Marco’s pizza

Oh ok. So this is another conveyor belt pizza chain that is a notch above the $ 5 Little Ceasars pizza. Unfortunately even my kids wouldn’t eat it. We recently moved and received a welcome to the neighborhood coupon for a free cheese pizza. What a dismal first impression. Thanks for trying but I’m glad it was free!

Delightfully surprised by this place.
Pizza is solid and they deliver freakishly fast. Crust is cooked to perfection. Very generous with their toppings. Always coupons and deals perfect for any «easy button». Great pizza delivery in East Cobb.

This is the absolute best pizza you will taste. Friendly employees, clean place. The pizza is worth the price. Definitely recommend it to anybody!

Great pizza, fast service (dine in or delivery), great price. One of the best in the area!

I’m picky about my crust. This is the closest to NY pizza I’ll ever get around here.

We just ordered our very first pizza from Marco’s and it was not fit to eat. A total waste of $ 18.00. The meat actually tasted as if it was spoiled. Not sure if it was the sausage or the beef but I could not recommend this pizza to anyone.

Coming from Ohio I was excited to find Marco’s down here. This location is great and friendly. Always been great food. Only wish I had one closer to me. Keep up the good work!

I am a huge fan of cheap pizza. This pizza is light on your pocket but definitely not in quality. Staff is super friendly and just regular hard working folks. Fantastic pizza and inexpensive. That’s a win win.

My wife and I really prefer their pizza to the other chains. However I just realized when I order on line I pay a HIGHER price. Ordered a medium pizza with 4 toppings and the price was 15.99. They have a posted price at the store for a large pizza and 3 toppings for $ 10.99. I challenged the staff on the price and the response was he have «different specials» than are on-​line. He advised to call the store for a Better pice next time. Does his make any sense all? No effort for a price adjustment or correction.

I don’t know if you can get BBQ Chicken pizza anywhere else. The thought of it repulsed me, but it was my daughter’s favorite so she insisted I try it. And guess what? Amazing.

I picked up Marco’s version of a «New York» style cheese pizza and cheesy bread from here the other day. Called my order in, I was having problems with the online ordering, and hopped in the car to pick it up in 15 minutes. Service was good and helpful, I got great specials over the phone, and I was also offered their punch card at the store. Tried a cheesy bread stick in the car, it was good.
Got home and of course immediately opened the box to try a slice of pizza… however the grease that was sitting on top of my pizza deterred me for a moment. I grabbed a couple of paper towels and blotted as much as I could off. So after the grease was gone, I then tried a slice of pizza, and it was pretty good. The sauce was bold and tasty, and the cheese was melty and yummy. It’s just points off for that grease sitting on top of my pizza. The slices were foldable, but not really NY style in my book, but it was still tasty. I foresee coming back to try another pizza one day.

I’m from NJ and this is the closest thing to real pizza I’ve had, since moving to GA 15 years ago.
Not only is the dough pretty authentic, but the toppings are always fresh and consistent. This, combined with the fact that there’s ALWAYS a coupon somewhere, or in-​house special (making deals easy to have), and that the staff are always extremely courteous, helpful and accommodating, makes this our go-​to pizza place.
The only reason it doesn’t rate 5 stars, is because it’s not Maruca’s Tomato Pies, on the Seaside Park boardwalk, on the Jersey shore. ;-)

Outstanding Thin Crust Pizza! I ordered the Pepperoni Magnifico and it was very thin and crisp with a slightly tangy tomato sauce. They used two kinds of pepperoni that were perfectly burnt on just the edges. I am from Ohio where there are lots of the Donato’s. I can say that Marcos thin crust is as good or better than anything that I have expereinced. The carry-​out box has a ribbed liner that keeps the pizza from sitting in any of the oil. A very nice plus — especially for a thin crust.

I stopped in for lunch the other day for the first time. It is a small place and it was fairly empty but very clean and new-​looking, and I was greeted immediately. «Welcome to Marco’s Pizza!» (Not like Moe’s)
I took a second to look at the menu, not knowing exactly what I wanted (many choices), so the guy at the counter offered me the lunch specials: Wings, sub, pizza, etc.
I must have been feeling saucy (har har) because I went with the pizza. For less than $ 7 I got a «small» one-​topping pie (6 slices, maybe 10 inches?) and a soda. Way enough for one meal and a snack later! Not a bad deal at all. Though on my receipt I did notice that the small was *normally* around $ 10, which is not an amazing deal, and unfortunately, they serve Pepsi, not Coke.
I waited a reasonable 10 minutes for the pizza to be made. They claim they use fresh dough and cheese — not frozen.
They have a TV on, and they leave the remote out for anyone to change the channel. I had to take a call for work so I asked for the pizza to-​go (told them I had to go to the car to plug in my phone — and also for privacy) and the gentleman offered to bring the pizza out to my car! I waited inside anyway and when he handed me the pizza, he asked if he had given me a frequent buyer card (he had) with which I can buy 7, get one free! That’s pretty neato!
I actually didn’t even let it cool down before I started stuffing it in my face. It was very good; hot, melty, cheesy, gooey.
All in all, good pizza at a-​ok prices — and the service was excellent. If you’re in the area it is worth visiting Marcos for the deals and smiles!

Decent place to grab a quick bite to eat. Definitely fresh, so expect about a 10 – 15 minute wait. Lots of items and good flavor — a little over priced but worth it for the quality.

It was hot and good. This is your economy pizza, a little better than Little Caesar’s.