Moto Pizza

I decided to go to this restaurant because I purchased a gift card from
and the place is semi close to where I live. I do enjoy supporting local businesses instead of the big chains.
So when looking at the pictures here on Unilocal I saw someone post a paper menu and the comment was that it was a little different than their fixed menu board. I wanted to order the moto sweet tooth which is two pizzas one pepperoni and one 4 topping as well as your choice of 2 cheesecakes, 1 cheese bread or a 2 liter. The person that answered when i called didn’t know of the deal I wanted so I had to explain it to her. When calling in am order you may have issues with the language barrie just fyi. I had to repeat myself alot. Well when getting there my order wasn’t completely correct I ordered cheese bread and they made regular bread sticks. I mentioned before that I had a gift card. Many restaurants will honor the gift card via your phone. This place won’t, make sure you print it out before hand.
The best thing is that the food is cheep. The crust isn’t bad, they do skimp on the sauce and if you get sausage it has I different taste.

Moto Pizza is a little chain tucked away amongst a few ethnic markets, two Mexican restaurants and a Vietnamese restaurant, and from the outside looks mostly unassuming. Inside the décor is simple, unassuming, charmingly modest.
It’s something close to a Little Caesar’s, though they don’t really have hot and ready pizza during non-​peak hours. They have a selection to choose from, all of which is priced quite reasonably.
The taste of the pizza is simply delicious, though! I’ve been eating pizza from several nearby places, and this one is by far the best. It’s cheaper and better than Papa John’s, much better than Pizza Hut, and while slightly more expensive than Little Caesar’s, it’s far better in taste. The crust contains a lot of flavor packed into it, the sauce is exquisite, the texture divine… for cheap pizza this is absolutely incredible.
The bread sticks were perhaps a bit under par though. I purchased some to give them a try and while I did get a lot, they weren’t too much to speak of. The marinara sauce that came with was rather disappointing compared to everything else though, and is the source of the knocked off star.
I have every intention of making this my local pizza place from now on though. This is a grand place, and while I’ll probably skip the breadsticks in the future, the pizza is simply delicious.

This place is bomb and has great inexpensive pizza. Much better than Little Caesar’s, Papa Murphy’s, and Pizza Hut. All of their pizzas come in large only, most under $ 10. There always seems to be $ 1 off coupons out in front of the store, too. I haven’t had a bad pizza from this place yet!

Very much Little Caesars like. Slightly more expensive. Bread sticks not as good but you get more of them. If I’m in the area I’d prob stop in again. Unlike Caesars there is a dine in option.