LOVEPIZZA Heritage Valley — Restaurant in Heritage Valley

Brutal everything - First time there visiting - walked in with a friend- no one there at 6ish pm (think I know why) told the one guy there with an pod in his ear that and he pointed at the menu walked away - asked him a few questions didn’t care to really answer us - anyways then we place an order - he asked us before he brought out our food if it was to stay or go - we said go - he brought the pizza out in a box - no plates cutlery or napkins- luckily we found napkins - we continued to eat pizza which had one flavour at at - will say the crust was ok- then he can and put our boneless wings on the table in a to go container- once again now cutlery or napkins. Ate some pizza and stuck our fingers in the to go container had a couple wings and got sticky fingers - frustrated and left - walked out and he didn’t even say goodbye— I am so sorry I tipped him 18 percent - terrible food and even worse service … what is wrong with these businesses not even trying anymore - subway not love pizza - makes me wonder why even go out and support smaller businesses…. Hmm sad 37.00 for no taste service nothing and once again now we know why not one person was there for our visit during peak...

Took my 3 little kids for a lunch date. We were the only ones there, and there was only one worker, so it made sense that our food took a really long time to come out. My kids pizzas came out first, and my pizza came out so much later that my kids had finished by then so I took mine to go. I had ordered the City Market (which I’ve had before & loved it), but when I got home & opened my pizza it had super dry & crumbly ground hamburger on it instead of the pesto chicken. It tasted awful, & I was disappointed but wasn’t going to drag my 3 kids back to get a different one, since I’d just put my daughter down for a nap. It was very disappointing paying $19 for a pizza i didnt want & I was unimpressed the worker got my order wrong since we were the only ones in there the whole hour we were there for lunch, so she wasn’t busy...

Solid pizzas. Nice thin crusts, but the amount of cheese was a bit light even adding extra cheese on it. The price was similar to Panago (in terms of price per square inch - see below) but Panago crust is snappier and more gluttinous. Note: I compared to Panago because both are pricier than most chain pizza places.

Hawaiian pizza:

$19

Size: 17 x 6 inches Amount of toppings: average Crust: 8.3/10 Sauce: 8.0/10 Freshness: 8.6/10

Price per square inch calculation:

Love pizza:

Surface area = pi * (17/2) * (6/2) = 80.11 sq in

$19/80.11 sq in = 0.24 cents per sq in

Panago (small pizza):

SA = pi * (5^2) = 78.54 sq in

$19/78.54 sq in = 0.24...