This prices for everything are very affordable! $2 beers, $10 pizza. It's really great! The floors were about an inch covered in saw dust which is neat and almost all the tables/walls were covered in graffiti. It was hard to understand what the theme of the restaurant is since there so many children in the place. It was like a cross between a dive bar and a family restaurant.
Since this place was so popular we had to find one of the tables in the back shoved in a corner were it's hardly easy to get in and out of. Jokingly we thought the fire marshal would not agree with this place on a packed Friday afternoon. It was almost standing room only.
The food was ok. I guess I'm not quite sure why it's so popular other than the prices, maybe we ordered a too simple of a pizza... We ordered the pepperoni. It seemed to only have three or so peices of pepperoni so it was more or less a cheese pizza.
People in other reviews were bragging about the crust but ours was soggy and not crunchy. I was really hoping the reviews here reflected what we would get but was disappointed and we waited over an hour for it. I looked around at other folks and they had better looking pizza. So if anyone recommends me a great pizza from there I'm willing to try it again! I am a sucker for pizza joints and with a place this popular I think I was doing something wrong.
Maybe it's just a place people grew up on and are continuing the tradition. Anyway if you decide to come here I hope you have a better experience than I and don't just get a...
Read moreLove the atmosphere of this place, definitely a local favorite. I've only been here once, and they make pretty awesome pizzas. It's not really my kinda style but I cam definitely appreciate the mood the restaurant is aiming for and I get why it's so popular with other people, just not my scene. Too loud and too many people but a great place to get a bite.
One thing about this place though is that you do have to go order at the counter for the food to be brought to you. I don't mind that or anything, but I didn't realize that's what you have to do because the counter where you order is set way in the back corner and there's no indicators that that's what you need to do unless you ask someone else or read the reviews online telling you that's what you have to do (which is what we did). This does make it easier though at the end of your meal because then you're free to stand up and leave whenever because you've already paid. It would just be helpful if there were signs or something letting new patrons know so they don't end up sitting at a booth for half an hour or something waiting to be served (which I guess has happened before, judging by some of the reviews online).
Great place for food if you're into the loud local food and bar scene, not really for me, but I'd be more likely to just order...
Read moreHands down the strangest, most glorious fever dream of a bar I’ve ever walked into. Picture this: the floor is literally covered in hay or wood shavings (so basically, you’re drinking beer in a giant hamster cage). Then you look up, and BAM, gambling machines blinking like Vegas’ dirtbag cousin just moved to town.
And the beer? Cheaper than bottled water, colder than your ex’s heart. Then, plot twist,out comes the pizza. Not just pizza, but one of the top 3 pizzas of my life. And yes, I used to live in NYC, where pizza is basically its own religion. I felt like I was committing a spiritual crime by admitting that this barn-casino-hamster-habitat served a slice that holy.
The crowd? Everyone knew each other like it was the world’s rowdiest family reunion. Only instead of Aunt Carol yelling at Uncle Frank, it was strangers buying me beer and peanuts.
I nearly ordered a second pizza, but then I remembered airplanes have seatbelts, and those seatbelts do not negotiate with fat boy belly bloat.
Final verdict: This place is chaos, carbs, and community spirit rolled into one. A bar, a petting zoo, a casino, and a pizzeria walked into a barn, as if God spun a wheel of random nouns...
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