Lost Pizza Co.

The pizza here is not terrible, but is not to my personal taste. The cheese used on the pizza gave it a strange flavor which is why I reduced my rating 1 star. The pasta was why I reduced it a second star. The Alfredo sauce had no flavor at all and tasted like it came out of a jar from the grocery store. The web app on Android for the business is very sketchy looking and seems very poorly put together. Unfortunately I will not be coming back here again. It has potential and the toppings tasted good, just fix the cheese and add some flavor to your Alfredo and you will have the perfect combination.

My husband and I finally decided to try take out from Lost Pizza Co for my birthday. We spent OVER $70. I ordered the fried ravioli for $5.99. The website didn’t not indicate a quantity. It was SIX. $1 per fried ravioli. On top of that, they were small and drastically over cooked. They were hard to bite into. We threw most of them away. I also ordered cheese sticks. At any restaurant when you order cheese sticks, it’s fried mozzarella. Not here. Neh neh. It was cheesy bread. The word bread was nowhere in the description, even though the garlic bread specifically said “bread.” Then the pizza…. We did the build your own. The extra toppings were not cheap guys. But there were barely any toppings! I paid an extra $3.50 to add meatballs. I got the equivalent of 3 crumbled up meatballs on a LARGE pizza. It’s outrageous to charge that much for toppings and then be stingy with them. I got the thin crust which was chewy. No crunch at all. Even my husband’s pizza was sparsely decorated. Looked like he had more but he ordered 5 toppings. We also got the cheesecake dessert pizza. Same price as an actual pizza but thin slices of dough with drizzles of toppings. It tasted good, but not worth what’s charged for it. To top it off, the app advertised curb side pick up. When my husband called upon arriving, he was rudely informed “we don’t do that.” Once inside he was prompted with a receipt (even though I paid online) where he was told he could add a tip. For what? We didn’t dine in. It’s rude to solicit tips. As far as I’m concerned, Lost Pizza Co can stay lost. Not worth what we spent AT ALL.

This was the worst pizza product I have ever been served. It was a take-out order, and when I was driving back to my hotel with the pizza it occured to me that the pizza was not offering any "pizza smells". Sure enough, it was not hot and was like trying to eat cardboard . From viewing the company website Its obvious that the Lost Pizza corporate team is doing a great job selling franchises; unfortunately this franchisee at the Ocean Springs location has no chance to survive if the corporate operation and franchisee don't focus on the quality of the product they are peddling.