Big Louie's Pizzeria — Restaurant in Fort Lauderdale

It's no secret that pizza is life. It is the force that flows through the viens of modern society, through thick or thin (crust). With so many pizzerias coming outta the closet, the experience can become bland. But this place will inspire you to keep searching for greatness, as they do everything right.

As you enter, behold the giant menu of hearty portions. Pizza is just the crust of the Sicilian, you'll notice many other food options for those not pizza inclined. Everything is priced reasonably, with prices ranging from five to fifteen dollars. Payment is done through a touch pad device so you can select the percentage of your tip. I really appreciate it when vendors provide this method to pay/tip since they don't have to print a receipt and it doesn't require that I carry cash, because I don't.

If you're as cheap as I am, go for one of the daily specials. This place has a variety of lunch specials, which include pizza, garlic rolls, sandwiches and more. The pizza is above average. Slices are on the larger side with a thin cracker-like crust on the outline. Slices are topped generously. My slice housed an entire generation of pepperoni. The amount of cheese on the pizza is solid, so expect a fair amount of oil as well. Nothing a light dab can't fix. The tomato sauce is ample and leans toward the sour end of the taste scale. On the tables, help yourself to pepper flakes and oregano. Garlic rolls are fluffy yet crisp and very tasty. Drinks include coca cola products.

The venue is quite small so don't expect seating to be readily available, especially around lunch. I usually dine in but sometimes it'll take a few minutes before a table clears out. Or just ask a person if you can sit with them. I've done both. Don't forget to introduce them to your new best...

A really bad experience all the way around. The only reason I didn't click "Hated it" was because I don't hate!

The pizza may be OK when you get it hot. Unfortunately that didn't happen. Not only did it take them almost 2 hours to deliver a lukewarm pizza with hardly any sauce less than a mile away from their storefront, they got my order wrong! The person who took my order had left something off.

Then to seal the deal after mentioning how long it took to get here and that the order was wrong, I handed $30 to the driver on a $22 order and all he had to say was "no one told me about the garlic rolls, do you want change?" When I said yes I would like $6 back, he made a show of going into his wallet and only finding $5 then gave it to me "saying I need to go to my car for the rest" then he stood there until I said, OK!

While he went to the car I called the restaurant to complain and of course she apologized and asked if I wanted a credit. When I said it wasn't charged she asked if I wanted to order them and have the driver bring them back which I declined and told her that what I wanted was for the order to be right. She then started to argue with me and when I said "are you actually trying to tell me that I didn't order it?" she changed tactics and said "of course not, do you want us to bring them?"I simply said "no thank you, I'd prefer to use another pizza place, thank you" then hung up.

At that time the driver came back with 4 quarters, handed them to me and walked away without a word.

I opened my pizza box and found the lukewarm pizza and after one bite that I had to wash down because it was so dry and as mentioned just barely warm, I lost my appetite and threw the pizza in...

Order via Uber Eats. Vegan Pizza Grilled Chicken Alfredo

I received a veggie cheese pizza. I know it was not vegan because I've ordered vegan pizza from here before. Fine. I removed the toppings/cheese.

The greatest offender is the grilled chicken Alfredo. It was seasoned with black CHARRED pieces from a grill or pan or something. Crunchy. Disgusting. Inedible. I reported it to Uber for a refund at least on the Alfredo. What responsible restaurant serves food in this manner? Big Louis Pizzeria (Cypress) does. Ugh.

Maybe when you inspected it you didn't notice it. When I opened the container I didn't notice it either. It is when I ate it and I felt something crunchy-like in my mouth. I still tried to eat it because it cost me $17 bucks and I was starving, but it was too many pieces. It was seriously inedible. So I pulled the black piece out of my mouth to inspect. My thoughts are: it could only be the black burnt pieces that accumulate on grills, pot, pans, etc. So I checked the container and I found many of these pieces sprinkled throughout the food.

I sent Uber a picture and they refunded me. I honestly tossed food in trash. It WAS inedible. It was DISGUSTING to eat Chicken Alfredo that's crunchy.

I question your inspection process, because you all sent me a supreme veggie pizza with mozzarella cheese not a...