Grandslam Pizza — Restaurant in Plum

Giving this place 3 stars ONLY because they've been very good in the past as we have been ordering there since they've opened. But recently have been noticing a decline in quality. We used to tell everyone how good it was that it was the best pizza in holiday park. But the last few times we ordered the pizza has been very sad, little to no sause, topping just thrown on and not spread evenly, huge bubbles sometimes taking up a whole slice or 2. But this last order took the cake. We orderd 2 pizzas for delivery. It took an hour and a half to arrive and when it did it was not warm at all. Then opened the box to find 2 pizzas that looked like they been thrown around like frisbes. Barely any cheese huge bubbles and stale. I dont know if its the people making them or what but something should be addressed. Its sad as it used to be so good. But for almost 40 dollars,I think ill stick to foxes and vocellis...Iike I said 3 stars because I know how the pizza used to be. If this was my first order...

The owner of this restaurant is rude and has an unprofessional appearance on social media. Also, the pizza isn’t good and lacks flavor. Far better pizza places in the area like Franco’s Pizza in Regency Park and Conca D’Oro Pizza two minutes down the road.

Edit: Yes, I live in Atlanta now. But I was born and raised in Plum, PA. My family has at least 4 generations that have lived/still live in Plum Borough. My grandfather owned a company right down the street for 20+ years. I graduated in the same class as the owner’s older daughter. Grand slam Pizza opened when I was still in high school, my dad and I bought the pizza once and never again because it wasn’t good. Simple as that.

If you start a local business in a community, your personal social media accounts can reflect and effect your business image. So if say the owner is making inappropriate comments and being rude to random people online, guess what… that can negatively impact your business and drive away...

We had a small group going to Grandslam to play cards and games for the first time (none of us 5 people had been to Grandslam before).

Upon entering, we immediately noticed how extremely cold it was (we went on Monday, March 31st of this year). It almost seemed as if they had the air conditioning on, it was that cold and uncomfortable.

Then, we went to our tables and noticed that they were not clean. We were there at opening, so they should've been cleaned from the evening before.

They young man working was very nice and pleasant and accommodating. He apologized for the dirty tables and quickly cleaned them off. He also addressed the extreme cold and said that it gets hot in the kitchen (he did nothing to make us diners more comfortable).

Several items listed on the website are no longer available. Their menu seemed pretty limited.

The food itself was OK. Just normal pizzeria food in which none of us found anything especially unique about it.

Sadly, we...