Molly’s Pizza

The pizza was good, but the three stars is due to the fact I used their coupon for an xlarge cheese pizza it was supposed to be for 11.99 and i asked to add pepperoni which i agreed to pay for and they charged me for it, upon arrival i received a cheese pizza so I paid for something I did not get.

I have yet to have anything to have anything bad about this place. My family has been ordering from Mollys for quite some time. The pizza is good, the salads are good, and the pasta is good. For what you get for the price it has always been decent for us and for a pizza joint. The gravy fries are a must when you order. And the delivery is usually faster then what they say. I have had only one negative experience when I was put on hold and forgotten about, but being that it was a game night and it was probably very busy, I’m not holding that against them seeing as it hasn’t happened since. When we went there to eat, the staff was very attentive and tried to make us as comfortable as they could and were very nice. When I order take out they are always offering to help me to the car. I’m a glutton for etiquette. But yah. For a local pizza place, it’s a thumbs up.

Molly’s Pizza is consistently very good. We’ve been ordering from them for years and have never had a bad item. I love their white specialty pizzas like spinach and feta. Other favorites are the Italian hoagie, sausage sandwich, chicken salad, fried zucchini and wings. My only complaint is that more often than not, the wait for delivery is over an hour. It’s worth waiting for and we just plan ahead to not be starving by the time it gets delivered.

Not sure if mollys changed their sauce but it’s super salty and tastes like it was picked up at a Sam’s club. They used to have amazing sauce. The cheese seems cheap and the normal crust is super thin. They do not shortcut on pizza toppings which is great. Been ordering here for ten years but will have to move on after giving them several shots recently.

Used to love this place, best pizza in the south hills for a long time. The sauce was awesome and the toppings and crust perfect.
Well as of late all of that has changed and the pizza is now very disappointing. Sauce is very salty, pizza is very greasy … Just seems like it totally changed. Wouldn’t have written this after one bad experience recently but after giving it a second disappointing shot.

Mediocre food. Terrible customer service. So many great pizza places in Dormont and Beechview. Go to ANY other pizza place in the area.

The best pizza in Pittsburgh by a landslide. The Pierogi pizza is THE BOMB! And the Ranchero Steak really hits the spot. The pizza place is original with a capital O. Also, the staff are very well mannered and efficient. I’ve never had to wait over 15 minutes! Hallelujah!!!

I’ve gotten molly’s in the past and it was pretty good. However, I ordered it tonight and never received my food. I called and the same girl who answered the first time initially blamed it on me giving her the wrong phone number (I never gave her a number, which I felt was strange considering they generally ask for one). Once it was established that the food was taken to the wrong place she insisted that they would have it delivered to me soon. No apology was offered. I have now been sitting her for ANOTHER hour! It’s a good thing I had some chicken defrosting.

I had the deep dish on Friday and, after reading the description of it on Molly’s website, I was a tad disappointed. I was expecting a red top and didn’t get it. I was a long-​time customer of Little Chicago’s in the South Side and, in my opinion, they did it right! Molly’s is close, with the exception of the tomato topping. There just wasn’t enough, for my taste. I have yet to find a pizza place in Pittsburgh that does it like Little Chicago’s and that’s unfortunate because there’s was awesome! Maybe a change to the assembling is in order? I think it would definitely help. Don’t get me wrong, the pizza did taste good… I just think it could be a lot better with more tomatoes.

Guess who’s back… back again… Nix is back… tell yer’ friends. The self proclaimed Pizza Princess is here to review an entirely new neighborhood of pizza! I hope you’ve got your Pittsburgh pizza pants on and are poised and prepared to party! (Alliteration gives me chills!)
Truth bomb: South Hills pizza may be outdoing Pittsburgh’s «Little Italy» (Bloomfield) by a long shot. Once of the most recommended and most delicious is Molly’s. I’ve ordered from them for delivery twice now in the almost month I’ve been «Beech-​livin’» and I’m a happy customer, to say the least. Quick efficient staff on the phone, about 45min/​1 hour delivery time on average, and a slightly below par website (menus are difficult to view).
On to the pizza… Hello, beautiful! A chewier crust, nice and thin though. I ordered extra cheese (because I love my cheese) but I always try to keep my first sacred slices plain. I let it sit for a little while to cool down as I don’t particularly love a piping hot slice. The cheese was flavorful and the sauce was on the lighter side, which I prefer.
A true test of my pizza scoring would be the «Tomorrow Slices.» What is a Tomorrow Slice you may ask… a Tomorrow Slice is that coveted slice of pizza you eat the next day (I prefer mine cold or room temperature.) and savor the true taste once all the ingredients have had time to mingle. The last time we ordered from them we decided to switch it up and go with subs. We heard great things about the Pittsburgh Peppercorn Cheesesteak and I stuck with my standby of Buffalo Chicken.
I’ve not had a single thing from them that I don’t like, the people are always courteous and efficient. I can’t ask for more in a local pizza shop.

