Cassano's The Pizza King — Restaurant in Ohio

Update again: After this msg I was contacted and they gave me a credit back which I appreciate. I did go back and get a pizza and it was really good! No issues with it at all. Thanks!

UPDATE: They responded and asked me to email them so they could “make it right”. Of course I did and never heard from them again! 😂 The outcome I expected.

Nothing but bad experiences. Last week me and some co workers went after dinner time. We could see the back of one guy making pizza. We stood there for 10 mins without him ever acknowledging us so we left. We were literally the only people in the place which seemed like a red flag. This week we go back. There’s a few people eating and the guy that took our order was nice but kept fumbling around. Everyone got pizzas except me. I got a steak sandwich. Simple enough you’d think…… Everyone gets their pizzas about 20 mins in and I still don’t have the sandwich. 30 mins and it comes out. Completely opposite of what I told the guy to put on it. He apologized and went and remade it and I got it a little more than 10 mins later….in a TO GO box. Everyone was done eating and ready to go before mine came the first time. It cost me $21 with the tip for a sandwich, small bag of chips, and water. Complete waste of my dinner. I got it back to the hotel and the meat was really wet and tasted like maybe they microwaved it just to get it back to me so fast. 30 min first time. 10 min the 2nd time. Don’t take a genius to figure that one out. Tried it twice, I’m done. Never going back. The pizzas did look good but mine was just such a waste of my...

They advertise a calzone on their website and in the description it says pizza pocket with etc toppings......

I call to order a calzone And just to make sure I ask does the calzone have ricotta cheese , They reply no it doesn't and I ask can I have it added and they reply that they don't have it!

Was shown by an off the boat sorta speak Italian family how to make a calzone and I have been to other Italian restaurants and they all have ricotta cheese so why would you advertise a calzone if you don't even have were ricota cheese in the building ?????

Here is some help from wiki A calzone (/kælˈzoʊni/, US: /kælˈzoʊneɪ/ or /kælˈzoʊn/, UK: /kælˈtsoʊni/; Italian: [kalˈtsoːne], "stocking" or "trouser")[1] is an Italian dumpling consisting of an oven-baked folded pizza[2] dough that originated in Naples.[3] A typical calzone is made from salted bread dough, baked in an oven and stuffed with salami or ham, mozzarella, ricotta and Parmesan or pecorino cheese, as well as an egg.[3] Different regional variations on a calzone can often include other ingredients that are normally associated with...

I remember a Pizza King in Clarksville Indiana with the little square cut pizza, so I figured I would order a delivery to my work. The funny thing is, I'm a truck driver so getting the timing down can be a little tricky. But as a former pizza delivery driver, I think I'm pretty good with the logistics and making sure the driver has enough information to locate me. The quoted time was 40 minutes but it ended up being closer to an hour but that was okay. I waited patiently buy the gate to make sure that I could see the drivers arrival. My pizza looked awesome. Definitely a bar or football pizza as Dave Portnoy would say. And it's definitely the little square cut pizza I remember from Indiana! I got an extra large thin crust with extra sauce extra cheese and most of the meats. $40.99 was the total with a $5.25 tip, but delivery fees are getting kind of out of hand with everybody at $4.99. But hey, I can't fit my tractor trailer in their parking lot....