Your Pie

Very happy customer! Create your own awesome pizza! Everything was fresh and clean. They even have IPA beer on tap. The gelato was on point.
The only qualm I have is the sign – it’s too small of a design to read from us1. Or even when you’re in the plaza on the other side. The only reason I stuck around to figure out where it was was because I had directions from Unilocal.
I will be back for more yummy custom pizza:-)!!

I’m a pizza whore when it comes to Your Pie! Oh yes, I will eat BOTH pizzas in one sitting on the buy 1, get 1 Free on Tuesdays. It’s a unique & fun way to create your own pizza. You have a choice of white, wheat or gluten free dough. I tried the white & wheat first, then the gluten free. I’m unable to explain it, but for some reason the gluten free dough tasted fresh, lite, clean… it just all around tasted so much better. I’m not racist against the white or wheat, but I’m favouring the gluten now.
My usual pizza is one w Everything on it (except Meat, Tofu, & Nuts). Everything as in Cheese, Tomaoes, Black & Green Olives, Artichokes, Corn, Carrots, Spinach, Broccoli, Banana & Jalapeño Peppers, Onions, Cauliflower, Mushrooms, Pineapple, & Dried Cranberries (I’m sure I’m leaving other items out, but you get the point). Just the other day, I stepped out of my everything pizza routine & ordered a Panini. It was the Elle’s Bells, which had Mozzarella cheese melted w cooked Baby Bellas, Spinach, Roasted Red Peppers & a Sun-​Dried Tomato Basil Sauce. Oh wow, it was super delish! My partner in crime ordered the Pesto Turkey Panini. It was Turkey w melted Mozzarella cheese, Tomatoes, Spinach & Pesto Sauce. He said it was one of the best paninis he’s eaten.
Please visit Your Pie. All the employees are awesome & great tunes playing while you’re stuffing your face full of goodness!

Good pizza, although when ordering a pizza topped with arugula, I would expect for than 6 sickly, yellow leaves. Especially when I ordered it based on the recommendation of one of the employees. Otherwise, excellent pizza, and the gluten-​free had good texture and flavor.

Update. Two months later. Staff is very friendly. Tables still dirty. Was charged wrong on receipt. Likes like they may have started the death creep on prices and promotions. No longer appear to be earning points toward meals, just free drink on next visit and I spend 70/​visit with my family.
Only two people working during dinner rush. Line to the door.
Likely won’t be back.

Great customer service and friendly staff upon entering. If you have a gluten allergy they actually make the crust separately in the back to avoid cross contamination. Fresh ingredients and a wide selection of veggies and cheeses. Definitely will return!

They have so many choices for people with allergies … Gluten free crust, dairy free Daiya cheese and lots of fresh toppings. This was my first time and I will be back. Super friendly staff as well.

Unspectacular.
Run of the mill, slightly pricey. The person who compared it to Subway was right on the money. I don’t think much of Subway either. If you think Subway has good food, you’ll probably love this place.

I love this place! I tried a panini the last time I was there. It was great. I love how I can make my pizzas however I want. I guess you can do this anywhere, but the ingredients aren’t crap here. I don’t mind having to wait for my food. I understand that they need prep time. If you can’t sit and enjoy yourself and you are in a rush, you might just wanna order take out. The place is clean and the staff are very friendly!

good pizza! helpful staff! great place to stop in & make your own personal pie.
Definitely stop in if you’re in the area!
P. s. They have gelato too!

Really great fast food style pizza place, but much better than your typical «fast food».
They make your pizza to order with what you want on it on either white or wheat crust.
The pizza is quite good and the service was good as well. The crust is thin and crispy and the sauce and cheese are great. On Friday nights they have free musical entertainment, which was surprisingly very good. Good selection of beers as well.
Definitely recommend trying this place. We will go back for sure.

Food excellent. Owners are here to make sure you love it. Good wine selection and beers on tap.

The pizza is very good. We went for lunch on the recommendation of a co-​worker.
How do they manage when it’s busy? We were the only party in the place and it took a LONG time. They have to make your dough, you have to tell them what you want on it and then it cooks. This is great but seriously time consuming. I have no idea how they manage when the place is full.
We really enjoyed the pizza. It’s thin and crispy and piping hot because its made to order. They also have a pretty decent selection of craft beers.
The people working there are very nice and helpful. The only reason I am not giving it 4 stars is the wait. I can’t imagine it’s pleasant when they’re busy.

The southern heat pizza was great.
Good atmosphere for a quick fresh pizza.

Wow. What a great concept! Not only do they make personalized pizzas, which are very fresh, they carry over 50 craft beers including Hai Alai on draft! I made my own with wheat dough. So good, quick and crispy! Def coming back for more!

