Pasquales

Lets start with food. Their pizza is good. I love their crust. It’s not thin crust but it’s not super thick. Its also cut where there is no outter edge crust and corners. The corners are my favorite. On Tuesday night from 5 to 8 they have a dinner buffet. Get there early to have a variety. It gets busy! They also have a lunch buffet during the week. I do not recommend the stromboli though! They do offer beer .
Now lets talk location. It is in mars hill area of Indianapolis. Not the greatest area but by far not the worst. The building needs a face lift. The inside of restaurant looks has it hasn’t been remodeled since 80s. But dont judge a book by it’s cover! They also have pictures with a banner from all around the world.
This is our favorite local pizza place!

I was in town visiting from out of town and didn’t want any more fast food. Looking for nearby Italian restaurants and found this place. Had some spaghetti with meatballs and a meatball hoagie. Both were good. Not a bad find in flyover country.
For those criticizing a pizza buffet… shame on you for even seeking out a pizza buffet. That is NOT how you buy any good pizza.

I’ve been here a few times now. I was surprised how much I Enjoyed the #pizza here, worth the money! Maybe one day I’ll explore the menu: D

My wife and I are pretty regular here. We are pretty familiar with the staff and they do a pretty good job of remembering what we like. The food is pretty good and the prices are reasonable.

At first, the place appeared sketchy but the food and service was great. My entire family loved it! The building is a little difficult to find because it’s around back! I definitely recommend for a quick bite!

This is a complete family atmosphere! Courteous staff– works great with schools. Very accommodating of large orders, or even last-​minute orders. Karen and her staff are amazing.

I’ve been coming here since high school, and the food and the service never change. «Serviceable» is how I think they are best described. The quality of the buffet food is good, but the quantity is sorely lacking. As it has been for the past 20 years, the wait time between refills is long. The staff seems to notice when big eaters arrive (we saw a pack of six hungry teenage boys decimate the buffet while we were there), and they try to play chicken, barely restocking the food until people give up and leave.
They get two stars because there is something about their garlic bread and pasta sauce that I find addicting. Every once in a while, the crave hits and I have to go. Then I struggle through the service and the crave is abated another year.

Lunch buffet, cheap and quick and the pizza is better than most large chain pizza places. I’ve been coming here for years, the pizza is consistant, you know what to expect, hot, fresh, and tasty.

I was leery about going to a pizza buffet on Kentucky Avenue, but my co-​workers wanted to go, so I tagged along. Our party of four was the only females eating in the restaurant. There really needs to be a larger quantity of food at Pasquale’s during a workday lunch. Whenever a new pizza was put out on the buffet, the men dining in the restaurant swooped in on it like vultures and it was gone within seconds. We had to wait around at the buffet to be there when a new pizza came out, otherwise we wouldn’t have gotten any. The pizza that we did eat was just okay, nothing special. The buffet also had linguine and marinara sauce, but I steered clear of it since it looked like it had been sitting there a while. There was iceberg lettuce salad too, but I avoided that since the tongs had been dropped down into the salad pan. The cheesy garlic bread was pretty good, but again, there needed to be more of it for the volume of people eating here.
The décor needs a serious update, and the floors, tables and chairs were very dirty. The buffet looked unclean as well.
I guess the price is telling of the quality of food. $ 7.95 for the buffet plus a soft drink. I won’t be coming back here anytime soon.

When I walked in for lunch, I was a little disappointed that it was a pizza buffet because it is rare to get decent pizza at a buffet. The food actually turned out better than I expected (although not amazing). They didn’t have much variety, but what I did grab wasn’t to terrible. They did have cheese covered bread and salad options along with pizza for the buffet — I grabbed one of the cheese covered bread squares and it wasn’t spectacular, but not bad. It’s definitely not a foodie destination, but it is one of the better places for food around this location that I have been too (your other choices are mostly fast food).
The service was mixed. The first lady I talked to was very nice and went out of her way to help me, while another lady who I was trying to talk to seemed disinterested in dealing with me. The place is hard to find, so if you want to give it a shot, you’ll have to hunt for it, although I wouldn’t recommend driving out of your way to go. All in all the experience was closer to 2 stars than 3, as they only had 2 – 3 pizza types up at once, so you might get stuck with stuff you don’t like.

Meh, I’ve experienced better.
Police really seem to like this place, so if you are on the lamb, but really want a less than mediocre pizza buffet go elsewhere. If you like boring pizza, iceburg lettuce salads, and watching a crap ton of police officers chow down this is your destination. The woman at the counter didn’t like that I was touching the take out menus either. I pulled them closer to inspect the beer list (they serve domestics in mugs) and she pulled it back a millimeter when I was done reading. She then gave me the reproachful Granny Clampett look. I didn’t touch them anymore. This is a run down of what to expect for $ 6.49 plus tax. So the salad bar, hold on it’s a doozie. Iceburg lettuce, ranch dressing, and… wait for it… italian dressing! Next, the pasta bar which consists of some red/​marinara/​spaghetti sauce and some coagulated noodles. Yum! There are some garlic cheese toasted hoagie buns too. I actually liked these, but I love garlic, cheese, and bread in that order. Finally, the piece de resistance… the pizza buffet. You have your choice of pepperoni or pepperoni with 4 diced pieces of green pepper and 7 diced pieces of onion. It was a tough decision I tell you. Top it all off with a Mr Pibb. I shall pass the next time the coworkers try to con me into this lunch buffet. Peanut butter and jelly will win every time.

Pizza was ok, nothing special. Soft thin crust was the main weakness. That thin should be crispy. Toppings, standard frozen stuff. Buffet on Tuesday evenings and at lunch time weekdays.