Pizza Bogo

This pizza is very overpriced and underwhelming to the point of being almost gross. I wouldn’t waste my time or money even trying it again. The whole place has a sour stench to it. Don’t get me wrong… I have found really good pie in some dives… I have also paid more than normal for «gourmet» pie. However, this place deliver neither and unfortunately falls into the wrong end of a «Dive:Quality» ratio.

I love their imaginative selection. They don’t skimp on the toppings like some places. If you like spicy I recommend the Bombay or if you’re looking to try something a bit different try the Mediterranean. Either way I’ve always loved it.

Service takes like 20 mins. We order Bombay pizza. Tastes very good. Small place good people

The specialty pizzas are the epitome of a decadent pie. Great pizza special on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. French Quarter is my favorite thus far. Still have a couple more recipes to try. Nothing will ever match the taste of fresh new Orleans shrimp, but the spices and ingredients are on point. Reminded me of Crabbie’s (?), a great seafood joint to get some ettoufe and hush puppies.
They have a recipe to suit anyone’s taste. Mediterranean styles are awesome, if you like Indian food, that got you! There’s even one with serloin steak that my boyfriend drools over!
Hell of a deal, hell of a pizza. They don’t deliver, but it’s worth it anyway.

I called in an order ten minutes before closing time. These folks were gracious and excited to help me during my pizza crisis. Even friendlier when I picked it up. Delicious pizza and wonderful customer service!!!

I’ve been living in Akron for 5 years and kept telling myself I wanted to try this place. I finally did and I don’t have the need to eat at any other pizza place ever.
They do a great job with the trusty classics but they have the most interestingly awesome pizza creations, and I highly recommend you try one of their specialty pizzas. I got a pizza with a balsamic reduction on it and I was instantly in love.
It’s not the fanciest place you’ve ever been in. It’s a little rough around the edges but I don’t go there for atmosphere, I go there for great food. Prices are reasonable as well, no more than you’d pay at any chain and much better quality.

This is easily my favorite pizza place! Creative toppings, unique combos, ridiculously huge breadsticks (4/​$ 1!), and the woman who takes the phone orders is very sweet! Their website seems to be down each time we order, but placing a request over the phone is easy enough so I really don’t mind.
My personal recommendation is the West Palm Beach — shrimp, asparagus, tomatoes, garlic, and more, it’s fantastic! I’d like to try the Thai next (or any of their World pizzas really!).

Truly a different pizza experience and in a good way. If you’re looking for different flavors and ingredients on your pizza this is the place to go. Just look at the menu, the ingredients combine into interest in combination you would not think taste great until you try it. Another positive is its very affordable and their regular pizzas taste great too! Please try!

The pizza here is GREAT!
I am a true New Yorkers so when I moved to Akron I was very upset about the pizza that was around this area. And then I tried Pizza BoGo!
The personal pies are so great especially when my husband and I never agree on what we want on top of our pizza.
The first time we went here we had the vegi pizza and was pleasantly surprised when we opened the box to see so much vegetables on top.
The second time we went my husband had to do a repeat of the Vegi but I switched it up with the Bombay Pizza and WOW. I have never had something like it and it was just yummy!
The only reason I am giving this a ⁴⁄₅ is because I truly prefer thin crust and the crust was a little too think for me.
This place was absolutely delicious. It gives you the option of getting gourmet pizza and not forcing you to dress up and sit down to have a formal dinner. I have been here twice so far and if it wasn’t for me trying to lose weight I would be here all the time.

This pizza is great and very unique. Their buy one get one free is a bit confusing, and I found the menu pretty hard to decipher, but eventually figured it out.
I was a little disappointed they don’t have real bacon, but that’s just me. I really recommend trying it, because it’s delicious, but they are just very over priced for my taste with pizza, and I could not find a reason why.
Try this place for sure! Just be prepared to pay more than usual for pizza.

The pizza was good but WAAAAAY overpriced. I got (2) small pizzas and (1) extra large plain pizza. My bill was almost $ 31.00. The extra large pizza was the same size as a large pizza I see everywhere else. With the huge number of pizza places in Akron I don’t think I will have a problem finding pizza just as good for a lot less.

I apologize in advance for the length but here it goes… the pizza is delicious however the service leaves a lot to be desired. On the first attempt I made a timed pickup order. Tony went to pick it up and got lost so he was 20 minutes after the pickup time and the food still wasn’t ready! Nobody apologized for the delay or anything. Now this was a Friday evening after work so you know we were ready to eat so that was strike one. Of course I called and complained since common courtesy is to apologize for not having the order ready when there was ample time. Strike 2: To «apologize «for the lack of service they put a free salad under my number. We called to place another order and I was told that since it didn’t specify the type of salad he would «assume» it was for a garden. I asked to add feta cheese and was told that was $ 1 because that makes it a Greek salad. Wrong answer! I’m agitated and tell him just forget the order all together. I’m very disappointed because they have excellent food selections but it’s not worth it for the lack of Service. So sorry Pizza BOGO no more chances… note to self: do not attempt to order food on an empty stomach at 2pm, that may be where I went wrong:)

This pizza parlor is off the hook. It reminds of back to the Berkeley lifestyle, a simple, earthy and rustic pizza without the worry of consuming unwanted calories. I came to this place on a Tuesday because they were having a promotion, it was $ 5 for a large pizza and unlimited toppings.
This pizza place is going to be popping up left and right here in Ohio. When you buy one pizza, they will give one pizza to someone in need! I love this idea and strongly support this idea of sharing and caring our community!
I have tried some of the best pizza in San Francisco and Berkeley. I have to say that at $ 5 for large, it is truly amazing deal, of course I hope the price would stay that way! I will for sure come back for more pizza to satisfy both my craving and athlete’s diet!

