Al’s Pizza

Used to be the place to go in Chippewa, now it looks dirty to the point my wife won’t even go back inside or order anything from here. It’s sad it has fallen so far.

Great atmosphere, you feel like one of there family, Pizza, Gyro’s, and Submarine’s are all excellent, place is looking better every day, go check it out.

The most wonderful customer service. The owner is a wonderful guy! Along with his daughter and son who work there on occasion. Truly amazing people along with their food. Although the name of the place has «pizza» in it, do not be fooled because They have others great food: Subs, gyros, salads, the occasional meatballs. Definitely have to try this place out!

This the BEST pizza I have had in a very long time. My family is Very picky about their pizza and subs well I have to say there was not one complaint about the pizza or the subs. I ordered a turkey sub, roast beef sub and a 12 piece pizza. You are able to buy the pizza by the slice so next time I will be ordering more since I only got one piece once everyone tasted theirs. They were still talking about the food this morning. The owner is such a great person very friendly and just an awesome person. He even offered to help me out to my car with my order. You don’t see that kind of people around anymore wish there was more people in the world like him. Thanks Andy and will be back in the near future.

I like cold cheese pizza, but this was a bit different from what I have had. I’m sure it is a love-​it-​or-​hate-​it type of pizza, and I’m unfortunately not on the «love it» side for this place. GREAT service. You won’t walk into a more personable & pleasant business in the area. But as far as cold cheese pizza, I’ve never had it made this way, and it was lacking a bit of flavor, while the crust had a peculiar stale texture. I hope there are many who DO love it here, as the guy running it deserves nothing but the best with his clear love for what he’s got there, but for me, unfortunately just not my thing.

Note 1: They offer Wi-​Fi! How urban.
Note 2: You can take ‘n bake your own pizzas.
What is it about this area? Every other business looks like someone’s house.
We walk in. No one’s there!
We see a candid picture of Eddie Van Halen and Pittsburgh rock legend Donnie Iris on the wall. Together!
We wait for a few minutes until the husky owner/​operator, a man who I’m sure was a star athlete in high school, runs in out of breath.
«Sorry, I was on a delivery run. Well, actually, I had to go to the Dollar Store. What’ll ya have?»
We just wanted to try their pizza since we’d never been here before. Even Kay had never been here, and it’s right in her neighborhood.
«Two pieces of pizza.»
«Sure ya don’t want four?»
«No, just two. With olives. We just want to try it.»
This guy, whose name I forgot, was a little cocky about his pizza.
«Where you guys from?»
«Well, she’s from around here. I live in Pittsburgh. Brookline to be exact.»
«Brookline! Wow. Ever have Beto’s pizza? Mine’s like theirs.»
Man, the idea must be spreading. Never did I expect to find a square, cold cheese pizza all the way out here.
He was right to be cocky about his pizza too, because it was crunchy, and cheesy, and overall was very comparable to Beto’s or DiCarlo’s, which means you’ll either love it or hate it. Put me in the «love it» box. The guy makes a mighty fine pizza. And he’s a big VH fan. Throw the horns.
Al’s also sells 18 inch subs! 18 inches. That means a half is 9 inches!!! And they sell one with chipped ham! Gotta have that next time. I’m also wondering what the «Super Duper» is. Again, I have a reason to return.
What surprises lurk in Beaver Falls, eh?