Pete’s Pizza

Great pizza and the ham and cheese sandwich is awesome! The only complaint is they don’t take credit or debit cards, only cash or check.

Delicious. Small time. Family owned. Reasonably priced! You won’t regret visiting. Not a ton of seating and it fills up fast! You might have to wait a minute, but it will be worth it.

Pizza!!!
Small town. Family owned.
The owner is there working to serve you.
We snagged a seat in the back and was served right away.
Our waitress, who also managed and owned the place was very sweet and quick.
The size salad was amazing. Simply ice burg lettuce smothered in mozzarella cheese.
Took a tip from a local and opened up a napkin and put it underneath the bowl. It did end up everywhere. Lol
The Rogella pizza was delicious. Came out tongue burning hot! It was a pizza with cream cheese! This was fabulous.
We beat the crowd as people started pouring in as we were getting ready to leave.
What a great little place for the price and pizza. What a small town gem.
My friend said her mom had worked there on the 70s. She had a picture on her phone and the place hasn’t changed a bit. That’s great to see.

Hidden gem on the square. Great place to grab a crispy thin crust pizza & beer. Get there early as they fill up quick. Also verify their hours – they’re usually closed earlier in the week.

great pizza, the beer is coldest around!

Pete’s has some awesome pizza. Thin crust, cornmeal on bottom, delicious sauce and good amount and quality of toppings.
It’s a small bar on the town square, and a fantastic place to eat. Small seating area, so be ready to wait if you are planning to dine in. The atmosphere is a ton of fun, and anyone would enjoy it. There’s a little arcade in the entry area, which is fun for kids or adults!

I think the pizza is just ok, but the rest of my family loves it. The arcade is excellent for entertaining the kiddos until the food is ready.

Indianola is lucky to have two pizza joints on the square: Pete’s and Winns.
For dinner I visited Pete’s with a couple of friends. We split a large pizza (plenty for three people), and indulged in a pitcher of beer ($ 8.50). The vegetable pizza was cooked to perfection and finger-​licking good; the crust was perfect. Frosted mugs were served with the pitcher of beer, very old school.
My one large complaint about Pete’s is the acoustics and resulting noise. When it’s busy, it’s tough to carry on a conversation without speaking loudly. The space is small and confined, and while normally I would call this cozy, it’s a hindrance having to speak so loudly to be heard.
Other than the noise, the ambiance is cool, comfy and sporty. And nobody can say that the games up front aren’t cool. What better way to top off a dinner of pizza and beer than with some basketball?
Don’t let the exterior fool you! This place, though a bit dive-​y, is clean, the service is great, and a lot of love goes into their pizza. Definitely worth a try for a casual dinner out. Come hungry.

One of my Fav pizza’s places of all time.
It’s the pizza equivalent to a great «dive bar».
Make sure to have a beer in a true frosted mug that’s so cold it may form a little ice on top.

My favorite place for pizza! !!

We were visiting from Kansas City and had already decided before arriving in town that Pete’s Pizza would be where we’d eat.
The place was pretty much packed, unlike the other places we visited while in Indianola on this Saturday in July.
The pizza is cracker thin crust and thick with cheese, smothering the toppings. The sauce is rich and sweet. It was a great pizza, one of the best we’ve found on our years of this trips. I definitely recommend it!
The space itself is divided in three sections. In the front is a game room with a pool table, Pop-​a-​Shot, and video games. In the middle is a narrow bar area, which we sat at the edge of. The far back is the dining area, which is where all the families were.
On our way out we ran into the owner, and we gave her our heartfelt thanks for such a good pizza. :)
PS — Warning: Cash only!