Pizza Factory

If you want greasy greasy pizza this is the place to go!!! Patio seating is nice though at the North Fork location.

This was my first visit to this pizza place and i was compelled to share my thought on my diving experience — AMAZING sandwiches and pizzas. The wait was a little extended; however, WELL WORTH IT. I’d DEFINITELY recommend this restaurant yo others and would visit it again in the near future. Great food!

Amazingly good hand tossed pizza. Nice people too. The salad bar could be a bit more creative but is also good. Like this place !

We were so happy to find this place on our way to Bass Lake! Food was great. Service was friendly and fast. We will be back!

OK So being a Pizza buff of sorts i was shocked when i read the reviews. I have compared this pizza to many other pizza factories and other pizza joints in the valley. It’s not even close how much better this place was. it has been very consistent over the years. my family moved up here and every time we r in town my wife bugs me to stop here, and she has had some pretty fabulous pizza in the bay area.
To be fair it takes time to get your pizza, they don’t rush it out to you, but it is very good when you do get it. they are generous with the toppings, and my only complaint even a little is that it might be a little sauce heavy, but since the sauce is yummy I don’t mind. If you want to be impressed order the large calzone whoa! Also know that there is no delivery makes sense not logistically feasible in North Fork.
The North Fork Pizza factory is in a class by itself. The Oakhurst one comes close, but all other pizza factories around have some work to do. Don’t judge this book by its cover give it a shot and you will be happy. Try the pepperoni, with pineapple or pepperoni with sliced tomatoes cooked on top.

Pretty good pizza. The kids aren’t very attentive, they had their friends at the counter talking to them. But other then that it’s a casual pizza place.

It was pretty good NOT amazing but good!

I was complaining in a recent review about how there was one time in my life where pizza was so inedible that I gave up and threw it away. And I got to thinking about other horrible pizza that I’ve had, and this place popped into my head almost immediately. This no doubt would’ve been the second time I had thrown pizza away had I bought a whole pizza. But fortunately I only bought a slice. I was a real trooper finishing the whole thing, but being on the road all day and dying of hunger will do that to you. I got a slice of cheese pizza and everything about it was off. The crust truly defined cardboard. The sauce was cheap, disgusting, smelled pungently old, and was put on very liberally. And they really skimped on the cheese, where you would just see pockets of it here and there instead of over the whole slice. So basically I got a thick layer of old cheap sauce on cardboard with a sprinkling of cheese. Mmm-​mmm!
It was obvious simply based on one visit that this place is content to slide on mediocrity or sub-​mediocrity, an all too common occurrence when there aren’t competitors nibbling at your heel. The fact that this is a chain makes it worse. If you have to go out and feed and entertain the kids, sure— take them here by all means and let them play the video games and whatnot. But head out to the car on occasion and munch on your own food. I know people in North Fork so I wonder if if I can convince them to ever head back to see if things have improved since their pizza had nowhere to go but up.

This place seems mostly designed for people with kids who want the freedom to let their wild banshees run amok without getting death looks from other patrons. Here, no one will particularly notice or care, since it seems to be the norm. With video games and picnic table seating, you know its unlikely to impress from a food perspective, and true to expectations it was pretty mediocre. With only two other restaurants in town, there is little competition or options. The menu choices consist of pizza and a small selection of simple pasta dishes.