Slices

I made a Unilocal account just to write this review. I ordered the potato bacon, it might as well should have been called the Starch and Flavorless. A little bit of salt and some basic 4^th grade home-​ec knowledge could have made this bland bread isoscelese semi-​edible. A hybrid between eating an uncooked potatoe and stale week old cut of bacon, this pizza lacked anything that could be considered… Well… pizza
Super pissed

This place had had amazing pizza and I don’t say that about many places thus place had exceptional food! And now that they added desserts wings and breadsticks it’s even better

Slices began its journey in Massachusetts. In Amherst, next to umass (my Alma mater) there was a pizza joint called Antonio’s. In the late 90s they sold their recipe to some guys to open a new pizza place in Tempe called ‘Slices’. The rest is history. The large picture on the wall is of college kids eating right outside of Antonio’s in Amherst. It was taken in the 90’s.notice the bikes in the pics have no suspension. Wasn’t a thing back then. I have eaten at Antonio’s from 1992 to 1997 and Slices from 1998 to present. Always consistent and my favorite by far is the BBQ chicken. It’s super popular so they are out of it at times but if you see it try it.

Really think this is the best pizza in the area… beats all the others such as barros, rosatis, and the dominos. pizza hut, etc. Bummed out that I never see any discounts… but so good.

Stopped here after a long day of shopping… had a slice of pep… very good. Service was quick and friendly. Great soft drink selection also.

Decent pizza at a good price for a quick bite while in desert ridge. It isn’t going to win any prizes for best pizza but not a bad choice for something affordable while in this part of town.

Decent slice for a fair price. Not gonna win any awards, but it was a foldable slice and they had many choices available, but no indication on how long those pizza pies were sitting out in the open world. Some of the slices looked like they were on death’s doorstep.
No lunch specials either, but all slices are between $ 2.75 and $ 3.25. My choice today was on the upper end and it was the unusual provolone slice. I think it just had a piece of prov with some tomatoes instead of mozzarella. It needed a good dose of garlic, black pepper and parmesan, but finally the flavors came out. We clearly do not live in NY and the pizza quality in Phoenix (at least NY style) reflects this opinion.
Plus get your AC fixed. At 110 outside, it may have only been 99 inside. Tables should be wiped also more often.

Pizza was delicious. Went to nori spent $ 72. Walked across to Slices– spent $ 2. Asked for half of a slice (to be healthy). Girl said, «no.» Told her she could charge me whatever it costs and throw the other half away. Grudgingly, she said, «ok.»
Kind of awkward, but ultimately she served it with a smile, and it was delicious. Next time I will skip Nori, and go straight there.

Quick… easy…good price. Digging the chicken parm… the kid is happy with the cheese. The guy behind the counter hasn’t cracked a smile once since we have been here. Lol

Slices is probably by far one of the best pizza places to just grab a quick slice of pizza while shopping. Honestly can say slices is better than pizza hut or papa johns. Lastly, the pizza slices are huge and very fulfilling for just a chain restaurant.

Was up in the area and despite friends telling me not to bother with this place, I decided to give it a try. I really wish I would’ve listened to them and will not be going back. The employees weren’t really friendly, barely spoke any English and when I asked for the slice to go, it was almost an inconvenience for them to do so. They heated up the slice for a few seconds in the oven and it was maybe room temperature when I ate it a couple minutes later. The sauce was really bland and didn’t have any flavor at all. I’ve never had such a bland slice of pizza and the price for what you get is ridiculous. I’m not sure what to rate lower, the pizza or the service.

Loved the pizza! If you like thin crust this is the place to stop. I haven’t had pizza like this in years. Loved it. Ate outside. It was a nice little place to take a break and grab a bite to eat. Pizza is sold by the slice. Slices are very large but also very thin crust.

Ordered a large Supreme for pick-​up. 19″ size was beyond belief. Here on vacation in Marriott timeshare and the box barely fit in the fridge. Pizza was nice. Thin crust and plenty of toppings, though they could have done a better job at slicing it up.
Only issue is the place is hard to find in the desert ridge plaza. Tucked into a little «alley» that had other restaurants near the AMC theater. Used the car GPS and could not find. Asked a store employee and he pointed to the location.

Accessibility (Parking /​Wait Time)
¹⁄₁ Star: free mall parking lot. No wait.
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Service (Waiter /​Cleanness /​Ambiance)
⁰⁄₁ Star: fast food style.
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Taste (0=Not Edible /​1=Edible /​2=Good (average) /​3=Must Try!)
²⁄₃ Stars: pizza was simple but good. I went there thinking the slices would be bigger. Small amount of meat toppings.
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Overall Experience
³⁄₅ Stars
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Last Words
Simple pizza

It seems like highway robbery to buy 4 pieces of pizza and two drinks for 17+ dollars throw in the tip and it amounts to 20. So I got a half a pizza for more than most places sell a whole.

Moved here from long island, NY about a month ago an have tried maaaany pizza places, as I consider myself a true pizzahead. Slices has blown away the other places in the area that I have tried. I will be back.

Easy place to grab a quick bite, however for what it is, very basic and over priced.

A perfectly adequate spot to grab a quick slice (go figure) of pizza. It’s not great, but certainly not bad. There’s a huge variety that’s always ready to heat up and be served. I like grabbing a bite from slices when I’m about to go to a movie, or just looking to fill my stomach up for cheap while shopping at Desert Ridge.

Good pizza in a pinch. Perfect for satisfying the appetite that you build up from shopping and walking around. It’s quick, decent priced and portions are large. It’s great on the toppings, the thin crust and, oh yeah, the grease too. But what kind of pizza fix would it be without the grease?
While we won’t be going out of our way to pick up pizza at Slices we know it’s a good go to place when we’re out and about at Desert Ridge and in the mood for some pizza.
Take note that there isn’t much space to sit inside but there’s plenty of tables outside in the shopping center which is better for people watching anyhow!

So be warned, this place only has pizza to eat, nothing else. But the pizza is great! New York style, thin crust which is my preference. And if you don’t want it too greasy avoid adding meats to it. Just stick with cheese.