Wall St Pizza — Restaurant in Tampa

This restaurant just opened 3/19/2019, and is not really ready to open but started taking orders for pizza. They have no menu, no price list, few people who know how to use the cash register and the fountain drink dispenser is still being connected up. They invited people in on the 19th for free pizza samples. They have lots of thin crust pizza pies in a variety of toppings ready to sell slices from (see my pictures). They will supposedly offer specials for 2 slices and a beverage but aren't offering those yet. I am all for new small businesses succeeding, but should have insisted on finding out what they charged for 2 slices before I ordered. The adage "if you have to ask, you can't afford it" certainly applied here. My 2 slices arrived, and i was shocked to be charged over $8 for them with no beverage. Ouch! While they tasted okay, they were too expensive. I hope that Wall Street Pizza (which is not on Wall Street, BTW) adjusts their prices to more closely match what others are charging for pizza slices downtown ($7 with tax for 2 slices and a large fountain drink). I won't be back until they are more affordable. But i encourage you to stop in and take a look, because I do want to support small businesses-- if i...

Used To Be Better

You can tell this place has been hit hard by the pandemic and inflation. There’s hardly any customers here now when it used to be busier at lunchtime. They no longer have a soda fountain with free refills like they used to. Instead, now all you get is one can of soda and that’s it. The staff are very friendly, but the place has no AC and its very hot inside if you eat-in. The slices are also smaller now. Obvious cost-cutting measures.

The prices are sort-of expensive (see menu photo) and there’s no “special” 2 slices and a drink deal like a lot of pizza places. This is a New York style pizza place and there’s always those age-old annoying debates about what is “real” New York pizza. Their pizza is OK so-so-ish, but nothing that’ll knock your socks off. Definitely falls short of a good New York pizza.

A few years back, it tasted better then. 2 plain slices with oregano and garlic powder (see photos) with no drink & no sides with tax, it was about $9.00. Again, taste was OK-ish. And very little in stock to choose from. Even the soda case was mostly empty. Again, restaurants have been hit hard and I fear this place will have to fold their...

We came in on a Tuesday at 1pm to grab a slice. We were greeted by a nice lady in the front that stated they ran out of slices but we could do a whole pie and it will be ready in about 25-30 minutes. We decided not to get a pie but went with subs. Since I had my heart set on a pizza slice, I decided not to get anything but I am so happy I didn’t get anything. My two coworkers got a wrap and sub both of which equal up to 9.99. The menu failed to mention that it was going to be a snack sized and not taste great. My one coworker got a philly sub and couldn’t even finish a bite of it. My other cowoker got a bacon, chicken wrap , which had no chicken. I hate giving bad reviews especially to restaurants I didn't have any food at but the customer service was horrible. I am not sure why they didn’t turn off their open sign if they ran out of pizza. They didn’t even offer any discount expect getting a free can of coke. To top of it off, two of the employees started to fight in the back and everyone heard. I honestly usually give a place another try but I will not...