Power Pizza

Used to be a power pizza lover but we have been super disappointed with the last 2 – 3 order, they did not have some ingredients and the dough that used to be awesome was yuk… :(

I understand why they only average 3 stars, I gave two stars because I’ve ordered once and I walked in once and it was disappointing. First we ordered a pepperoni pizza and it had one pepperoni per slice. Second i go two hours before closing and I want two slices she tells me they don’t have slices I need to buy a whole pizza. If it was 20 min maybe but come on you close in two hours. So the food is not consistent and I don’t like them not having slices.

Great potential but lacks consistency. Love the Protein Delight pizza but unfortunately you never know what to expect. For the most part it’s really good but at times it’s either overcooked or ingredients not fresh.
Delivery times are also very unpredictable. There’s been numerous times where I’ve had to cancel orders way passed expected delivery time. On one particular occasion the pizza was LATE, COLD and UNSLICED!

I absolutely LOVE this pizza! I always order the wheat crust with pepperoni and it never disappoints!

Pizza is so good, brings back memories.
They really know how to make the pizza tasty. The bread is key ingredient, and they have good bread. Then the cheese and sauce amount is perfect. Plain cheese is my favorite.
The place is small, like a whole in the wall and about 7 – 9 small tables. Love how they serve the pizza lunch special ($ 6.41 after tax) 2-​cheese & fountain drink. Always tipping them.
But no… What happened?! 2 stars. They were a 4 star for me… Were! Why? Service is friendly but i Just finished eating here and I waited an hour. An hour… Felt like an hour… Hungrier for an hour. Had to go back to work. Here’s the thing we waited patiently unlike some cubans that asked for their money back, which they ordered after us.
I’ll miss hem for a while until I get the experience I had before. Overall, it’s good pizza! Improve, and see me soon.

Horrible. Went with my wife and two kids. We ordered a Hawaiian pizza and 10 wings. $ 28.95. The point is supposed to be healthy ingredients, but the wings and pizza were soaked in grease. The pizza was bland tasting. Afyer we finished eating, all four of us had to go to the bathroom. We’ve eaten here before but they’ve made some changes and clearly the food quality has plummeted. Will not go back.

I was on the go and there power bites caught my eye so I decided to go in a give it a try got a special for 2 slices and a drink for 5 plus some change the slices are big good pizza for a decent price.

above average taste. mission is healthy ingredients. worth a try.

I have eaten at the power pizza in South Miami and this food does not even taste or look the same. I ordered turkey meatballs that were bland and dry. The veggie pizza collapsed when I picked it up like it was raw in the middle, ordered with no black olives and they were everywhere. Order the chicken alfredo which tasted ok until I looked at the sticker on it that said it was made on Monday 6/​2, which makes this 9 days old. YUCK! Overall a horrible delivery experience and I wouldn’t try again because out of a $ 53.00 order it all ended up being old or gross…

Been coming here for years. Love the power up veggie with chicken. Nice service, they offer delivery for a small fee and the pizza is always hot and tasty. Never disappoints. Too bad the locale isn’t big enough for dine in, approximately 5 tables inside and two outside.

The pizza was alright.
The breadsticks were horrible. I think they deep dry fry them. And the flavors were not so great.
Also, the person who delivered it automatically put $ 5.00 for his own tip. I did not write it. I understand a delivery charge in the total, but that is just weird to write your own tip.
In the end, I say stick with the pizza and pick it up.

Some don’t like this pizza, they say the dough tastes different… I personally like it. It reminds me of Peter piper pizza in AZ, without the extra grease.

I came here straight from a Friday happy hour for a quick and easy post-​drunk (and pre-​drunk-​again) dinner to keep me from falling asleep before the night even started, and two slices did the trick. Despite that my delirious buzz and the fact that I had been at a bar for the past 3 hours was fooling my body into thinking it was eating late-​night, I was able to appreciate some pretty good quality pizza.
I went for the veggie pizza, which I’m usually a sucker for, and don’t get me wrong, I did enjoy it. However, I can’t pretend that the fact that veggies were served raw didn’t get my goat. Next time, I will probably go for a plain cheese slice (or the mouth-​watering calzone that two of my friends split and were generous enough to give me a single bite). I should probably mention that the guy at the counter gave us two extra slices to go! That (almost) makes up for the uncooked veggies.

