Piara Pizza

«There deep dish is amazing, the crunchy outer parts are too die for. way better than little Caesars. yes its tge same length but u can take the dough more fresher than Caesars… »

Cheap prices equal cheap quality pizza. You can’t expect much when you are paying about $ 10.00 for a large pizza regardless what kind of pizza you get. The place gave me exactly what I was expecting. This is a great place to order pizza when you have a large party and don’t want to spend «Lamppost Pizza» kind of prices. They have lots of deals all the time.

Carbon copy of Little Caesars. Couldn’t tell a difference in taste or quality. We were in and out in 3 minutes (without calling ahead) and service was nothing to complain about.
If you’re looking to feed a group on a budget this is the place.

Customer service is horrible wen In the other night cashier saw didn’t even acknowledge us was to busy talking to other co worker and laughing in the back when he approached us he didn’t even say hi or anything just stood there by register no personality what so ever horrible service but pizza isn’t bad at all

Called in today to pre order a pizza on our way home from an errand and asked for a deep dish pepperoni pizza to be made for us. The reply «it will be ready, we have one here for you.» My response to her, «the deep dish?» «I didn’t think those were usually pre made…» Her response, «yes, we have it here ready.» 10 minutes later I arrived. You guessed it. It wasn’t ready. Boo! Trying to paint our house today and needed something quick. Someone needs to NOT be answering the phone because it shouldn’t have been that difficult. All I got was when I arrived to pay was, it will be 8 minutes. «I’m sorry.» From the male cashier after he turned around and found no deep dish pizza on the shelf or in the oven. Now I am sitting in the parking lot waiting for the pizza.

Affordable tastey pizza.
Their garlic cheese bread is delicious.
The pepperoni pizza was delicious.
Overall they have very good deals on pizza & wings.

I usually like Piara. Decent pizza for $ 5 and good breadsticks. But today I called ahead so I wouldn’t have to wait on a busy Friday and they must have given away my piza. They didn’t even have any cheese pizzas in the oven when I got there. Very annoying. I always call ahead because the never have cheese pizzas ready, even though they advertise that they do. I will come back but I am a little pissed.

This is about the same at Little Ceasars. The classic pepperoni is cheap, greasy but worth the price and time if all you need is a quick bite to eat or are buying for a large group.

The first time we had this pizza I was so surprised by the quality and taste! My friends and family agree. Can’t go wrong with delicious $ 5 pizza piping hot! And their buffalo sauce — yum!

With all due respect, I’m not so sure what the hype about this place is really about.
A few days ago, I tried this place with a buddy of mine because of based on what we read by fellow Unilocalers here, and as promised, we encountered a menu filled with unbelievable prices. This was the one part that really impressed us, $ 5 for a large pepperoni or cheese and a $ 1.50 for each additional topping. Even more surprising is that they make the pizzas made to order, so it’s not like Little Caesar’s where they pre-​make it and leave it in the hotbox. Pretty good quality for the price.
But upon unboxing the pizza and trying some slices, we noticed that the taste was near identical to Little Caesar’s, with the exception of the bold taste of the meats. Granted, the quality is much better, but I can’t really discern the difference.
I admit that I would eat here again, but only if budget was really dire. But besides that, the pizza was decent and the price was great, especially their family packages.

Drove by this place a few times while going to Stater Bros and finally decided I would try it. Maybe I came on the wrong day and time (July 7^th at 5:35pm). I walked in and nobody was up front, I could hear a girl talking somewhere in the back (sounded like she was joking around about something). I did have extra time (almost 2 minutes) to decide what I wanted and was going to get a meatlovers pizza and some wings but that changed quickly.
I saw the wings sitting in the machine that keeps them warm and they looked very dry so I decided against buying them, and the canned sodas sitting in the stand to the left of the counter wasn’t organized (wasn’t going to buy any soda but to me it just says you don’t care). The girl who finally came to take my order seemed nice but I just had a weird vibe that her mind wasn’t on work, that on top of what I have already mentioned. I quickly just changed my mind and went with a $ 5 dollar Pepperoni pizza.
Im not really a stickler for details but I’ve experienced better. The pizza I had was comparable to Little Caesars.

Pretty good for cheap pizza. Its like little ceasers except the sauce has flavor and the pepperoni is spicy. I would go back the next time I am in need of a fast and cheap pie.

This is a copy of the email I just sent to
:
I saw your advertised $ 5 pepperoni and decided to try it. I immediately noticed that the pizza I received was missing about 20 pieces of pepperoni if I compared it to what the menu pictured. I thought maybe it was a mistake so I ordered a second time with the same results? I don’t think it is ethical to show something with almost double the topping you actually get in a real world order, just because the advertisers bible says everyone lies so its okay and acceptable to misrepresent you product «everyone does» does not mean you have to. I have high respect for truth in advertising. There seems to be so little of it going around!
Even if advertised correctly, I would still buy it. It is a decent deal. But why misrepresent the product when it is not necessary?
Am I wrong in seeing a difference between what I see advertised, and what I am getting? Is the store I am visiting putting on less pepperoni than they should be? Or is it normal for your company to «embellish their advertisements» Please let me know, I am interested in your perspective.
Sincerely,
P. L.

We looked for a long time for a good pizza place. We found it! Not only are the prices reasonable, but their pizza is great
Olimpia black
Fullerton

Love this place! Quick, convenient, and cheap. I’m no pizza connoisseur, but I really enjoy their pizza. New favorite!

This little joint makes good pizzas for $ 5. Honestly for me, when I want pizza it’s all about the bread and cheese and the ratio here is good. Yes you can get a fancier pizza somewhere else but it will cost you more. They do sell other specialty pizzas here for very reasonable prices. Their cheese bread is really, really good. I’ve been attended by different people here but they all share the same good attitude and service skills.

I’m going here instead of little caesar’s now! The Hawaiian is way better and DOESN’T get all hard and tough like how little caesar’s Hawaiian get. Price is $ 8.50 but they also have the $ 5 cheese/​pepperoni as well.
Small shop but the staff is friendly! Wish people knew more about this place!

No need to run to costco for pizza. We’ve had the $ 5 Pepperoni twice now, we are amazed how tasty. Not greasy like costco’s. Always piping hot and ready to pick up and take on the spot. I was even offered a chicken wing to sample, I declined because they are too messy, but looked good. Will try next time. Highly recommend. My partner says twice as good as Cesar’s or whatever that other $ 5 place is called.

This place is comparable to Little Caesars. They carry a version of $ 5 ready to take pizzas. The pizza isn’t mind blowing but its not bad. I would actually come here again if I’m in the mood for a $ 5 pizza, but for the most part I’ll probably be sticking to Papa Murphy’s.
Sidenote: To those who are too simple to understand that this is ONLY MY OPINION of Piara, and will inevitably differ from other reviews, I was simply stating that I prefer to stick to the take-​and-​bake. I was in NO WAY comparing Piara to Papa Murphy’s.

Not the best, but not the worst.
Can you really go wrong with a large pepperoni pizza for 5 bucks?