Bizza (San Mateo) — Restaurant in San Mateo

Came in for the first time to try the vegan pizza. Decided on the XL wild wild west pizza that was listed inside the establishment for $34 and yet I was charged $43. When I asked why I was being charged $9 extra, I was told that the board had old prices and price was not able to be adjusted. I cancelled the entire order and emailed the owner of his unprofessional and shady practices.

** The owner answered my email within few hours.

"Hi there,

Thank you for reaching out to us about the menu price discrepancy.

Our staff alerted me about the issue and unfortunately our artist who does the menu board for us switched the numbers from 43 to 34. It was hand painted and they fixed the issue as of this afternoon.

Because you turned to Yelp, we cannot assist you further as we would have loved to invite you back for a free pizza for the confusion and frustration.

If there is anything else you need, please reach out. Thanks, Sam Husary"

There was no confusion on my part and your letter had zero apologies w added bullying bonus for my...

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