Esposito Pizza — Restaurant in Plant City

i ordered their large ricotta cheese broccoli pizza expecting it to have white sauce, only to open the box later and see that it has red sauce. so i called up there to ask if it usually comes with red sauce, and the woman on the phone said "oh, yeah when you order online it doesn't specify if you want red or white sauce, so we just went with red to be safe". i then asked "do most people order it with the red sauce?" to which she replied "no, most people get it with white but we weren't sure so we just did red to be safe", which makes no sense. if most people get it with white, then how is red the safer option?

anyway, after that call i went back to their website to see the description of the pizza in case i missed something, and it literally starts with "our pizza bianca..." which is, according to their own description as well, a white pizza. there are multiple other pizza options that start with "choose either our classic red cheese pizza or our white pizza", but the one i ordered specifically says it's their pizza bianca.

so i then called back to order the pizza but with white sauce, and the guy who answered the phone was kinda rude and cut me off saying "hold on hold on" as i was explaining that i didn't like it with the red sauce, then told me to give him a few and hung up.

then when i arrived to the store to pick up the pizza, there was another guy there who rang me up and i got charged for that one as well. so i spent essentially $50 all together for a mistake that wasn't even my fault lol.

pizza is good...

An Amazing Blessing to Our Community – 5 Stars

Esposito Pizzeria has truly been a gift to our community. From their incredible food to their unmatched hospitality, they’ve gone above and beyond—not just as a restaurant, but as people who genuinely care.

During hurricane season, my son’s birthday plans were completely disrupted. Everything was closed, canceled, and uncertain. But Esposito’s stayed open, welcoming us in with open arms and warm hearts. While we were there celebrating, we lost power—and despite that, they didn’t kick us out or panic. They continued to serve us with kindness, making sure my son was still able to enjoy his birthday and celebrate with his friends. That’s something we’ll never forget.

It’s rare to find a business that puts people first the way they do. Their kindness, strength, and dedication shine through in every interaction. The food? Absolutely amazing. We had a feast, and no request was too big or too small. Everything was made with care. The space is clean, organized, and welcoming. Their new ownership has made a real difference, and it shows.

I highly recommend Esposito Pizzeria to anyone looking for not only delicious food, but also a place full of heart. These are the kind of people who lift up a community just by being who they are. Five stars isn’t enough. Check them out, you’ll be so...

Was just here a couple of hours ago with a family of 10. The entire restaurant was empty except for one couple. Because we had 4 kids between us, we asked if we could put a couple of tables together in the separate room, not the main room, so that we would be out of the way ( the kids/ babies could be noisy). When we asked if we could arrange the tables, we were given an attitude. After we arranged the tables ourselves, one of the managers came in and looked at it and asked us to squish the kids closer to the wall. Again, no one else but us and one other couple in the restaurant. They did not offer to move the tables and instead gave us a stink eye.  Each adult was going to order an entree but once we felt like we were a burden, we decided to order two pies and call it a day. The only positive thing was that the young girl who served us was friendly and helpful but on our way out we received another eye roll from management when we and the kids said thank you. Asking them to do absolutely nothing seemed to incite bad looks and an attitude. Not returning and will make sure I share our experience if anyone ever asks...