Mod Pizza

Food is very good. Great pizza excellent salads and the little mod cakes aka homemade dingdongs are special to say the least. The only reason I'm not giving a five star is the service. Most the time the people making the food are let's say not fully THERE. They don't take direction very well. I tell them something and have to repeat myself a few more times and even guide them along. They put olives on my wife's pizza and she didn't say olives so she was kinda baffled. I've asked for red pepper flakes and had them dump a handful of oregano on my pie so just keep a close eye on them. Also they should have more canned beers since the beer on tap isn't working half the time. I like beer with my pizza and I know I can't be the only one. Maybe one day in the future it wouldn't hurt to add chicken wings to the menu as almost all pizza places offer. All in all the thin crust and fresh ingredients makes for a fabulous flavor.

My experience at MOD Pizza continues to improve. It's really kind of a fun experience. ***The idea and reality of having whatever toppings you want in whatever amount you want gives you unlimited options! The flavors and experience changes and the adventure never really ends, as long as your willing to try something new.....*** We really packed it on this time!!! Yummy

They need a better system for timing the cooking of their cauliflower crusts, every other time I order one it looks cooked on top but the crust is soft, and grainy when you take a bite and not even that hot. It's a bummer cause i go on my lunch break and they can't just recook your partially cooked pizza, they make it from scratch which is nice but not always time for that.

Absolutely love mod pizza. They are by far my favorite thus far, in the 2 years I've been here. $12.00 a whole pizza! and my favorite toppings with good crust, great sauce, and wonderful service. Highly recommend. When the hubby's stomach isn't feeling pizza, it's nice that there is a killer burger next door😉

Happy it wasn’t mostly charred this time, but it seems to have a substantial amount of crust. I agree with others that the staff could stand to be more attentive. I phoned an order in, and I was told to pick up at 1:10. I entered at 1:05 to see if it might be done early. The worker informed me they hadn’t started it yet. It was not a busy day.

Food is great but if you think about it, $11 for a personal pizza is a little over priced. For $13, you can get a large fresh pizza from Papa Murphy which will feed a family or even get 2 $5 frozen Digiorno pizzas at Winco and be able to feed the family and still have leftovers. Love the place just disappointed in the price point.