Caballeros Pizza

Really tiny, but really good pizza place. Their house salad dressing is amazing. They carried my pizza box and salads to the car for me. That was a first! Very nice people :)

Chicken cheaseteak is great and also a good price for a half. 5 bucks. Can’t go wrong. Like that they serve coke as well. Hate Pepsi pizzerias. If your cheap enough to sell Pepsi then your cheap on food as well! Also heard the calzones are awesome. Definitely going back!!!

Kind of a small dumpy place in a rundown mini-​mall. I had a coupon which they refused to accept and then sold me a burnt pizza. I’ll never go back.

Being a regular, I can say I’ve been given great service and great pizza every single time!

Very good pizza — exactly what you would expect from a pizza joint such as this when you’re craving a slice. Sauce was well seasoned and chunky. It is very homey and friendly inside, with great service. I got the Sicilian pie and we loved it. Will definitely be getting pizza here again.
There are tables to sit inside to eat, and also a courtyard with benches you can sit at in the front surrounded by flowers and basil plants

I wasn’t impressed. At all. Got a normal plain pie and it barely has a taste better then cardboard. If this is the best pizza in Manchester, I’ll stick to Jackson pizzerias. I highly advise against it.

Went back to get a Sicilian pie. Well made! Light crust and good taste!

Pizza was mediocre and so was the service. Another customer, whom the server seemed to know, walked in right after me and then ordered the same thing as me: 1 cheese slice, 1 specialty slice. The lack of direction from the staff had me wondering «do I pay now or do I pay when the pizza comes out?» I was about to ask when the server, already chatting with the other customer, said to him «here, let me ring you up». So I felt a little bit like I got cut in line, but no biggy. The other customer grabs a ginger ale. His total was something like 7.50. Then the guy rings me up. My total, without a drink, is 7.50. I ask if mine comes with a soda. Server just looks at me and says «No.» I said «so my specialty slice is that much more expensive?» He just looked at me blankly. Didn’t get it at all. My guess is he was giving his regular customer a deal that he was not extending to me. Or maybe he was just clueless. I understand giving discounts to your regular customers, but marketing 101 says you have to do it without alienating new customers. He could have told me «oh, you get a free soda with the purchase of 10 individual slices» or something like that. Instead he made me feel like an outsider for not knowing the deal, and a weirdo for asking about it. I work a few hundred yards from this place, and this was my first trip inside, so it is too bad… they lost my business instead of earning it. In NJ, where the pizza parlor competition is fierce, this seems silly. Oh well. I will be going elsewhere.

Best pizza in Manchester!
You will not be disappointed.