Tom's Pizza

Small pizza shop offering freshly made slices as well as custom pies to your liking. The plain pies offer an adequate balance of sauce and cheese without creating saucy hands for those of us that fold our slices. The better specialty pies are the Buffalo Chicken, as well as the Sausage pies. I would prefer to order out as opposed to order in as the place doesn't offer enough tables or much of an ambiance.

I ordered food from this pizzeria for the first time as a delivery, and never received the order. I was told that it was delivered already, but it certainly was not brought to my house after we called twice to check up on it. We couldn't get a replacement, because we were told that we would receive it within 1 hour by 8:30 PM, and then, the pizzeria was closed already at 8:45 PM. The instructions were to call me upon delivery, but we were never called. What made it even worse, is that it was my daughter's Birthday.

IF YOU HAVE A DEATH WISH ORDER FROM THIS RESTAURANT! I ordered Onion rings and I got scared when I saw what they were trying to serve me. I added pictures to here and you can see they are roasted and toasted and all the above. I just can’t believe that let that leave the restaurant. My order was also late by 30 mins and I kept having to call back and check on it and by the 3rd time I was actually told it was on its way. The pizza was decent but I definitely think my money could have been better spent somewhere else. I have ordered from here before and never been more disappointed.

I ordered 2 pizzas and wings and was promised “at least” 30 minutes for pick up. We got to the store in 25 minutes. Owner says another 10 minutes. Time was important because I was catching a bus to the city, which I told the owner about. I asked that a slice of pizza of each flavor be placed in a separate box and 6 wings in another box. The order took all of 54 minutes to complete with no pizza in a separate box, just a box of wings which was packed along with another box of wings. I just barely made it to my bus. Tom: if you promise a delivery time, especially when it was explained to you why it’s important, you better make sure you can deliver on the promised time. A delay of 5 minutes could be acceptable but 24 minutes is not.