Puccino Pizzeria

I was a little disappointed with the pastas that I tried, but pizza more than exceeded my expectation. My recommendation is to just get pizza.
A good tip is to eat a little before or after lunch hours. Lines will be much shorter.

Best pizza ever!!! The freshest and best tasting pizza my husband (who is the pickiest person about anything he eats!) and I have found I think anywhere. Score!

Four words: Pepperoni and Sausage Calzone! *drool*
On a serious note, one Calzone is HUGE. So huge, two people can share one and feel full. My friend and I each bought our own and neither of us could finish the whole thing. We really felt bad since we basically through away a whole Calzone, but how did we know?!
Staff is super friendly here and the restaurant itself is clean. Typical amusement park prices too. For the calzone and a small drink, I spent $ 9 and some change. *heart attack*. But, despite the prices, I’ll be back here next time I’m at the Citywalk since I was just that impressed.
Funny side note: the cashier asked for my name. I said «Michelle» twice, but somehow, he heard something else and typed «Mitel» (which appeared on my receipt and that’s the name they said when they called my order when it was done). Really? My friend and I had a good laugh about that.

While on the expensive side (which is expected cause your at universal) the pizza was really good ! Fresh made to order from crust to toppings! I had pepperoni and mushrooms which cost 1.00 extra for the extra topping but the toppings were fresh ! The menu is short and sweet and while they dont have sandwiches on their actual board they do offer sandwiches as well. We also got free refills which was a nice treat!
Overall I would definitely eat there again next time im at city walk and am looking for something that isnt a sit down restaurant!

My husband and i decided to try this place since we were craving pizza. We had just returned from a trip to South Beach, FL where we had the most incredible pizza… yes, incredible pizza in Florida! Due to the diversity of cultures from Europe, Cuba, etc. Their idea of pizza is light, with fresh ingredients and NOT greasy.
So we had little expectations for this place, but what do you know? Puccino Pizzeria really surprised us, in a good way! Their pizza was baked in a stone oven (the way pizza should be baked) with fresh ingredients. We loved it and we will definitely go there again!

This place has updated their look and menu.
My sister and I wanted to venture out and try something different from the rest of the gang (they were chowing down Panda Express). With $ 20 in tow we found ourselves here. They make their pizzas in a stone oven and it was realllly good! They crust was nice and bubbly with a chewy tender crust. My sister got pepperoni and I got the mixed mushrooms. I wished the mushroom pizza came with a tomato based sauce (I should have requested it but I wasn’t paying attn). The pepperoni was really good.
I really love that they make each pizza fresh to order. It takes about 12 minutes which is definitely worth it considering the pizza is made FRESH!
Not bad at all especially since I had money leftover for Starbucks (they’re connected). :)

Puccino’s just had a remodel.
Does the staff seem more attentive and friendly? YES
Is is clean? YES
More importantly. is the pizza good??? Y ES YES
I really didn’t like the pizza before the remodel. It was typical pizza and many times you would get the pizza that has been sitting under the heat lamp all day.
But now. they make personal pizzas right in front of you in a «brick» oven.
It may take a little longer to get your pizza but it is worth it.
Me and my coworker both got the pepperoni. We anxiously watched them make it and then carefully slip it in the over. The employee constantly checked on our pizza and pulled it out just at the right moment. I saw the steam rising above the pepporonis as the cheese bubbled with intensity.
Now it was time for the taste test.
Bite #1
«Wow…hot hot hot hot…» (had to let it cool down)
Bite#2
«this is good»
Bite#3
«This pizza is really really good»
Bite#4
PIZZA WAS GONE!
They must have changed their entire pizza recipe because the entire pizza was great. The crust was nice and thick. There was an abundant amount of cheese.
I ate the entire thing in less than 10 min.
If you’re up at Citywalk and craving pizza… check this place out.
Decent Prices. Great staff (attentive & friendly)

Had the thin crust vegetarian pizza with a side salad. Not bad yet not the greatest. Great pizza is hard to find these days. Atmosphere was good and customer service was awesome!

The Good: The family deal is a very good deal (12 slices of pizza and four drinks with free refills for less than $ 30.)
The Bad: The deep dish pizza was a little too doughy. It is definitely not anywhere near my top pizzas, but it’ll do.
Try: the thin crust. I think that would be better.
Don’t Try: pizza by the slice; it’s pretty pricey.

I had a pizza over here after a long day in Universal Studios.
It was amazing. The End.
No, its not over, but really, I have tasted one-​a-​many pepperoni pizzas, but this one definitely stands out along with the Buca Di Beppo ones. The crust is good, the flavor is perfect. It was good. I liked it a lot. Good pizza. One of the best!

CityWalk just doesn’t have good food. Puccino (next to the AMC Theater) is no exception. This pizza-​by-​the-​slice place was mediocre at best. The pizza is New York style thin crust, but the crust was too soft, and there wasn’t a good balance between the cheese and the sauce. There was too much cheese. The pepperoni was fine.
The pizza slices were $ 3.99/slice, which is a little more than other, better pizza-​by-​the-​slice places.

How can you go wrong with pizza at 11:45pm!!!
My slice of cheese hit the spot!
Classic!