Pizaacos

The signature Pizzaco is exactly what you’d expect it to be and nothing more and that’s kind of its downfall. It’s tasty comfort food reminiscent of any small-​town pizza buffet. The gimmick is exactly that and doesn’t really make the food much better but at least isn’t hurt by it. The price is reasonable for the quality and quantity of the food provided. After eating my Pizzaco I’m now kicking myself as the «specialties» menu was full of weird concoctions like the kind of thing your mates might make after a long night drinking and only five things left in the fridge. We’ll definitely stop by again if only to know if «The Log» is as intimidating as it sounds.
Side note, the choice in music is RIDICULOUS and was easily the highlight of the trip. Dated 80’s hip-​hop, 90s pop, and off-​brand house in a brick and carpet diner was real jarring but fun in just how silly it was. And that’s Stand By Me playing as we’re on our way out. This is a mad house.

We hadn’t been here in over a year when we decided to grab a late lunch while running errands downtown. Why, oh why did we wait so long? They’ve changed a lot since then; bigger menu, etc. It’s no longer full service, which is appropriate. Just order at the counter, fill up your own sodas (free refills), and they’ll bring it out when ready. The girl working also came by to check on us and take my plate when I was done.
Our pizaacos were great, though I wish I’d thought to ask for mine to be lightly baked and overall the price is okay. $ 6 for a small, stuffed with beef and sausage so plenty to fill me up, and $ 8.50 for a large for the boyfriend. Their hot pizza sauce is awesomely spicy and their jalapeño ranch is perfect. We’ll be back much sooner this time!

Very good food. Service is great. Held a business luncheon at the restaurant. Very accommodating to our group. Food was fresh and wait staff was attentive. Give this local restaurant a try. You won’t be disappointed.

You’d think for a place that sells folded pizzas, they’d have some decent toppings to choose from. Well, not at PiZaacos. The only meat options were beef and sausage. No pepperoni? Disgraceful. We had two waitresses come up and ask us what we’d like to drink, someone brought us out the wrong appetizer, and to top it all off, our waitress switched our supreme and regular orders around, so when I went to take a bite of my regular pizaaco, I got a supreme mouthful of onions, olives, and mushrooms. The overall service was petty. Unless your idea of a good meal includes paying $ 8 for something that tastes like a burnt Totino’s Party Pizza that’s been folded in half, I’d advise you to stay away from PiZaacos.