Pizza King

Best damn pizza in Indiana much better then the one in Avon for some reason

It smells like chlorine for cryin’ out loud! This Pizza King is just plain strange. The odor of chlorine from the pool store next door smacks you in the face as soon as you enter. The staff is young and uncaring. They don’t even offer fountain soda refills! Just an odd combination of things all around. Not a place we will frequent.

Walked in, they asked if we had already placed an order, said no… we were then ignored for 10 minutes so we left.
Don’t waste your time at this dump.

Great pizza! The people that work here have always been very friendly and the food is ready when estimated. You get a lot of your main ingredient but I have found that other toppings not so much. The sausage is the fine ground kind, which to me is the best on pizza. The crust is the perfect texture and crunch. I wish they delivered, they are well worth the drive into town.

What an Indiana tradition. I’m quite the health nut but I couldn’t help myself to suggest to my boyfriend that we get some Pizza. despite it being the night before Thanksgiving. We were on the road. and ordered a large Royal Feast with a side of bread sticks. I also tend to eat veggie-​based meals so this was way out of the norm for me… but it had been a few years since my last Pizza King splurge so why not.
I ordered the pizza when we were about an hour away and the food was ready — and still very hot when we arrived! We took the food back home with us, but while I was briefly inside to pick up the order, I noticed that the restaurant itself had seen some better days. A bit old… a bit run down. Old carpeted flooring and not much of a memorable interior. The drab décor didn’t both me though.
The bread sticks were soft (perfection for me) and we inhaled them. The pizza was great as well … each slice weighing quite a bit as they never short-​change you on the toppings. Meat was falling off the pizza. The Royal Feast is not for the faint of heart as its very greasy but wow is it good.

I went last Saturday pizza top notch.

Pretty good pizza; good enough to order again and again. I love the thin crust, thinner and crispier than the Hut’s. And I absolutely love how they chop and dice the toppings then cut the pie into squares instead of slices. It was the right combination of toppings too, so that no single topping overwhelmed the rest.
My sister picked it up and delivered to us so I could keep an eye on my sick mother. I can’t really speak to the service other than she was told it would be 15 mins but I think they ran over a tad on that time estimate. When I searched for the place at lunch time, I found it difficult to find because there is no sign near the street.
I’ll get another pizza before I leave at week’s end. Like the other reviewers have mentioned, Pizza King is unique to Indiana. And hey! Don’t forget to try the Jeffersonville Pizza King across the river from Louisville, KY. It has a very unique dine in experience plus its the best PK, in my opinion.

I traditionally love all the Central Indiana Pizza King restaurants. However, this is one of the worst Pizza Kings I’ve been to in terms of atmosphere, service, and most importantly, pizza.
The pizza was a poor imitation of their distinctive square-​cut pie. The crust was cardboard-​like. We ordered one of the famous Royal Feasts, called a «deluxe» here for some reason. It had a few of the veggies and way too much of the pepperoni and sausage.
The atmosphere was sparse at best. A few booths were scattered around the perimeter of the eating area. The rest of the space was taken up by dingy, rectangular kitchen tables. The sole 13″ TV was blasting only infomercials during our nearly one-​hour stay. Needless to say, I now know all I need to know about the Little Giant interchangeable ladder.
After we ordered, it took more than ample time for our pizza to reach the table. And, no, the place wasn’t busy on this ordinary Tuesday evening. We had to visit the ordering area to get drink refills and a take-​home box — though I’m not sure why we bothered with the latter.
I strongly recommend a visit to many of the Indiana-​area Pizza Kings. They are great places filled with great people and delicious pizza and sandwiches. Despite the name on the front of the building, this place in Mooresville is not a Pizza King.

This is the best of the Pizza King experience, a unique Indiana pizza. Mooresville has a real gem here, i was raised in IN, but have not lived here for 25 years, every time i get back i try to have a Pizza King pizza, but beware… not all Pizza Kings are created equal. Many small towns in central and northern IN have a local Pizza King but the quality can vary. The Mooresville location is one of the best I’ve experienced. I was waited on promptly, the girl didn’t take my name, but when i returned in 20 minutes, the same gal gave me a warm welcome and handed me a piping hot pie-​Indiana small town hospitality. The crust was perfect, thin and crispy. The pepperoni is unique, it is finely ground and a little spicy, the toppings were generous and the total experience could not have been better. This place should be the model for all Pizza Kings, I wish we had one of these in Austin –it would be a gold mine.
Visit this Pizza King, you won’t be disappointed.

This is a solid pizza joint and apparently a Mooresville tradition. The pizza itself is good and well priced. Thin crust with a sweet tomato sauce; plenty of cheese and square cut pieces. Toppings are generous but not overly so. I do like the crumbled pepperoni. Sandwiches are good. Bread sticks are good. Employees have always been over-​the-​top friendly and helpful. The dining room is very sparsely decorated and the booths are hard plastic, so no frills whatsoever. Customer bathroom is dank but functional. No surprise that they do a brisk carry-​out business. They even have a drive-​thru!

This is the first place i want to eat when I come home.
I live in LA and there is no pizza like this out here. And when I try to describe it to someone, I can’t… I just can’t. You have to eat it to know what I’m talking about.
Teeny tiny pepperoni chunks on flat crispy crust, cut into squares with burnt edges. It doesn’t sound inspiring… but I swear I have dreams about it sometimes. PIZZA KING!