Pizza Land

I refuse to get my pizza from any place else. I liked the fact that they made a mistake with my order and made sure they did everything to correct it and got to keep me as a customer. Best pizza ever!

If there was an explosion here, as long as nobody was hurt, everyone would be wondering «where did the pizza land?»
What I liked:
— The service… the girls are very friendly and flirty and sweet.
— The pizza… it tasted pretty good and did the trick.
— The price… it was under $ 3 for a large slice.
— The info… they told me the history of the restaurant and the other 2 locations in Caledonia and LeRoy (the original).
— The setting… it’s on a lovely green lush roundabout right in the heart of Avon. It’s one of the loveliest settings for a pizza place, like… ever.
— The service again… they put a slice pie in for me just because I called and asked if they had any slices…
What I didn’t like:
— The heat… they didn’t heat it up for me.
— The dough… it wasn’t too great, it reminded me of party pizza dough or frozen pizza dough.
So all in all it’s a good slice, and for pizza fans in these little towns, skip the chains and give Pizza Land a try, it’s well worth your custom, it’s cheap, they’re friendly, not the best you’ll ever have in a region full of great pizza, but definitely good, and lovely people too.
It’s right on the border between a 4 and a 5 but all the good points outweigh the bad so I’ll slip it a very marginal ⁵⁄₅ and well done.
And if all of Italy ever randomly exploded due to being «just too cool» or having «just too many horny young guys on mopeds hitting on foreign tourists», then everyone would wonder the same thing: Where did the leaning tower of Pisa Land?

Pizza Land pizza is addictive. If you grew up in Avon you are already addicted. The faces change but the taste stays the same. It’s not world class, but it is something you must have a few times a year or you’ll get cranky.