Pizza Star — Restaurant in Bristol Township

My family and I spend $50 every week at Pizza Star. Every time I come in to pick up my food there are customers hanging out at the counter talking to the workers. You would think you would tell your customers to wait away from the counter. Tonight when I picked up my food there was a man chatting with the two workers ( who both had their mask below their nose) with no mask on leaning over the counter looking at the pizza slices. He was there before I came in and after. I said, “aren’t you supposed to be wearing a mask in here? There are even signs on the door.” The ignorant customer said something to me and the worker. During a pandemic when masks are REQUIRED openly allowing someone in your shop with no mask and hanging out at your counter shows you have no care for others. On top of this, I did not get my two slices of pizza that I payed for. I definitely wasn’t going back to get them. I will NEVER eat at...

A very unassuming place. It reminded me of a place you'd see in a movie.

The restaurant is nestled in with a row of shops, so you have a little foot traffic in front of the windows. It seems like there are a lot of regulars and I can see why.

Pricing is extremely reasonable and they sell by the slice. Had a buffalo chicken pizza which was flat out delicious. It wasn't what I expected, but it was a fantastic surprise. Immediately became my favorite buffalo chicken style pizza.

Had a plate of fries as well, which were cooked perfectly and blazing hot right out of the fryer. Also delicious.

I highly recommend this place. I rarely feel a need to review pizza places. They are all pretty much the same. Don't miss this place. It's incredible.

Their menu has a selection of specialty pizzas as well as your standard fare. Hot and cold sandwiches are available as well. Will try to remember to get some pictures the...

Prior to the sale of the business it's always been 5 star maintained originality and simplistic charm. The staff and service is still great, the pizza still the same however the noticeable difference for me has been:

1. French fries have changed. Previously a thick, straight cut to now a crinkle cut. While the cut isn't a big stretch, the taste is off and unfortunately the once tried and true meals feel lacking.
2. The BREAD roll for sandwiches have changed. The roll is soft and not as "crusty/flaky" in a good Philly way. This might be improved only slightly if the rolls were warmed or toasted to firm up. However, I feel like I'm getting a steak um on a Walmart bakery bread roll. I understand cost cutting especially when transitioning new ownership but it's the little things that count for a place that's served Levittown for...