I should preface this with I am a disgruntled customer. Having usually ordered delivery from Dormont to Mt. Washington, I placed my order, gave my credit card, and waited 20 minutes before getting a call to tell me that they don’t deliver to Mt. Washington. I would have loved to try their food, but unfortunately didn’t get the opportunity to.

Two words: Perogi. Pizza.

Not your average chain pizza. Homemade, flavorful, delicious. I really enjoy Molly’s!

Really disappointed in this place after reading so many previous Unilocal reviews that were so positive. Bottom line was the pizza and cheese sticks we had were less than mediocre. I have high pizza expectations as it is my favorite food and has been for forty years and Molly’s just doesn’t stand up. No crispness to the crust… very floppy. Sausage is grated? No where near enough cheese especially on the cheese bread… ahem…cheese bread… hellllloooo? It should be covered in cheese. See my pics. One positive… inexpensive and fast… but you get what you pay for.

This is one of my favorite delivery places, for when I’m at work. They are always fast an very helpful. I ordered drinks with my order and after we hung up, they noticed that they didn’t have the pop. The delivery guy, on his own will, went to the gas station (to make sure the drinks were cold) to get me what I ordered. He could have called me to let me know that they didn’t have the drinks but no, he wanted to make his customers happy. Not only did he do that, they gave me a discount for the miscommunication. He got a good tip and the first time ever, I called the manager to give the delivery guy a great review. Keep it up!!! Great service and food!!!

Just like I don’t prefer ordering a pad thai from a chinese restaurant — similarly I don’t prefer ordering anything but pizza from a Pizza Restaurant. This was one of the first place that people recommended when I moved to the neighborhood and so far we’ve ordered numerous times from here. I’m not much of a meat lover — so I almost always order Fresh Mushroom Pizza and it’s always been hot, fresh and great!
The only issue I have with this place is I get price differently (a dollar up or down) even when I order the same item. I know they have specials on certain days but I usually end up ordering on the same days. I guess I’ll have to ask them why the next time I order which I’m sure will be soon.

