Graffiti Pizza
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Signature & customized pizzas, subs & other comfort foods with beer & wine in graffiti-lined digs.
attractions: Vince J. Whibbs Sr. Community Maritime Park, Plaza De Luna Memorial Monument, Palafox Market, Seville Square, Palafox Pier, Pensacola Children's Museum, Pensacola Museum of History, at the University of West Florida, Plaza Ferdinand VII, Pensacola Museum of Art, Pensacola Bay City Ferry, restaurants: Seville Quarter, Jaco's Bayfront Bar & Grille, The Fish House, O'Riley's Irish Pub Downtown, Nick's Boathouse, Ruby Slipper, Hub Stacey's, Fosko Coffee Barre, Jackson's Steakhouse, Union Public House
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Signature & customized pizzas, subs & other comfort foods with beer & wine in graffiti-lined digs.
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Graffiti Pizza: Delicious Pizza, Counter-Service & Lively Vibes (3.5 Stars) Graffiti Pizza in downtown Pensacola offers delicious pizza in a casual, party-like atmosphere. Here's the breakdown: Pizza & Salads Impress: The food is the star here! We tried the meat lovers pizza (leave the chicken off in our opinion, didn't need it), Greek salad, and Caesar salad, and everything was delicious. Especially noteworthy was the crust - we loved it! Heads Up: Counter Service: Unlike expectations, Graffiti Pizza is counter-service, not a traditional sit-down restaurant. So, be prepared to order your food at the counter. Service Could Be Warmer: The staff wasn't overly friendly during our visit. They also seemed to pressure us into buying bottled water, even though the small fridge with room-temperature water bottles was self-serve. Seating & Ambiance: Indoor seating is limited, and we ended up sitting outside in the bar area. It was a lively scene with a large group, which might not be ideal for everyone. Overall: Graffiti Pizza gets a 3.5-star rating. The pizza and salads are delicious, but the counter-service style, staff demeanor, and lively atmosphere might not be for everyone. If you're looking for a quick and casual bite with great food and a party vibe, Graffiti Pizza is worth a try. Just be prepared to order at the counter and manage your expectations for service and ambiance.
Ginny SibertGinny Sibert
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We were there yesterday. We arrived at 11:04 AM . The ovens were not hot enough yet and were advised that the ovens needed to be at 600° before they could start cooking any pizzas. This could take up to 40 minutes to get our order. Which was fine. We ordered 3 slices and a whole pizza to-go. The slices came out. The service was great. The staff apologized for the ovens. I got a margarita slice, and my son got 2 slices of cheese. We ordered a whole cheese pizza for later that day. The slices were a little under cooked. It was still flavorful, though. The interior is really cool and has a good vibe. The artwork is amazing and vibrant. The bathroom is very clean and well tended to. There were homeless people out front sitting at the outside tables. While I get the homelessness, I don't think having them sitting out front with their buggy's full of pets and belongings while smoking and asking for money is doing anything for the betterment of your business.
Cissy MaciasCissy Macias
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What a disappointment. Friends had rave reviews of this place, but it was lackluster at best. Ordered a couple items by the slice, and also one lunch special which included a slice, a salad, and a drink. The total came to $28 for three slices of pizza, a small salad, and a small drink. I was soon informed that the simplest of the slices we'd ordered (plain pepperoni with no cheese) would take an extra 15 minutes to make, which ended up being 25. When we eventually receive the food, it was a mess. The pepperoni pizza was burned, the veggie pizza was really nothing memorable and had a huge handful of arugula thrown on it sloppily. The meat lovers Pizza had an enormous blob of ricotta cheese right in the middle of it, and most of the mozzarella had slid off the side. Just terrible presentation. The kale Caesar salad is very simple; just torn up kale, a couple pieces of red onion, croutons, and cherry tomatoes. The dressing, served on the side, was terribly sweet and thick, almost paste-like. Unfortunately, I had mixed it into the salad before trying it, which made the salad inedible. I might be willing to give this place another chance someday, but from this experience, I really wish I'd just gone to Subway two doors down!
Sara SammySara Sammy
10
I really love their Margherita pizza and their Secret Spot pizza & full bar options, I tell everyone about this place...it was a bit pricey though...I got the largest size and spent a whopping 28 dollars and some change!!! To their defense it's humongous. I am really glad this place is open and it's legit addicting. They stay open late...very handy & your options at those hours are steak and shake or waffle house or whataburger in this area so you this is #1 in terms of quality. I personally receive better service outside from the bartenders than from the younger kiddos inside every time. If it were me, I would also change the bright lighting inside for better ambiance...because it's a little like a baseball stadium inside...but all love, just some constructive criticism bc I truly am a huge promoter of yours. If there's a night when there's pizza specials please let me know!! Keep up the awesome work & thanks 4 all you do.
BER RBER R
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We visited Graffiti Pizza on an early Friday evening around 5pm or so. After quickly perusing the menu, my wife and I decided on the Supreme pizza and sat ourselves. This spot is obviously a local favorite and was busy but not what I would call swamped. Our pizza arrived in a timely manner. The crust had the correct amount of crunch when folded and bit into but was a little thin even for NY style pizza. There were enough toppings so you didn’t feel taken advantage of. Overall, Graffiti Pizza is very good but not great for those looking for an authentic NY pizza experience. Would I return? I would but I wouldn’t bring visiting family and/or friends expecting an authentic experience.
Ralph FreemanRalph Freeman
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This place is always packed, a very popular spot with some of the BEST pizza in Pensacola. I have always purchased the margerrita as a light pizza and ordered it with and without the balsamic drizzled. Fantastic pizza, OMG, eat a slice there before leaving. The atmosphere is great; we always sit outside and watch the night events and people. The crust rivals all of the greatest crust you are fortunate to try. The combo pie is fenominal, and last night I ordered the build your own, I had a classic favorite, pepperoni and Italian sausage, what can I say, DELICIOUS,,, GIVE EM A SHOT, you won't be disappointed,,, Here's a homeslice 😉😋
Richard MetzgerRichard Metzger
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Nearby Attractions Of Graffiti Pizza
Vince J. Whibbs Sr. Community Maritime Park
Plaza De Luna Memorial Monument
Palafox Market
Seville Square
Palafox Pier
Pensacola Children's Museum
Pensacola Museum of History, at the University of West Florida
Plaza Ferdinand VII
Pensacola Museum of Art
Pensacola Bay City Ferry

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