Pizza Pie Cafe

This location felt dirty when we walked in. We were seated at a table in a darkish corner. That was ok I guess. Since its out of the way of hoards of people walking to and from the buffet. I went to use the ladies room and was greeted by a blast of stink… it smelled like… well…the sanitary bins needed emptying, or something along those lines. I wasn’t in there long enough to find out what it was. I went into the unoccupied stall and there was pee and poop splattered all over the seat. Seriously people… if you’re sick to your stomach, why are you eating out!!! Go home if you’re sick! That’s not the restaurants fault though, I’m just saying. I scrubbed my hands like crazy. It felt grimey. Then turned right around and walked out. I held my bladder the entire time we were there. On the way back to the table I stopped to grab utensils, but not without going through dozens until I found ones that were hardly satisfactory. I hated touching everyones knives and forks… sorry. They were all covered with residue and water spots. They looked very dirty. I decided to skip the salad and just eat pizza so I didn’t have to use any utensils. The pizza was really good. The dessert pizzas were tasty. We usually frequent the location in Clinton. It’s really clean. We’ll continue going there. We don’t mind the drive from Centerville.

What this place lacks in quality they certainly make up for in quantity.
We came here for a birthday party. We paid $ 8 per adult and less than $ 5 per child. Their buffet includes pizza, pasta, salad bar, and plenty of desserts. It wasn’t very busy when we arrived at noon but it was packed by 1 PM.
The quality of the pizza wasn’t amazing but was decent. I tried the chicken bacon ranch, the Buffalo chicken, and the hillbilly pizza. I really, really like the garlic knots dipped in carbonara pasta sauce.
For dessert I tried the peach, cookie dough, and the Oreo pizza slices. As you can imagine the peach tasted like canned fruit but was still pretty good. It reminds me of a fruit danish pastry. The cookie dough was actually pretty dang good. And the Oreo was excellent.
I left feeling satiated and content. Not bad for 8 dollars!

I don’t know what people expect from buffets?! It is a buffet… have you ever seen a really nice upscale one besides Vegas yet pay only $ 5 a person for all you can eat? Okay… with that said this place is a awesome, relaxed fun environment to take your kids to for family night out for pizza! They offer more then pizza too. Pasta at least 6 different sauces — cooked warm when you order them, salad bar with a good selection of toppings and the pizza was awesome! At least 12 different kinds to pick from and did I mention the awesome dessert pizzas 6 different kinds! All the pizzas have great crust NOT GREASY great amount of toppings and sauce. We really liked the pizza ranch chicken my favorite.
My favorite dessert pizza-​peach
My girls — Oreo
Hubby– all of them
Tip: try the noodle sauces with the awesome garlic knots to dip in.
For a pizza buffet. We will go back for sure

Too noisy and low quality!
While I understand a pizza bar/​buffet is not intended to be high quality, but this fell below my expectations even for a pizza buffet — apart from the salad bar. And even on a snowy day when there were fewer than normal patrons, the place was far too loud. I’d rather spend my money for good pizza and a quieter atmosphere.

Family friendly! Friends friendly! Birthday friendly! We go to Pizza Pie Café for the experience. It has a salad bar, pasta options, and many kinds of pizza to choose from, including gluten free. Plus a wonderful selection of dessert pizzas.

Should be renamed Bread Buffet Café. Only 30% of the pizza has sauce or toppings. Mostly bread.

The Pizza Pie Café recently replaced abstinence as the most effective form of birth control. There are so many obnoxious children here and it makes it difficult to enjoy your food without a child coughing on your food, cutting in line or screaming in your ear.
The pizza is good albeit it suffers from typical buffet problems including that it gets cold if you don’t visit during peak hours.
The two stars comes from the dessert pizzas which are quite yummy.
If you prefer a quieter atmosphere and a higher quality pizza buffet try the Pizza Factory down the road.

Used to love this place but man it’s gone down hill within the last few years! Went to this location tonight with my family and the pizza tasted old and chewy like it was reheated in a microwave and the place was filthy! The Oreo dessert pizza is always on point though, a little chewy but still a favorite, that’s the only reason I can give 2 stars.