I don’t understand what everyone else is raving about when it comes to Molly’s.
For an establishment to receive my repeat business, it has to impress me somehow– be it by practicing exceptional customer service, by having an amazing product, or by offering something incredible I can’t get anywhere else. I would rate Molly’s customer service as nothing above «acceptable,» the food can be described as nothing better than «edible,» and I don’t believe there’s anything unique on the menu. I won’t be going back.
We decided to get dinner from Molly’s because we had been consistently and repeatedly let down by Giovanni’s (another pizza place about a mile away from Molly’s), and the reviews for Molly’s were overall more favorable than the reviews for Campiti’s (a few doors down from Molly’s).
I called at about 7:20 pm on a Saturday night and the woman answering the phone asked me if I could hold. I replied «Sure,» and after being on hold for 2 and a ½ minutes, I suggested we just go down to Molly’s to place our order in person since we were going to pick it up anyway. When we got there, the woman behind the counter said: «I’ll be right with you,» and we proceeded to stand there from anywhere from 3 – 5 minutes while she set up a delivery with some other customer on the phone. No smile in her greeting at all.
Now, I don’t expect to be treated like royalty when I walk into an establishment, I understand I’m not the only customer, but between being put on hold for over 2 minutes when I called and being made to stand there at the counter and wait for her to be available to take our order for over 2 minutes, it was obvious to me that this woman was being given more than she could handle.
I write it in every restaurant review, but for all I know this is the only review of mine you’re reading, so I need to let you know where I’m coming from– I’ve worked in customer service and as a server. When a customer walks into your place of business, they should be welcomed as a guest in your home. I would probably be a lot less pissy about being made to wait if the woman behind the counter at Molly’s had made the slightest effort to smile or bring a hint of cheeriness to her voice. Maybe she was having a bad night, maybe she was busy, I get it, but it’s not personal, it’s business.
A gentleman who was in the back making food greeted us and stopped what he was doing to come forward and take our order. I didn’t mention that I had been made to wait for 2 minutes on the phone when we tried to initially call our order in. We told him it was our first time there, how it smelled good in there, and we were excited to get one of that week’s specials, which was if a customer spent over $ 15, they got free macaroni and cheese bites– which were little clumps of mac & cheese fried with a side of some marinara sauce. I ordered a «specialty» pizza– the roasted garlic pizza, and my hubby ordered a «traditional» pizza with pepperoni and onion.
The gentleman took our payment and told us it would be ready in about 15 minutes. We went for a walk, came back, and the food was ready in 15 minutes, which was great. I’m glad we patronized an establishment that at least gives out realistic measurements of time as to when the food will be ready.
Less than 10 minutes later we were home, taking our first bites, looking at each other and asking: «What’s the big deal?»
I didn’t notice any fatty pieces on the chicken on my pizza, which is the first time I’ve experienced that at any pizza joint anywhere, so obviously my food was prepared with some level of care. My hubby said: «Eh, that’s pretty good,» but he didn’t want to save the 2 slices he didn’t eat at that time for later, which is not how things usually go when we get pizza from other places. Neither one of us ate more than 2 of the (free with our order) macaroni and cheese bites. I’m really glad we didn’t pay for them.
Personally, I say go if you want, maybe your experience will be better than mine (ours) was, but don’t believe the hype of other reviews for this place– keep your expectations realistic. Most other reviews I read on Unilocal are what swayed me to go and frankly, I think other reviewers are either easily impressed or maybe I caught Molly’s on a bad night, I don’t know. What I do know is that Molly’s won’t be getting any more of my money for their overall barely average performance in terms of quality of food and service.

I would never say I“m a pizza connoisseur, but I know what kind I like. I do not like Pizza Hut, a hot greasy mess. I thought Slice on Broadway in Beechview tasted like cardboard. But I love Adrian’s in Bloomfield because they have crazy concoctions. So you can trust me, I’ve been around the pizza block.
For Molly’s, I needed a couple tastes. I went in when it had just changed over from Adrian’s, and I think I was just pissed they changed ownership, so I didn’t like it. I’ve been twice more since moving to Dormont and I can confidently say I’m a fan! I like pizza that has a lot of sauce and a doughy crust. This pizza has both! Plus, they have fresh mushroom toppers, which is a plus considering a lot of places will throw on that canned crap. Ew!
This last time we also tried their Molly’s bread. It’s ooey gooey cheesy bread and it was good. A bit greasy, but greasy in a good way and not a gross way, I promise! They also include a huge cup of sauce, which is a plus on my part because I love extra sauce!
Thank god I can put faith in this joint’s pizza once again!

Molly’s Pizza just continues to impress and impress. With my Baby Doll away for the weekend, I dined last night with my parents, whose NEW pizza delivery vehicle is Molly’s.
Molly’s now has a deep-​dish pie that comes with cured tomatoes and is doughy, cheesy divinity. Some say that no pizza purveyor has the right to offer more than one style of pizza pie. Molly’s has overturned that rule.
Also worth ordering: The crispy, wafer-​thin strips of deep-​fried eggplant.
Support Molly’s for she is mighty.

As I haven’t been able to grow the extra stomach I’ve been asking Santa for since I was 9, this is less of a review of the shop as a whole, and really just a review of one pizza. But it was a damn good pizza!
Molly’s isn’t the newest pizza shop on the Dormont block, with Campiti’s being the veteran AND it’s neighbor two shops down. And while their signage is a bit odd for a pizza shop (just a cameo-​style head on a yellow background), don’t be scared off! I got a bit of a wild hair going places that wild hairs go, and decided to give Molly’s a shot. A quick look over their menu, which is pretty diverse in topping AND crust styles, I settled on a deep dish with homemade hot sausage and mushrooms.
As deep dish goes, it’s not strictly Chicago-​style, but it looks a hell of a lot closer to it than most places. The crust was more akin to a breadstick, with some parm sprinkled on top. Well cooked, loaded with toppings, and so tasty I had 4 slices… I’m still full 3 days later.
The shop itself is clean, spacious, and quick. Their website is loaded with coupons, deals, and specials. They’re doing it all right at Molly’s, and that’s alright by me.