Pepperoni’s

Love this place! Love the mozzarella sticks and the Texano pizza!
Always fresh.
Always delivered promptly and politely.
Good prices.
Top marks.

If I could have given lower than a one star, believe me I would have. I will promise to my dying day I will not ever step foot in that bunghole establishment again, unless I have to poop.
Our counter person was rather rude and I believe he overcharged us. We asked if he could change the channel to the Baylor game and he didn’t know how to work a remote. Katy’s own, Andy Dalton, was playing on the NFL network tonight, but the server boy couldn’t find the channel. What a waste!
We ordered a Greek salad and half the ingredients were missing. I was concerned about telling the boy because if he added the missing vegetables he might add some unmentionables I know I wouldn’t approve of.
My wife’s pizza was missing mozzarella cheese, but the boy asked the other boys who made her pizza if they put mozzarella cheese, and they said yes. They lied, because there wasn’t one bit of mozzarella on her pizza.
I am calling them boys because that’s the kind of service you would get from little boys.
Never, ever, ever, ever, ever. What a real sheethole this place is!

Pepperoni’s has great food, but their customer service could be much better, specifically from the manager on duty today (a female on September 24^th, 2015 at noon). We’ve been loyal customers for a year now (we moved her a year ago), but hesitate going anymore because of this rude manager. We had called Pepperoni’s about a month ago to confirm that the coupon that Tompkins Booster Club was selling for $ 20 was valid on delivery. We were told that it was, indeed valid, and Pepperoni’s was the only reason why we bought the coupon! However, today when I placed a $ 30+ order, I was not only told that it was not valid, I heard the manager yelling at her new employee in the background. She yelled «I DON’T CARE» when he told her I was canceling my order and not ordering from them anymore. For a small friendly country town, she really needs to treat her loyal customers, and her employees with more respect. Customer service in this country is going down hill and fast. But the wonderful town of Fulshear does not need to follow this trend. Very very disappointed. Kroger’s brand of organic pizza is very good and half the cost of Pepperoni’s, incidentally, the box doesn’t yell at me when I open it and throw it in the oven. I think I’ll just stick with frozen pizza from now on.

We love this location. My meat loving kids and husband love the Hawaiian pizza. I love that they offer vegan cheese and vegetarian options. We order on the way home from work, and it’s ready in 15 minutes. This location also supports the community including our school, Huggins Elementary.

Recently had a pasta for the first time. Chicken, spinach, onions, and mushrooms tossed with pasta and Alfredo sauce. It was so delicious I called the manager, Rebecca, and raved. I’ve had mostly great experiences here, however, this one was fantastic. I’m not a huge fan of there regular pizza crust, but their thin crust is usually really good-​my taste is for a crispy crust that is not doughy-​mistaken for cheese but you feel as if you have food poisoning within 2 hours. I do love all their ingredients and their salads are amazing! Pretty sure I’ll be calling here for lunch tomorrow.

It’s ok pizza place, closest to my house. Better then major brands like Papa J. Or Pizza Hut, but not exceptional in taste or price. Usually pizza is ready very fast, and that’s a good thing. Try it.

Used to love their pizza but in the last 6 or 8 months something has changed. Pizza crust is gummy and the ingredients just slide off.
However, I still love their napa walnut salad with the raspberry dressing.
Miss ordering pizza from them but just can’t do it anymore … Would rather have a frozen pizza

Horrible pizza. Salads aren’t bad but who can’t make a salad? Drive a little further into Katy and eat at Rosa’s Pizza, off Mason.

The food is great — when they deliver what you order… have ordered a hand full of times from this place (only pizza joint in town to order from) and about 50% of the time they get the order right — missing salad, missing breadsticks, gyro instead of breadsticks etc etc etc. The food is good when it shows up. Talked to the «manager» every time and they blame it on the delivery drivers… Who hires the delivery drivers???

Have been by here many a time, time to try the place, crazy for Ray’s Grill so after a grand day of football, am delirious enough to eat not one but 2 pieces of pizza. Ordered on line one supreme, thin crust, no green peppers and a coupon for free 6 wings oven roasted, blue cheese sauce on the side, dessert not freshly made so left that off the wish list. Cost $ 24+
No Groupon currently, their delivery system could not find my abode, had to use another electronic device to get one pizza, «the hello you want a pizza voice but let me put you on hold first» took my order 4 minutes post.
Approximately 47 minutes later, pizza arrived, how did the driver get through security, did he parachute in? Polite driver delivered the goods in tact. Best wings I’ve ever had (I’m no wings aficionado) pizza was fresh, prepared as expected, crust was thin, would have gotten five stars but greasy. If I drank beer pizza might have gotten 5 stars, am a picky pizza picker!

I ordered their large pepperoni and hamburger pizza for pick-​up. It’s nothing special — very average.

Somehow, this Pepperoni’s is just better than the rest. Maybe it’s the atmosphere of Fulshear, but I’ve been to five different locations, over many years, and this location has the highest quality of food, the friendliest and most attentive staff, and the cleanest and most appealing presentation. The location is perfect, right in the middle of downtown Fulshear. The price is very reasonable, especially if you go for lunch. The quality of the food (both the ingredients used and the presentation) is always above expectations, especially when you consider how inexpensive it is. The size is small and intimate, though I could see how it could get a little bit noisy at times. The amount of parking is also rather scarce, but there is additional parking in the back and the surrounding area (plus, this is a problem with all restaurants in Fulshear, not just this Pepperoni’s). There’s never any wait, and usually the cook him/​herself brings the food out to you; for a low-​cost, high-​quality pizza place, you can’t beat Pepperoni’s.