Fox’s Pizza Den

Their pizza is tasty, but there is nothing «special» that Pizza Hut couldn’t deliver, and for a lesser price. We have also tried their wings & wedgies. The wings are good, but again, nothing unique. I liked the wedgie okay, but there is TOO MUCH bread. You end up throwing the extra away and it just seems unnecessary.
They do have a neat deal, though, where if you bring your church bulletin in from attending on Sunday they give you a discount. They also have a drive-​thru which is a nice bonus as well.
Overall, I enjoy this place but I can spend less money and get neat toppings & sauces at Pizza Hut for no extra cost. Their location isn’t the best either, as it’s on the outside of town. Not as much traffic there.

I had ordered a few times for delivery through Grubhub. It had been really good. Order I received just now, I could count on one hand how many little cubes of chicken were in my chicken parm hoagie. I was overcharged for my jalapeño popper side. The 6″ cheese pizza which is usually the best thing tasted worse than anything I had ever had in school. Someone claiming to be a manager but did not give his name only could say «I made the sandwich myself» like they all claim when you complain about an item and «I’ll take care of you next time» as he was quick to get rid of me. Don’t worry about that $ 1 overcharge. I probably won’t be back.

Fabulous pizza! Fresh crust, flavorful sauce. Best Hawaiian pizza ever. Have a crowd? Get the 30″ size. Something for everyone size wise– from 6″ to 30″

My favorite style pizza is New York, I loved Marco’s when they were open and that was the only place I got pizza. Alas, Marco’s has closed and I was jonesing for a slice, as I don’t like Pizza Hut and Domino’s can be be hit or miss I tried this place. My pizza was made quickly and proficiently, but it wasn’t that better than frozen. The crust was a bit too thick, there was a lot of sauce (not sweet, but not really flavorful either – I got a lot of tomato paste), not a ton of toppings but not exactly skimpy either. It was pretty underwhelming, and, even though I’m not a fan of Papa Johns, I guess it will have to be my new go-​to because this food just wasn’t very good. I’d rather buy a Red Barons. The service was really nice at pick up though.

The pizza here at this particular Fox’s Pizza Den is absolutely delicious. They are very accommodating when ordering a customized pizza. They even allow you to ask for a thinner crust or even a crispier crust. Their strombolies, which are actually more known as calzones, are to die for. I like to do the customized stromboli with onions, green peppers, jalapeños and sausage. You won’t be disappointed. I would recommend this to anyone I know and if you’re just passing through on I-​65 definitely stop in for a hot pizza. Hats off to the kind staff. Keep doing what you’re doing!

My Hubby an I stopped here for lunch on a Saturday afternoon. We were the only people there at 12:30 in the afternoon… not a good sign. He ordered a «wedgie» and I a strombolli and well… the food wasn’t the worst we had ever had it certainly wasn’t the best. The contents of my strombolli was only warm on the edges, in the middle it wasn’t even warm enough to melt all of tbe cheese inside. My Hubby only ate half of his «wedgie». We left saying «We should’ve gone to…». I gave them two stars ONLY because the gentleman that was working was super nice.

Good pizza but stay away from the boneless wings. They are just hard cubes of processed chicken with lots of breading.
Friendly staff and pizza is always delivered fast and hot:)

Driving from the Region to Indy and it was getting past dinnertime, so we stopped off at this place for a meat supreme pizza. It was exactly what the pizza should have been. Good toppings, crispy cooked crust (not doughy), and not grease-​soaked.
Someone here compared it to a good frozen pizza. I can see where they’d make that comparison due to the thin-​crust vs traditional «doughy» crust that you’d find at a Papa John’s. However, the cheese was fresher and the crust had more moisture than your typical freezer food. For those reasons I’d place it higher than a frozen pizza. Same style though.
I’m definitely a fan though. Next time I’m driving down 65, I know where I’m stopping.

I write this review with total respect for the opinions of others that have taken the time to review Fox’s Den. On Nov 30^th @ 6:45pm, I purchased a large cheese pizza to take home. The pizza was over over done, and had very little cheese. When I called to complain about the pizza, the person that answered the phone listened briefly, said he was sorry and then hung up the phone. I will assure you, as GOD is my judge that I did not use any inappropriate language. Incidentally, I left a 2 dollar tip in the tip jar at the counter. I think a tip for take out might be a little unusual. I have not lived in Lafayette for very long. On the two previous Saturdays I purchased 40 chicken wings and cheesy bread to go, they were good. On Saturday Dec.7^th, I purchased 2 buckets of wings that I ordered about 2 hours earlier at Meijer supermarket. They were fresh, plump and delicious. In the future, I will buy my wings at Meijer, which is right behind Fox’s Den and I will find another place to buy a pizza. My name is Ray Hassan and my review is completely true.

Having tried Fox’s in Plainfield, Indiana and liking it, was excited to try the lafayette store. I was disappointed. Walked in to dirty tables, that weren’t clean the whole time we were there. The service was horrible and slow. The breadsticks bordered on burnt and the pizza was just ok. Definitely not like the Plainfield store.

I am always looking forward to trying a new pizza place. The staff seemed quite busy which is a good sign that others also want to try their pizza. We ordered a deluxe pizza, cheese pizza, steak and cheese wedgie sandwich, chees bread, and oven wedges for 6 adults. The quantity of food was more than sufficient. The group was split on the pizza and the sandwich. Half the group was fine with the pizza and sandwich while the other half agreed the pizza was no better than a good frozen pizza. The persons who did not find the pizza that good thought it was because the of the sauce taste and lack of any crust crispness. Meanwhile the sandwich was liked because the crust used to make it was cripsy and it had nice flavors but the other half thought the steak tasted too much like ground beef. The fries were good as well as the cheese bread.

Fox’s Pizza Den is originally from Pittsburgh, PA. As a former Pittsburgh resident, I was delighted to see Fox’s come to Lafayette. In general, their sauces and cheese are wonderful. Great spices and they use REAL pecorino romano cheese. My favorites at Fox’s are stromboli, wedgies, and bambinos. They are located on 26 right in front of Meijer. Easy parking! Not like places on campus!
Stromboli: All your favorite toppings baked in their dough. Plenty of marinara to dip!
Wedgies: Silly name, right? These are baked sandwiches that use pizza crust instead of bread. AMAZING. Try the chicken parm wedgie!
The pizza: It IS a pizza place, right? Their pizza is very good too! Same dough and marinara. Not very greasy, good crispy (but not too thin) crust. Try the bambino (6″ round) for $ 2.50! CHEAP. They also sell a 52-​cut 30″ pizza called «The Big One.» Would be great for a party.
The best part about fox’s? They deliver anywhere in a 5 mile radius.
My only gripe: $ 1.50 delivery fee.
Definitely the best pizza in Lafayette. Hands down.