Pie Five Pizza Co.

This was my boyfriend and I’s first time here. I have to see, it was pretty awesome. I don’t get the negative reviews. How can you complain about a place that you pay $ 7 for a personal pizza with as many toppings as you like? You also get to watch them make it so it will always come out right and you will always know that they aren’t tampering with your food. I’m really picky about my pizza and it takes a lot for me to enjoy it. And this has to be one of my favorite pizza places now.

I like Pie Five a lot. The Euless location opened a few months ago, and has finally gotten into a good groove. The pizzas are well-​made, and there are plenty of options. My favorite is the «Five Star», but the Athenian and several others are also quite good. I think «magic dust» adds something special to any pizza, but my son thinks it is weird (sometimes I think my son is weird, so I guess it all evens out in the end). I like the spinach salad, but be warned that a little dressing goes a long way. The dessert pizzas are a unique touch, and surprisingly good.
I appreciate the pricing at Pie Five, as well as their excellent loyalty program. This is a great place for a casual family meal!

(This review is not about the food) I ran in this location today to pick up a gift card. There were probably 8 or so people in line to order pizza so i just went to the register-​with money in hand as not to delay anyone. A young woman came up to the register and i said i needed to get a gift card. She looked at me like i was crazy then said-​while looking at 2 women who were waiting on their pizza’s-they were in line. (in this time she could have rung it up) I said, i just need to get this gift card for $ 25. She gives me the receipt but not the «bonus» for buying the card. I had to point it out. She knew nothing about it. (therefore should not be on the register) So i stepped away so she could ring up the women. She then looked at the sign on front of the register with the gift card info and said «you have to buy something» Duh. I did. So i asked for a manager-​told him i bought the gift card-​so he promptly handed me the «freebies.» Should I ever eat at this location, I hope the rest of the service is better than this.

The food was good, the environment was clean and the staff was friendly. We will definitely be coming back.

First time to this location. Very disappointed! It’s very close to home so I hope it gets better. They gave us a hassle about asking for more cheese on our pizza. The ovens were too hot too as both pizzas were burned on the crust.

The kids and i love this place. Lots of toppings, including artichokes which we love! We come here a lot. So happy they are nearby. Also love the brownie deserts. And the drink machine with tons of choices.

Subway order style. Most signature pizza are 6.99 and up for a 6 inch. Got the pepperoni and all meat with added veggies. Got the classic crust which is higher edge like a deep disb but bland. I wish they had a chicafo style deep dish with butter crust. That is the kind of pizza I eat since taste like a meal. The dessert choc chip brownie slice looks good but they unable to warm it up and do not have ice cream.
Overall, I prefer California pizza kitchen better with more selections. This is a quick eatery but I will stick with Sals Pizza.

Its Pizza with a Subway kind of twist. You order your customer order pizza by selecting everything from the dough to the final toppings. You enter the line and start by pivking your size and dough preference. As you move along the counter you choose your type of pizza sauce, meats, vegetables and cheeses. Along with the pizza creation you can select a variety of salads to complete your order.
I selected a very thin pizza with a light sauce, sun dried tomatoes, after spinach, chicken and white cheese.
The pizza was very good and allowed each person to create a pizza masterpiece to the persons liking. Having children can often be challenging when ordering pizza that has items that everyone will eat.
My two areas where the restaurant needs to focus on area’s of growth would be the wait time in line, keeping the tables bused and kept clean. The last area is with parking. Not all of the stores in the strip mall have yet to open up for business. It is already difficult to find a parking space when it’s busy. I am hoping that the management of the strip mall will find a solution to this problem quickly.

