Pizza King

This is one of my family’s favorite places to eat when we stay at the Oakwood Inn. We love the royal feast pizza, that’s basically all we ever order. I’m not sure the pasta or salad dishes are all that great, but we love the crisp crust pizza cut into squares with toppings that are finely chopped. Keep it up!

We went for dinner with a young child. Our waitress Linds was extremely kind, attentive and helpful. She even kept up a good attitude when a water cup was spilled. The food was good and timely, the prices are fair and we didn’t have any problems finding a table on a holiday weekend evening.

Went in for lunch on Thursday 9÷25÷2104. Was greeted at the door and told to seat myself. 30 minutes later I still had no drink and my order wasn’t taken.
Had better things to do so I left before I inconvenienced them any further.

One of our favorite pizza places for sure. Not the cheapest but it sure is good. Friendly staff is nice as well. The breadsticks are awesome. They do have a pretty good deep dish pizza too.

My favorite pizza comes from here! I always order the chicken bacon ranch pizza. I just love the edge to edge pizza design as I’m not a big fan of crust. The pizza is made with flour on the underside instead of what most pizza places do which is use gritty bread crumbs. They use a conveyer oven to heat them up which gives it a nice even heat every time. The only reason I gave it 4 out of 5 is because of pricing. It’s about 22 bucks a large pizza which is a lot more than most. Real. Good. Pizza.

Really was not impressed by this place, at all. You sit down at a table that has a red phone on the wall which tells you you’re supposed to call for faster service – not only is this gimmicky, you wonder if you’re going to get waited on if you don’t want to deal with the hassle of the phone. That said, when the waitress did come, she was pretty average, which is the best thing I can say for the place. My friend and I ordered the Bosco sticks, a salad, and a 12 inch «regular crust» pizza. The Bosco sticks were by far the highlight. The pizza had a cardboard-​like crust, sauce that tasted like they simply dumped some tomato sauce in a pan and heated it up, sans spices, and cheese that was rubbery and tasteless. The salad was completely meh. Even the plates we were given for the pizza were inadequate… they were 4″ in diameter, at most. Granted, the pizza was cut into squares, but it was still strange. Probably the least of my problems was that they didn’t even give us parmesan or crushed red pepper to alleviate the blandness. And the pricetag for this bland, inadequate feast? $ 30! Unbelievable. I wish I could have the money and time of my life back.

Wonderful pizza & wraps!