Seriously. This is what everyone was talking about? We went here because our friends mentioned that it was pretty good. We had no idea what to expect. I walked in and told the lady at the front I had never been there, implying I wanted to know what it was like. Instead she asked me if we both wanted drinks. Then she told us our total and handed us our cups. When I looked confused, she mentioned it was happy hour. I paid thinking it can’t be that bad.
I turned to the left and realized it was a buffet style pizza place. I immediately felt horrible for paying and trying this place, but we tried to make the best of the situation and make our selections. I tried the pepperoni (OK slice but not very fresh), the chicken wing (which was super sweet and I didn’t finish it), the chicken garlic (I ate the whole slice), and the chicken Alfredo (one bite). The slices are smaller and I did see them changing out old pizza while I was there, so that was a positive. We tried dessert pizza. It was edible, but neither of us finished it. I thought about salad, but it looked like the cheap bag salad with no nutritional value, so I passed. My friend got the pasta and she said it was about the same as the pizza.
I looked at my table and felt regret. My friend mentioned the best thing she got was her fountain drink. We left and laughed about our awful experience. I will never be back again. I’m surprised I didn’t get sick. This place is definitely where you come to shove your face with whatever food you can, not eat for quality and enjoyment.

Good place for kids, not for single guys without kids.
Loud, disorganized and full of kids without manners.
I had been in the one from north ogden, clearfield and now bountiful.
It’s like the McDonalds version if Pizza.
I guess I have to go anytime but 12 or 6.

Great place to take the family (i.e., kids) for dinner. You don’t come here for amazing food, you come here because it’s affordable and your indecisive offspring can eat a little bit of all sorts of things and end up full.

The only reason I even gave this place a star is for the variety and quantity. If that’s all you’re looking for, is to fill up your belly, then this is the place. But the food is awful! I servedmyself a little of each thing from their big buffet. But everything was so bad that I only ended up taking a bite from each one. So I pretty much threw away $ 8 for their lunch buffet. Oh well, lesson learned.

I guess I don’t get the hatin’ on this place. I enjoy this place when its not full of kids. No, its not settebello or fancy schmancy pizza, it is NOT DOMINOS. i hate dominos.. but for $ 4.50. sign up for the texts and its a tasty and affordable dinner or lunch. Salad bar is fresh, and I rather like the many varieties of pizza. My fave is the bbq chicken. But don’t miss the pasta. There are some 6 or 7 types of pasta to choose from and the same variety of sauces. Now the sauces are to die for. I could live on the sauces. Get some breadsticks, sauce, a little pasta. heck if you’re not in the mood for pizza, add a salad to that and you’re golden. And you have to try a slice of the OREO dessert pizza. What’s with the critical comment ‘the dessert pizzas are sweet”? err, DESSERT pizzas? When the $ 4.50 deal is on, its only 50cents for a drink, and you’re set. I really enjoy this place. Just try to go before the anklebiters hit at about 530 — 630.
I guess, when or if I would see a wilted salad, I SAY something. Haven’t ever seen it there yet. But yes, the sheer numbers of small children might make your evening loud and annoying, so plan accordingly unless you’re one of the mob with multiples, then go when you usually do and you and I will not cross paths. I do love kids, just not swinging and racing and screaming through the aisles and knocking my 88 yo mother over. and get off my lawn LOLOLOL.

We had a birthday party in the upper dining (party) room. We had about 25 people in our group. We reserved the room for a Saturday afternoon. The room was free.
Food. I had a very nice salad. There was plenty of items to choose from and the food seemed fresh. Typical salad bar buffet items. The pasta was very good. There were several choices of sauces. I tried two of them and both were hot and flavorful. They did a good job of keeping lots of pizza choices on the buffet line. The pizza I had was tasty. I am not a big fan of thick, chewy crust pizza. Some are. It is all personal preference. I had a couple of pieces of pizza and decided to skip the desert pizza because I had eaten enough white bread for one day. My teenage boys said the desert pizzas were all very sweet. Overall, not outstanding food, but not bad for a low priced buffet.
Staff. The greeter was very nice. We had several bus boys come up and clear away the used plates. Everyone of them were helpful and courteous. The manager stopped by for a minute to check and make sure we had everything we needed. (nice touch).
Facility. Just a bit dated, but it was clean and well maintained.
Our experience was positive and everyone had plenty to eat.

Bad pizza. Bad dessert pizza. Ok pasta. Fruit-​fly infested salad bar. Pepsi products.