So I ordered pizza from here before and the first time the pizza was good. I decided I wanted to try it again since i’m a pizza freak, but didn’t want the heavy feeling of the normal pizzas. I ordered my pizza the same way as I always do, but when my fiancé came home with it the pizza was completely wrong. I called and the woman told me that the cook said, «he did it the way you told him.» Anyway after letting her know that it was incorrect, I drove the 15 minutes back to pick up the correct pizza. When I walked in I noticed a kid making pizza. He had 1 glove on and holding a tray with that hand & with the hand w/​out a glove he was digging in a fridge down below grabbing food and haphazardly putting it on the tray. He then wiped sweat from his forehead w/​the top of his hand and continued making pizza w/​his bare hands. The young kid that did make my pizza came to me & said, «look to see if it’s right.» I did and he said, «that’s the way I made the other one.» I then told him what he gave me was a completely different pizza. He stood there looking at me as if I was lying, so at that point I wasn’t going to argue w/​him and I left. I ended up giving the pizza a homeless guy since he said he didn’t care if the pizza was contaminated w/​someone else’s sweat.
Maybe it’s because they have a bunch of high school children working there, but I’d say save yourself the hassle and go find somewhere worth your money.

I’m giving it three stars because I kind of like the calzone, but the service is horrible. Those guys behind the counter are just BSing all the time, playing around with other friends. Seriously, get your act together…
The calzone, as I said, is nice… I tried the wheat dough with vegetables and meat (salami, sausage…). This place is supposed to be a healthy choice but I’m not really sure about this, but if you are hungry and around the place (and those mf’s from the counter are not playing) then you can get a nice meal.

So here it goes… I am keeping a strict diet and working out heavily. So last night, after the gym a few blocks away from Power, we decided to try the «Healthy» pizza concept. I have heard great things, and since it is made with Whey Protein and whole wheat WTF it is time for a slice right…
Well, it started with the Happy pizza smell when we walked in. Yummy… I am watching and counting my protein, calorie, and carb intake. So if you promote healthy less, less fat, less calorie, and fat I believe you should be able to ask a little breakdown on what you are about to dig into.
Here is my question to the employee, What is the Carb intake on a slice? He looked at me like WTF dude, really??? I mean this is an answer that everyone should know there since it is their slogan… So I decided not to mess up my intake and I ordered a Spinach wrap. And one medium pizza to go for my family.
The wrap took 35 minutes to prepare, I had to come by the counter multiple times to see if it was being put together, the young girl and the people behind the counter were playing around, texting, BS’n with friends that were getting free food. I was like are u kidding me???
So the Wrap was delicious. so a scarffed it in 8 minutes and I am ready to leave, so I go back to the counter for my Medium Pizza that I ordered 42 minutes ago. She looks at me like WTF. it’s coming while looking up at me cause I was interrupting her so important text message.
Anyway, I got my medium pie 58 minutes after I ordered it. I heard it was good.
So my recommendation to the owner, Train your staff and hire responsible people to tend the counter. I was not the only one complaining a few people told her that it was the last time they would visit.
Power Pizza, if you are reading this, Good product, bad service.

Pretty good, this is one of those «hit the spot» pizza joints that sell basic, decent pizza at a good price. Can’t quite wrap my mind around the «healthy pizza» gimmick and almost turns me off for trying to sell snake oil in the form a pizza pie. There is no such thing as a healthy pizza and I challenge anyone to prove me wrong.
So eat to hearts content, because the service is good, the delivery is fast and the prices are reasonable.
I you want to eat healthy… eat a salad, without dressing… the rest is just baloney.

If you ever want to eat pizza without feeling guilty after come to Power Pizza. Their pizza is known as the «healthy pizza» because of the protein-​enchanced dough. Healthy+ great taste = SOLD!
They have other things such as salads, rolls, desserts and the yummiest wraps. Their Spinach Chicken Wrap is the best! If I eat out for lunch during work you will most likely catch me eating one of these.
Affordable prices and quick service to add!

Good and cheap…$ 7 for spinach wrap with actual chicken! Plus they deliver… no service charge!

After a long rollerblading work-​out around the Doral golf course, I headed over to Pizza Power which opened only a few months ago (I think). Up until now, other than Papa John and Domino’s, the only real option for pizza (for Doral residents) was Archie’s on NW41St. and NW97th Ave. While Archie’s makes decent pizza, I think I enjoyed Pizza Power more. It’s not as greasy, the ingredients taste more fresh and the dough is quite good while not thick or as filling; granted, the slices I had were of the thin crust variety.
Their slices are HUGE: I had one with fresh tomatoes and the other with mushrooms (not portobellos, though they have those as well). While Pizza Power didn’t have some of the fancier toppings that Archie’s has: italian sausage and prosciutto, amongst others, they use the same ingredients for their salads so I saw the person cutting the tomato and slicing the mushrooms to put on my slices.
My only complaint is that they don’t have a brick oven! Definitely coming back!