Mission Pizza & Pub — Restaurant in Fremont

Never been here before so my boyfriend and I wanted to try it out.

Fairly empty when we arrived. Part pub, part stage also with plenty of seating to eat, both inside and outside.

Not the cheapest meal we've had. For one medium and one small pizza as well as cheesy bread the bill came to about $60.

However, the food is great despite a slightly steep bill. Since we opted to eat there the food came out hot and melty.

The cheesy bread was delicious! Real cheese on crispy french bread with a side of pizza sauce for dipping.

He got the combo and I did a BYO with pepperoni, bell pepper and pesto drizzle. Both of our pizzas came out loaded with toppings! They are NOT stingy.

Total wait time between ordering and having food delivered to the table was maybe 15 minutes. Again, there were not a lot of others so it may be a longer wait on busier days.

Definitely worth checking out if you are looking for pizza with substance and willing to handle a slightly higher price.

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I'm a little bummed... I went to Mission Pizza today for happy hour with my husband and we were over charged. We had 4 beers and an order of cheesy bread. According to the menu pricing that should have only come out to $36.50. $40.24 including sales tax. We didn't think about it till we got home because it was such a nice afternoon, but the bill came out to $56+, plus he left a good tip. My guess is we were charged for 6 beers instead of 4...? Maybe the beers from the gentleman sitting next to us were added to our tab.. I'm not really sure.. And we didn't get an itemized receipt before being charged because we were sitting at the bar and they held on to our credit card to keep the tab open. I'm sure it was an accident, but it still sucks. There weren't that many customers while we were there and it just seems strange that the items that we had ordered weren't entered correctly into...

Wow, if you like pizza, then you have to give this place a try. It's not the franchise pizza joints. Pizzas are made fresh, and have lots of toppings; not like other joints that glob it over with imitation cheese and a bit of toppings. We even tried some unique pizza they had, like the Bacon Burger pizza, minus the pickles and onions (picky boys).

Pros: free parking, easy to find with Google maps, large enough inside to pack a football team, and then some; taste is a 11, (do have to wait a bit, about 20 to 35 mins for pizzas to be handmade); lots of regular patron when I went in; owners have a NY attitude that I don't mind - other might find it rude, so don't expect them to be your servants.

Cons: parking lot is small and space is limited: restaurant was a little darker than I like it; most of the seats are bench style; make time for them to make your tasty pizzas.

Will definitely...