Me-N-Ed’s Pizza

I have got to agree with prior reviews– the location really sucks. Bad parking, bad lighting, bad neighborhood, bad service. The food was pretty much the same as any other Me n Ed’s, but I wouldn’t go back again. Pick another location!

Always good pizza love the combination and can’t beat the 3 topping large for 11.99. I hate that they no longer keep the crushed peppers or cheese at tables. Always have hated the charge for ranch and jalapeños. Still love the pizza best crust and cheese blend is the best.

It’s a hit or miss. I live a few blocks away so I come here pretty often when i’m craving some pizza, but I order to go. Sometimes the pizza dough is over cooked or still raw. The only reason why I never eat here would be because it looks dirty. worn out seats, and tables. But then again it is in the «ghetto» side of Fresno.

I would give them «0» stars if I could. We recently stayed in Fresno for a softball tournament and our entire team came back to the hotel Saturday evening after a long, hot day at the ballfield. We wanted to order pizza and the front desk suggested Me-N-Ed’s because they would deliver. So we organized 9 families orders of pizza, salad, etc. I called and placed my order, but the lady had me repeat my phone # maybe 5 or 6 times. I really can’t understand why she was having such a hard time, because I had great phone service. So I placed my large order and asked for my total. She asked how I was paying, and so I said credit card. Her response was «Oh…well since it’s your first time ordering, we can’t take your credit card. Cash only.» I explained to her that it was our first time ordering because we weren’t FROM there, which was WHY we were staying at a hotel. I told her that we had multiple people ordering from our team, and didn’t have enough cash, and she could run my credit card why I waited on the phone, to make sure it would go through. She said she couldn’t do that. So I asked to speak with the manager. A gentleman got on the phone and explained that because of the bad area we were staying (the hotel was very nice but the area was sketchy to say the least) and the fact that they had received bad credit card #s from there in the past, they could not take our credit card. I explained that again, we had a large group and I had a very good credit card and would be happy to wait on the phone why he ran it. He said he would have to ask his manager. I thought I WAS talking to the manager! Long story short… they would only take cash and after going back and forth and many hungry girls, we ran to the ATM and got cash. They told us an hour for delivery… and of course an hour and a half later… it was delivered. LAME «policy»…and the pizza wasn’t very good to top it off. Never again.

This location was in a very bad and ghetto neighborhood. The ambience of the restaurant was weird: casual pizza place but with dim lighting?
The pizzas are pretty good. For those of you from SoCal, the texture of the pizza and the crust is very similar to Shakeys pizza. The pizza is baked with thin crusts that don’t have an obvious edge to it. The toppings and tomato sauce goes over the crust too so there’s no apparent crust line like Pizza Huts.
Can’t go wrong with the Italiano or the White Chicken
A veggie friend of mine always comes here for a personal size cheese pizza with jalapeños for just $ 3.50 that can fill you up in one sitting :)
Otherwise, nothing super special .my friends over hyped it for me lols

This establishment has always had great pizza and service ever since I remember. Over the years the restaurant had remodeled and renewed its image but hasn’t lost its tradition of serving great pizza.

When you’re a kid, having a pizza party at the end of the school year is awesome. When you’re an adult, realizing that a class is having their end of the school year party at the pizza place where you just ordered is not awesome. That’s the situation I faced last week. I was hungry, there was pizza nearby, so I decided to take an early lunch. Me-N-Ed’s does have good lunch specials and a lot of them. They start at $ 3.99, but if you’re feeling persnickety, you can see how many toppings they can put on a personal pizza for a couple bucks more. They do have some combinations that come with a side salad, but the salad seems to be almost entirely lettuce and cheese. To me, that’s the part of a sandwich that is neither bread nor meat, not a distinct meal item.
Anyway, I gave the kids a large berth and made sure not to give the teacher grief. After all, I wasn’t the one who had to get sodas for the kids. I also wasn’t the one who had to clean up the sodas that they immediately dropped once their teacher handed it to them.
Standard pizza parlor atmosphere. A few older videogames and a modern jukebox that charges you credits just for looking up (and not even playing) the songs. Is that even legal?