Fresh ingredients, served hot and with a price that can’t be beat on Wednesdays.
I didn’t go with any of the specialty pizzas but instead did my own little combo and really enjoyed it. I’m particular about my pizza since I’ve tasted great pizza (Chicago & NY) and I can say without a doubt this has been one of the better places in Akron.

If you are looking for wall to wall greasy pepperoni that if preservative filled, salt cured, and greasy as Jiffy Lube… don’t bother stopping.
If you are looking for REALLY tasty crust (wheat or white… they are both awesome) with super original toppings and sauces… this is the place to try!
As others noted… sign up for the e-​mail list… or stop in for a coupon strip… or head to their Facebook page… the coupon strip and Facebook offers aren’t as good as the email list… but it’s just $ 1 difference most days.
Tuesday and Wednesday are the primo discount days… and the most frequent days we order from this location.
Tonight they told me CASH ONLY when I ordered… they still have the credit card sticker on the door… but they were super busy so I didn’t ask what the deal was and paid ~ $ 12 for our 2 large pies… I had the secret email pass phrase which was good either Tuesday or Wednesday… they often have different deals on the weekend.
Both were cooked through… chewy, but not gummy and had the right balance of toppings for us.
Hubby sticks with the BBQ Chicken pizza each time… mild sauce… moist chicken… the red onion is small enough that it cooks through and isn’t super acidic.
I love the spicy Thai Peanut but went for the Chipolte slathered Latina pizza from the World Classic Specials section… I like having a bite with black bean and mango one time… and then maybe chicken and mango the next. The Tortilla strips don’t re-​heat well… but the sauce is sooo spicy to my taste that they help cool things off on the left over reheat.
If you have an old menu (like we did) they have added a Chicken salad and plain bread sticks to the sides.
If you have folks in your house that are not adventurous… head to the website and check out the HUGE list of topping and cheeses and sauces… all of the prices are unlimited toppings… so if they really really only want pepperoni you can ask for double and they don’t flinch… and the non-​pork pepperoni is really tasty!

One of the nice things, (I hope), about these folks is that none of their meats are made from pork or pork products.
I’m hoping that means poultry based bacon, ham, pepperoni, etc and not that they are made from beef fat and hoof or petroleum products or nuclear waste, but I have not yet begun to glow in the dark, so that’s a good thing!
All of their non-​pork «meats» pass muster from a taste standpoint and they tout limitless toppings and to date haven’t balked at my requests.
They also offer a «miracle» crust that contains whole grains and guarantees strong muscles, six-​pack abs, and a luminous love-​life, or something to that effect, all for only an extra two bucks!
They offer a wide variety of Internationally themed pizzas, e.g. Tuscan, Thai, Indian, Latin, and a wide variety of toppings, and sauces on which to have them put.
The lady is not a fan of the miracle crust, so that’s one miracle that didn’t happen, but she’s fine with the plain old white flour crust that causes tooth decay and flacidity, and laughs in the face of same!
I think the «miracle» crust is fine, and since they offer a great deal on their pizzas early in the week we can both be pleased with both crusts and toppings (2 large-​not-​huge pizzas) for about $ 15!
Unhappily the «miracle» crust is shaped like a flat loaf of bread and the end two pieces never seem to have ANY topping friends grace their crusty little faces, effectively making the large a medium.
The variety of pizza is virtually endless between the sauces and toppers and all picks to date have met or exceeded expectations.
A word of warning, the early in the week deal «requires», (I have yet to utter them) magic words that one garners from emails if one is on their email mailing list, (sign up at
), so heads up! No dining in– strictly carryout.

I like this pizza! It is unique and delicious.
The World Gourmet pizzas are fantastic. The Bankok (Thai peanut sauce), Cajun (andouille and shirmp) and Mediterranean (roasted garlic and chicken) are great. I also enjoy the Big Bang and the Serious Peperoni (if you can handle tons of greasy meat and cheese). My wife enjoys the Nappa Valley (artichokes and spinach) which I have found to be good even though artichoke hearts are not my favorite.
The ingredients are fresh, high quality and assembled with culinary excellence.
Check out the «tasty weekdays» deal if its still on (unlimited large pizzas, unlimited quantity for $ 6-​ish each), but either way, this place is totally worth a try.

Friends have ordered pizza from here before, but this was my first time doing so myself. I was slightly disturbed by the fact that there was no place to sit and eat, but I wasn’t planning to stay anyways, so it worked out well.
Picked up a Greek and a Tuscan pizza. I’m not a huge pizza fan in the first place, and these were surprisingly decent. Very topping-​heavy pizza with a moderate crust.
Not much else to say… it’s pizza for Pete’s sake.

After reading this place won best gourmet pizza in the US (or some other random award) I figured it was worth trying. Final decision: I’ll be back but I will REALLY need to crave some pizza.
Even though it’s BOGO it is still pricey. We ordered 2 small pizzas and it came to around $ 16 with tax. Nearly $ 8 for 4 slices? Seems a bit much too me.
Also, the picture online didn’t look anything like what I got– not that I was expecting it to 100% but c’mon when you advertise HUGE chunks of steak the pizza shouldn’t come with barely ANY steak.
Innovative pizza which was pretty tasty but a little too much, IMO, for pizza.

It’s ok