I have 2 kids with Celiac (can’t eat gluten). LOVE these guy’s accommodation: gluten-​free personal pizzas and gluten-​free pasta. Happy to eat their fill and more!
The whole family is delighted here… my calorie conscious daughter is happy with the salad bar, football playing son eats to his hearts content. I love the pasta. Never had such good pasta at a buffet.
All in all, this has become our favorite family restaurant!

I can describe this place with one word… YUK! It’s run by teenagers that clearly don’t care about fresh food. The pizza is stale and old. The salad is droopy and not fresh. Why did I ever walk in the door. The kids and I will never be back! Oh, and the the bathrooms are disgusting!!! I was so embarrassed by this place I couldn’t bring myself to even check in on Unilocal

My wife and I tried pizza pie café out last night and were not overly impressed.
The salad bar looked and tasted fresh, but it had limited options as far as I am concerned. Any time I see artificial bacon on a salad bar I am disappointed. The salad bar feels like a last minute addition to the business model that wasn’t thought through very well.
The pizzas were made of a thick dough. I am not a fan of thin crust pizza, this dough was just way too thick. There were around fifteen varieties of savory pizza. And about five sweet pizzas. My wife really liked the pesto veggie pizza (the only vegetarian pizza I found.) If you are looking for a standard pizza this is not the place. They had pepperoni, cheese and Hawaiian. Everything else was a specialty, like chicken Alfredo (so so) bbq chicken (with pineapples as a topping. Weird!) Or buffalo wing (overly sweet.) There were 2 «combinations» one called the hillbilly and one called the combination. Both of which had ham on them.
The pasta station started out great. The pasta was kept cold in a refrigerator until you are ready to order then heated in boiling water for about thirty seconds. Then handed to you sauceless and hot. They had six sauces to choose from. Two o of which the cream had broken and were completely unappetizing. I did try the Alfredo which was really good after I added salt pepper and Parmesan cheese. They red pepper sauce was really delicious. I wish there had been other ingredients to mix in rather than just pasta and sauce.
The desert pizzas I tried were tasty but had way too much bread as I mentioned before. We tried peach, cookie dough (did not taste like Cooke dough.) Raspberry (very yummy.) Oreo (made with generic Oreos but very good.) I wanted ice cream on mine so I asked if I could buy some. The cashier had to ask a manager. Long story short I got a huge dish of vanilla ice cream probably about a quart. And I paid $ 4.29 for it. It was great on the pizzas but I had so much left over I made a root beer float for me and my wife to take home and still left some on the table.
I know this all sounds very critical but my wife and I did have an enjoyable evening.
Naturally a pizza buffet is going to be filled with children, but it was not as loud as I thought. Mostly the parents kept control of their kids.
I paid about twenty six dollars including the ice cream. The buffet was about eight and a half per person. Plus a two dollar up charge if you want soda. I would tell you the exact price but I was not given an itemized receipt.
I would return only if a friend or someone wanted to go. I would not choose it on my own. I got the value I expected, but was by no means impressed.

Let me fill you in on why I come back to this place despite the negatives: it’s the Firefighter Rick pizza. Heavily seasoned chicken, pepperoni, jalapeño, olive and cheese on the standard basic crust. I don’t even try the other flavors because they are blah. If these guys could just deliver the pizza, I would be so happy.
I like the salad bar. I can see that it is kid and adult friendly and I have never experienced wilted lettuce.
I’m aware that they have dessert pizzas but they seem silly to me (do you really want more of that pizza crust??). They also have a pasta bar but it seems very basic and not interesting.
This is not a romantic dinner for two spot, or a girlfriends-​getting-​together-​to-​chat restaurant. Let me be very clear that this is a loud buffet that is a good value for a big Bountiful family… Lots of kids running around, yelling. I do appreciate that they have buffet etiquette signs posted, but I think the offenders don’t read, yet.
Despite the noise and kids, I will keep coming back for the Firefighter Rick pizza. Bring on the noise, bring on the funk.

Pizza Pie Café is a favorite for our family. Their pizza and pasta has TONS of unique variety from Buffalo Wing pizza to (my favorite) BBQ Chicken pizza.
In the mood for something sweet? My wife LOVES their Raspberry Dessert Pizza! Recommend this restaurant to anyone. :)