First of all, the service is great. All of the employees are very friendly and the environment feels very welcoming. I can’t give the place a great score based upon that alone though. My issue comes with the taste of the food.
This place is like Subway, but for pizza. Certainly not a novel concept by today’s standards, but people like choices and this offers that or the option to choose from a menu of pre-​designed pizzas.
I opted to create my own pizza. I eat a lot of food so I got the following: Thin crust, spicy marinara, mozzerella cheese, spinach, chicken, beef, mushrooms, pineapple, sun dried tomatoes, cheddar cheese, and magic dust (a mixture of parmesan cheese and some other dried spices.) I was hungry, don’t judge me. What made me sad about all of this was that the only thing I could taste on my pizza was the pineapple, the cheese, and the marinara sauce. The crust didn’t have any flavor at all. Imagine a saltine cracker without the salt.
At one point, I picked up a fallen piece of chicken from my pizza… tasteless. The meal was certainly filling and the pizza was only $ 7.00, so I think in general that most people would be willing to pay that price. I just can’t recommend the place because it’s nowhere near as good as many other pizza places that are offering twice the pizza for about the same price. And you can actually taste what you’re eating.

Been here twice now. Both times the pizzas were messes with toppings tossed on haphazardly. Whatever topping you order don’t assume you’ll get that on every piece. With both pizzas there was at least one piece among the six pieces that had no meat. No two bites are the same and all are mostly crummy.
The first time I ordered the Athenian on the crispy artisan thin crust. Sounded good but there was an underlying flavor of something off. Couldn’t pinpoint it, but I didn’t care for it. Second time I ordered my own personal pizza — this time with the whole grain thin crust with fairly standard toppings: Marinara, cheese, mushrooms, spinach, Italian sausage, black olives, and tomatoes. Finished it off with their «magic dust» (a mix of Italian seasonings and dried cheeses), red pepper, and the sorriest basil I’ve seen (to be fair it is the end of season). Again, there was something off. This time I could pinpoint some of the off flavor to crappy mushrooms but that didn’t account for all of it. My guess is that they just use subpar cheeses. I ate two pieces hoping it would get better (they’re small) and am leaving the rest for the hubby. I already know he’ll eat it, but will tell me it wasn’t good.
Service was good and very friendly, though a bit chaotic considering there were only 3 other people in line. Even though I was obviously the next person waiting for the next pizza to come out of the oven the guy asked the woman behind me what extras she wanted on it. Fortunately I wasn’t totally invisible and he didn’t get very far.
Nevertheless we won’t be back as there are so many other much better options for a quick dinner or lunch out there.

Imagine Subway or Chipotle — but for pizza. Personal size pizzas. You walk down the line looking at all the different options for crusts, sauces and toppings, you tell them what you want, they put it together for you and bake it. You can either create your own pizza or you can select from a menu. By the time you get to the end of the line, your pizza is out and you’re ready to pay the cashier. No waiters/​waitresses. Serve your own drinks.
This is a brand new location, so they’re still getting some kinks worked out, I’m sure. They have several people working here, yet none of them seemed to be busing the tables — so that was disappointing. We were pretty limited on where to sit and it was fairly crowded. The people we dealt with in the serving line were friendly though and were patient with my kids when they wanted to order their own stuff without my help. Ha!
All four of us liked our pizza. The prices were fair — about $ 7 per person plus drinks. I liked that they serve a gluten-​free pizza crust and it’s only 220 calories. Aside from the cheese, that’s not too horrible when you load it up with fresh veggies. I got the gluten free crust and the «farmers market» pizza. subbed the peppers for garlic. It was pretty darn good! Anyway, we will be back :)

I am certainly not picky when it comes to pizza, I ve eaten everything from frozen pizza to gourmet pizza. This is a brand new place located in euless… and new to me. I have tried it a few times only because I ve gotten coupons for free pizzas in the mail, to me NOT worth 7.00 bucks, and that’s before tax or a drink or any extra s you might want, like dessert :)
When it comes to pizza in my opinion size matters! I could care less about watching someone put my toppings on in front of me, when I eat pizza I like big slices, these are more like small kids pan pizzas :(
Good luck in euless!

This is my first time at pie Five Pizza. A friend of mine told me they just opened this location near me and I should give them a try. For their grand opening, their pizzas were $ 5.00. When I arrived the place was packed. I waited in line for about an hour. I think they offered at least four sauce toppings and plenty of toppings to choose from. You can actually watch them place the toppings on your pizza. I ordered three pizzas and three turtle brownies. The pizzas were ok and I would come back again. I’m married to a New Yorker and he’s picky when it comes to pizza but he said the pizzas were ok too. The customer service is awesome and that’s always important to me.