_​_​off. You decide if this is an establishment you want to frequent.

They’ve got really good pizza, made with fresh ingredients, and made fresh at the moment you order. It’s sooooo good when it’s fresh out of the oven! Also, the owners are super friendly! It’s a small place and in a location that can be easily overlooked, but seriously give it try, you won’t be disappointed!!! In my opinion, they’re pizza is comparable to Royal Pizza, and at a better price!

Not sure how I managed to miss this place before, but man, it’s really good pizza. As other reviewers have said, it’s take out and not fancy, but the sauce is delicious and the CHEESE… oh yum there is a lot of it. I wasn’t sure whether to eat it or roll in it. I will without question be going there again! Oh… and I chatted with the guy behind the counter, it’s new owners, but it’s all the same recipes (he worked with the old owners) and my partner tells me it’s the same pizza. Damn. Now I want one.

This is the best pizza bang for your buck I’ve found in Edmonton. It is a hole-​in-​the-​wall place so don’t expect to sit down and eat there — though there are a couple of small tables. The crust is just right (not too thick, not too thin), the sauce is delicious, the toppings are fresh and generous, and there’s loads of cheese. Nothing fancy or gourmet, just great pizza. My favourites are pepperoni-​green peppers– mushroom, and the donair pizzas. Oh yeah, and 5 percent off for pickup.

Used to go here when I was quite young.
It’s literally a hole in the wall. The pizza isn’t fancy, it isn’t artisan, or Neapolitan. It’s not organic 00 flour with fior di latte. It’s not New York or Chicago. It’s that heavy, cheesy, feel good pizza.
The sauce is great. The cheese is perfection. Only problem is the centre of the pizza was soggy (which I hate). I tried Campus after years and next time I’ll ask if they can take the pizza out of the pan for the last 5 minutes and place on the oven floor directly to see if it helps.
Seriously good pizza otherwise. Excellent pricing.
I can’t speak for their delivery but this is really a take out joint. Try it!

Another pizza that suffered from a ridiculously soggy mess of a crust. They need to figure this out.

I know it seems like I always have a new go-​to Pizza Delivery place every time I review one, but I think that as long as Campus Pizza can maintain reasonable delivery times and be open when I need them to be, I will order from them. Pizza is similar to Royal’s, but has a smaller assortment of toppings. I want to say that the crust and cheese are more flavourful. And the prices haven’t changed since 2003, which means they’re substantially less expensive than Royal as well.
Sadly, Campus Pizza closes at 8 or 9, which means they can’t fulfill any late night cravings. Oh well.

I love this pizza. Love love love it. Why have I never reviewed this wicked pizza before?
My affair with this place started many moons ago, back when I lived in a basement suite across the street from it. I tried it once on a whim, just got a small for pickup — and I have NEVER looked back. Every time I am in Edmonton, I want this pizza. Every time I move to a city, I start a new quest to find Campus style pizza. This was the only take out pizza I would get — 73/​dominoes/​panago, none of them matter in Edmonton. Just Campus.
What is it about this pizza? I don’t know exactly, but it is my favorite and everyone I know that’s tried it loves it. So much cheese, awesome sauce and just the right crust. This is one of those kind of country style pizza places (If you want authentic or artisan style pizza — this isn’t it). Getting an XL? It comes cut in squares because this thing is so hefty.
I love the classics from this place. I ALWAYS get Hawaiian. I just freaking love it. Other choices I liked to rock are the cheese pizza or the pepperoni. This pizza is always baked to perfection, arrives piping hot if you live in the delivery area and steams up my car with the best aromas ever if I do pick up. This is the kind of pizza where the cheese gets all stringy when you lift up a slice.
Are the leftovers good? So good there have been fights that have occurred over this, folks throwing down their best greasy eye to claim ownership of what remains. And what about those weasles that go so far as to wake up in the night or extra early just to bogart the last slice of ham n’ pineapple. Oh, it’s good.
I say — try it, I doubt you’ll be disappointed.
And I completely agree with Sylvain h. — this pizza blows Royal outta the water (Royal is so brutally overpriced anyways — no?).

Schmeh. The first time I went in, the two people behind the counter stared at me and didn’t say a word. I looked at the hours sign and realized they were closing in 10 minutes. Fine. They could have politely said so instead of the blank stare. The second time I tried, I ordered and got pizza delivered. The delivery guy was nice enough — polite and timely. But the pizza itself was just OK. Pretty much the same as most of the mediocre pizza out there. The centre of the pizza was a bit soggy and the toppings were the usual.

I just discovered this place, great pizza and priced right, better then Royal, way more toppings!