Gatti’s Pizza

ridiculous service here don’t come here its so disgusting here I’m surprise there still open just my opinion though

Awesome kids pizza place. Lots of games and the pizza is good it isn’t the best but for the price it is great. They will also make any pizza you want you just have to ask. When it isn’t busy they do limit how many pizzas the put out at once so they don’t waste them but if you ask they will still make a pizza for you. This is an awesome kids pizzeria.

My husband called in for a carry-​out. We pulled into the drive-​thru and noticed the room they normally bring your order thru was filled with junk. Hmmm. Pull around and walked in to the front door just as guy was bringing the order to the front. Nothing was said about the non-​drive-​thru situation.
Back home, I tried one slice of the Canadian bacon, pepperoni, and onion. Cold, unappealing, with a bland crust. Tried a slice of the pepperoni and burger. Same story.
My solution: Kashi Autumn wheat with cinnamon cereal, which I added raisins to, was quite satisfying.
So, Mr Gatti’s goes on the list of «Never again! «.

Booked a party and had to pay for 25 children even though we only had 12 (including our birthday child) show up. If I under book then I get stuck in a tiny room. The excuse I got was that they have a new online system and it was listed when I booked that payment would be due for all the reserved seats at the time of the party. Parents likely understand that you do not know how many children are going to show up. To make up for it they gave me 25 children worth of tokens, but there was no way too make up for all the buffets I had to cover, especially since I’m on a limited income and the holidays are coming. I’m disappointed that Mr. Gatti’s has just become another Chuck-​E-​Cheese, instead of a reasonably priced good place to have a birthday. We won’t be back.

Gets 2 stars because at least I rarely go home hungry and the desserts aren’t bad. The cardboard circles are slow to come out, the «salad bar» is usually a mess of dressings that seem to be applied to the plates from across the room, and the soda machines are always either broken down (slushees) or a mess that competes with the salad bar.
Once you find a table, you have a choice of sitting in the center dining area, which you can’t get a kid to agree to, or you can pick one of the television rooms. The cartoon room plays mostly the Cartoon Network or Disney, so you can’t really blame the establishment for the horrible content, but the screen/​projector combinations are in bad shape for both rooms.
The good news is they apply what can only be the same resin that baseball players use to the tables so your plates doesn’t go sliding off. Unfortunately, it also peels off layers of skin and rips the napkins, i.e. the tables are always sticky.
Sorry, but you are eventually going to have to use the restroom. These are regularly cleaned once a month, cross your fingers that they put in paper towels. Sometimes they’ll even clean off the counter so you don’t get your shirt wet when you try to wash your hands.
The game room is ridiculous. Loud, broken down, smelly, etc. The prizes are brought in from only the highest quality dollar stores.
We adults did look forward to coming here once upon a time. That was many moons ago.

I go here because I have kids. Ok… now that THAT is out of the way, on to my review. The pizza, you would think, would be good… after all, PIZZA is part of their name… but no. It’s dry, tough to bite and chew and tastes like one of those 99 cent frozen pizzas you buy at the grocery store. They have a pizza bar full of empty. Maybe 2 or 3 pizzas to choose from. What kind of buffet is that? However, you CAN have a pizza ordered to your specifications. And the salad and pasta portion of the bar is stocked, but isn’t good. I tried this pasta thing last time we were here and burped up garlic the rest of the day. They did something bad to their cookies too. They used to be gooey chewy and good… now they are hard, stale and taste like old box shavings. Now… As for the «movie» room… they have 3 separate screens to watch in there, a big movie screen and 2 small tv’s…but you can only hear what is playing on the big movie screen. This wouldn’t be a problem except for what is playing on the big screen usually sucks. They don’t play movies anymore, they have it set to a kids TV channel, and that channel rarely plays a cartoon. It’s those annoying teenie-​bopper tween-​type shows. Spongebob is usually on one of the little tv’s and I’d rather have that on the big screen than those other shows. But really, they need to get that hole fixed on that screen too. It’s had a rip in it for years. With what we spend in tokens alone, surely they make enough money to buy a new one. Speaking of tokens… lets move to the game room now. It’s confusing when every game requires a different amount of tokens to play. And they want 12 tokens for the bouncy house!!! Really??? 3.00 to bounce down a slide a couple of times? My son bounces a bit and then wants to go play games and then wants to go BACK to the bouncy house again. I have to tell him no because it would be another 12 tokens to go back in there, because he left. Maybe an arm band for the bouncy house would be cool. So I could pay once and he could go in and out as much as he wanted. I wouldn’t mind paying more than 3.00 if he could go back and forth. And they really need a better prize selection. My daughter went with her grandpa the other day and came home with this TINY pink shoe on a keychain… it’s about as big as 2 of my fingers are wide. ITTY BITTY thing… and it cost her 100 tickets. Highway robbery. I think it is a very mis-​managed place and it could possibly be a great place if it were managed better.

Plates were dripping wet and pizza was not fresh and room temperature. The spaghetti had no seasoning. I was very disappointed and wanted my money back. Today was my first and last time eating there.

How can i go about reviewing this establishment?
No adult would voluntarily set foot in here.
Which means, if you have come to this place, you were dragged (kicking and screaming) by your (max 10 yo) kid.
They specialize in birthday parties (my daughter did celebrate 2 of hers here) and family nights, though every day offers a different type of discount.
I would categorize it as a hybrid between a 80s arcade establishment and an all-​you-​can eat pizza joint.
The arcade location is not really as big as you woukd expect it to be. It is a money pit and a parent’s nightmare. With overexcited kids constantly begging for «more coins».
The pizza is quite uneventful. But, when you are having a birthday party, you are allowed some perks (such as ordering a personalized pizza. put of their list).
I rather enjoy their sweet pizzas, not a huge fan of their salty options.
They do offer a sald bar but i never can quite find fresh ibgredients to my liking so i usually skip it all together.

Its supposed to be a pizza restaurant, but unfortunately, there’s no food. They put about 4 pizzas out at a time and only 1 pepperoni. Most of the pizza pans are empty because it disappears quickly. This is a pizza place made for kids, but they will not put but a random pepperoni out on the buffet. Really? Do they not know what most kids favorite pizza is! Come on, this is not a buffet when you have to place an order.

There’s never any fresh pizza on the buffet. THe last few times we’ve gone, it’s just been for the salad bar and to play some games. It’s a huge place if you have a large group or want to have a birthday party. We always like to hang out in the movie room, it keeps the kids entertained. I believe they have a sports room as well so you can watch sports. If you ever pull into the parking lot and there’s a school bus, TURN AROUND. You will not get ANY fresh pizza and small children will just run into you without paying any kind of attention. As far as the game room, it is a little pricey to play games and enjoy it. You can go to another family friendly place in town and play the same game for just one token. Not very many good prizes to choose from and the young teenagers behind the counter are pushy for your kids to pick a toy and move on. This place has really gone down hill in the last ten years. Sad.

Fun yet way overpriced games. Food was terrible. Frozen pizza tastes better. The lettuce in the salad bar was all dripping wet. The place needs a good makeover, looks like the furniture is from the 70s, broken and dirty. Plates are stained. yuck

If I didn’t have kids I would never ever ever ever ever set foot in this place. Food over priced and they take shortcuts with their food. Sadly it doesn’t come close to the mr gattis in other cities (san Angelo, midland, Austin).