I’ve visited Your Pie several times, since it’s so close to my parents’ house. It’s a great concept, where you can design your own pizza, with several crust, sauce and cheese options… and of course, all of the usual meat and veggie choices. Now, I’m what I like to call a «pizza purist» — meaning, I really just like a cheese pizza ;) Here, however, I branch out just a bit and get roasted garlic as well. The pizza is great — you can’t go wrong with a delicious crust and fresh toppings. You can choose as many veggie toppings as you want for free, while the meat toppings or extra cheese will incur an extra charge.
They also have an impressive beer selection, with Yuengling, Funky Buddha, Due South and Angry Orchard on tap and an array of bottled options as well. The two workers I encountered on my latest visit were super friendly, and were happy to provide samples of the draft beers.

I bought a living social deal for You Pie a few months ago because I was intrigued by the concept. It is kind of like Subway for pizza. You walk in and get in line where you chose white, wheat, or gluten free crust, a sauce (they have everything from regular marinara to pesto to bbq, to hot sauce), a cheese (tons of choices here too, three different types of mozzarella, ricotta, Gorgonzola, cheddar, feta, vegan) and then toppings. They have pretty much any meat/​vegetable you could possibly want on a pizza. They also have a list of eight or so options that are pre-​decided if creating your own is too much pressure. The pizzas are personal sized so everyone in the party gets exactly what they want, though if you could agree and wanted to split a pizza and a salad that would certainly work too.
Last night was my first time here, so I didn’t get too adventurous trying to create my own. I went with the Hippie which had a sun dried tomato pesto sauce with mozzarella, mushroom, spinach, artichoke, and banana peppers. It also came with tofu but I switched that out for capicola… I’ve never been able to get on the plain tofu wagon. My boyfriend got the BBQ chicken pizza. We watched them flatten out the dough (maybe there is a more technical term for this), add the toppings, and throw it in the brick oven. You get to the end of the line and pay at the register and then take a seat where they deliver your food.
A big plus for me is that they served beer and wine as well as those malt based cocktails that come in pouches (Subway doesn’t have alcohol). We got a bottle wine to go with our pizza. The whole meal (bottle of wine included) came to only $ 35. They also had one of those fancy touch screen coke machines.
When the pizzas were delivered to our table they looked amazing, and they tasted just as good, The crust was thin and crispy, but still had a great doughy texture as well. The cheese was perfectly melty too. I can’t decide which of the two pizzas I liked better… but I know I will be putting banana peppers on pizza more often.
When we finished our pizza we each got a small gelato (mint chocolate chip and salted caramel). They were both delicious and just the right size.
The staff was super friendly and accommodating, making sure we had water and that we enjoyed the meal.
I can’t wait to go back and try different pizza combos, and they also have salads in a bread bowl that intrigued me. If you check their Facebook page they post specials certain nights of the week… though I don’t think I need a special to go, dinner wine and dessert for less than $ 40 is amazing in my book.

I’ve heard nothing but good things about this place. Except when I order I must have called on a bad day, I ordered 2 personal pizzas 1 with mushroom and pepperoni and the other cheese. I was called back with in 10 minutes and told they don’t deliver after 9pm on saturday! Really! so I sent my niece to pickup them up they picked up 2 burned Pizzas one with mushroom and tomato wrong and the other cheese both burned. Here are the pics

We went here for the first time. I am serious about pizza. The service was terrible. We had to ask 4 times for our drinks. While making my pie they forgot the shredded mozzarella but I caught the error. They need to tune it up.
The pizza and the ingredients were seriously good. Lots of topping all the veggies were free, meat toppings are a buck each. Sausage was too spicy. Aside from that the pizza was great. Good thin crust. Good selections of beer. No atmosphere — think bigger Subway, I will go back and can recommend especially if the crew becomes more experience. Two drinks and two pies (and I had the most expensive craft beer $ 7) tab was $ 30. A welcome addition to Lighthouse Point.

I love the concept!
The pizza is great but the best part is getting to design your own. The ingredients are fresh and different cheeses are tasty.
We have been a couple of times and have been happy each time.

Woohoo – calling all gluten free fans. Your Pie puts a pizza together on a gluten free crust that is as close to the“real thing” as I’ve been able to get. Probably the saddest thing for me going gluten free has been not being able to imbibe in a pizza and beer while watching a movie in quite some time. So YOUR PIE gets it all right on the money. Not only is the crust (albeit third party purchased) thin and crispy and finally NOT burnt but it doesn’t have that chalky texture that most gluten free dough usually has. Toppings are fresh and generous (nice sausage BTW), sauce is flavorful, prices are right AND drumroll… they even have this really cool gluten free beer that is a cider/​beer mix. Nice gut and remodel of the old coffee house with flat screens at every booth. Best of luck!