HaHa Pizza — Restaurant in Miami Township

I ordered From this place a few weeks ago and our pizza when i got it home was over cooked. I thought maybe they were just having a off day. I decided to give them another try I went past there tonight ordered 2 large pizzas and 2 Cheese bread sticks. all i can say I will never go back. After waiting 40 mins the young men working told me my pizzas were ready but they burnt my bread sticks and asked if i would be willing to wait while they made more i said no I had already been there 40 mins well i open my pizzas to see they were also burnt. I told the young man that it wasn't acceptable i didn't pay almost 63.00 for burnt food and told him i didn't want them. I left went across the street and walked out with pizzas in 15 mins that were not burnt to a crisp. Sadly I think the owner needs to be there a little more on Friday nights I could understand if they were busy I got there at 7:50 the place was empty I waited in my car they had one family for dine in and i only seen the young man take 2 phone orders while i was sitting there. I really truly wanted to like this place since I live Locally My Brother in law kept at...

I had heard a lot of great things about this restaurant from friends and online reviews, which created high expectations for my visit. Living halfway across the state, I was eager to finally try it out and experience what everyone had been raving about. However, when I arrived, I found myself a bit underwhelmed.

The food wasn't bad by any means, but it didn't quite live up to the hype I had built up in my mind. The breadsticks were decent—soft and warm, but lacking the distinct flavor or uniqueness I was hoping for. On the other hand, the calzone was a pleasant surprise; it was pleasantly seasoned and filled with a good balance of ingredients, which I genuinely enjoyed. Overall, while my experience wasn’t entirely disappointing, I walked away hoping for more excitement and flavor than I ultimately...

While the pizza was delicious, I have a different story to tell! My brother and I took our nephews to Yellow Springs after Christmas in December and we stopped at HaHa Pizza after hiking. My 8 year old nephew, Maddox, was hyperfixated on the HaHa-branded big foot sweatshirt but they didn't have any kids' sizes and we didn't want to get him a crazy oversized sweatshirt. Maddox struck up a convo with the pizza guy (owner, perhaps?) and I guess he took a liking to Maddox because as we were leaving, he handed Maddox the smallest adult size sweatshirt for free. Maddox couldn't believe it, he was stunned! And let me tell you, that kid wears his HaHa sweatshirt multiple times per week, even though he's drowning it! Thank you to the kind man at HaHa's for making...