Pizza Pie Cafe

I would think a place like this would flourish in Utah County. Perhaps it does. The place is yuge inside! I’ve been there for lunch three or four times. Sign up for their text club. You’ll get all sorts of offers. It’s like $ 6.00 for all-​you-​can-​eat pizza, salad and pasta.
The salad bar is good. Nothing fancy and it’s not going to win any awards but it’s fresh and veggies are supposed to be good for you.
The pasta bar is nice. There’s a half dozen pasta types to choose from and as many sauces to slather over said pasta options. Tucked back neatly at the end near the wall is shredded Parmesan. I know, right?!
The pizza is average. Stay away from the crust and you should be fine. Or don’t, I’m not your mother. There’s a wide variety including bread sticks with and without cheese. Don’t forget the dessert pizza… It’s bizarre but now and then there’s a slice that isn’t half bad!
If I were in my early ’30’s with a couple of little kids and a tight budget, I imagine I’d be here on a weekly basis. But I’m not so I drop by about once a month for lunch because I’m too lazy and unorganized to pack my own for work.

The pizza isn’t very good and the pie doesn’t exist.
However, the pasta and pasta sauces are good. Mix the alfredo and roasted red pepper sauces and dip the cheese bread and pizza (which are otherwise too dry and bready) in them to liven up the fare.
Coupons are easy to find. Don’t go without one. You can get in for $ 5, which isn’t bad for unlimited pasta and alfredo.

Sign up for the text program, you will not regret it! Who would want to miss out on the sweet deals? Great salad bar, pasta is always good. Pizza is great when fresh, you can always ask for a refresh. The decorations are fantastic. The service is generally very friendly and helpful. I would rate this place as a solid resturant. Great place for families group functions.

I have not enjoyed a single piece of pizza – dry/​overcooked. Desert pizza was not bad. The salad bar, ok.

I did enjoy the pizza. More than anything the desert pizza (doesn’t say anything good about me, hehe). I rather enjoyed the variety of pizza choices. Quite a bit actually. I had three plates full of pizza.
There were some things I did not enjoy though. The atmosphere for one. It is a very family friendly establishment, so keep that in mind. You will be dealing with children everywhere. EVERYWHERE… There’s that. The layout was. It that great. I did not enjoy having to crawl through chairs to get to the pizza bar. The soda fountain was placed in a weird spot, it just didn’t seem to fit in naturally. Nothing there did, actually.
Would I go back? When I get a hankering for a lot of pizza for cheap, yes.

Unfortunately, my husband and I will not be eating here again. The food was bland and dry. The salad bar was out of about 80% of the toppings and dressings. We were able to get one fork when we got there and then the restaurant had no clean forks for the next 45 minutes. It seemed like half the staff was just eating the pizza and pasta the whole time and did not even step aside for actual customers to get some food. I even had a worker squeeze between me and the pizza counter (literally bumping my elbow with his head) in order to wipe the counter off instead of waiting about 5 seconds for me to grab a slice and walk away. Then he wiped the crumbs right onto my feet and said nothing as I proceeded to try and get the food off my sandals. I did not go into Pizza Pie Café expecting a gourmet meal, but I did expect food to actually be warm and to have a clean fork to use.

The good thing about this place is that it’s a super good deal! I mean, their pizza isn’t amazing, but it’s good. I think buffet style is definitely the way to go with pizza! Plus, 8:00pm is their happy hour so it’s an even better price, then! If you’re looking for a good deal, and good food, you found the right place!

Nasty and low quality on most of the pizza. They do have good desert pizza though, and the pasta and salad bars are pretty good, but the actual pizzas are pretty crappy. Just go to a good pizza shop, and don’t waste your time, calories, or money on low quality crap. There’s some great pizza shop in the area, so just pay a little more and get good pizza. Do not take a girl here on a date because it screams cheap and low quality.

Their gluten-​free option (+$ 2) is a great way to get pizza for people who can’t have gluten for any reason. The manager was fantastic at making sure our GF pizzas were not cross-​contaminated and pointing out the GF pasta sauces for the GF noodles. Less expensive than Pizza Hut’s GF pizza, but just as good, I think.
Would recommend for a relatively inexpensive pizza buffet.

Okay for a all you can eat pizza buffet this is pretty great! The price is fantastic (especially if you are on there texting list). The pizza itself is ok (you get what you pay for). My favorite thing is weirdly enough to the pasta bar. It is very simple but I love the pasta because of the texture. The sauces are not the greatest but if you mix a few of the sauces together it’s delicious!!! The place is always packed which for a buffet that’s a good thing because you know the food is coming out hot. The customer service is great! It seems like the employees are always running around getting things done! My only complaint is get more silverware!!! We had to wait to get clean silverware and when it came out there was a line just for that!. The staff is very friendly and the employee t-​shirts are always fun to read!

The missus suggested this place for lunch today, mostly because we’d never tried it and I drive by it every day. The staff was friendly, the place was clean and the price was right. A pizza buffet place. Why not?
The pizza is ok. Kinda what you’d expect for an all you can eat place. It wasn’t to die for, but it wasn’t greasy or tasteless. The desert pizzas were actually kinda tasty. They have a modest salad bar with the basics, and they give you these tiny plates that you can hold 2 slices on. The intent I guess, is that you’ll take less pizza. I’m not afraid of walking back and forth or double stacking, and I tried them all.
Its just OK. The right place after a softball game, or you’re in the neighborhood and need an economical, sit down lunch so you can get back to work. The pizza is better than a frozen food section of a supermarket. Tons of seating, a few TV’s and the bathrooms are immaculate.
Yep, it is what it is.

We only come here when it’s our kid’s choice for our out-​to-​eat night. I’ve been to awful pizza buffets in my day, and this one really isn’t that bad compared, but still, I’d rather go somewhere else.

This place has a killer buffet. I mean, it’s not the type of pizza you stay up dreaming about.
But this place is as solid as a lunch location as there is. I would say it single handedly took me from a 34 waist to a 36.
Bravo.

Our kids love this place… and what’s not to love? They’ve got a variety of pizzas on their buffet (including dessert pizzas), a decent salad bar, Pepsi products, and a pasta bar.
Our favorites are the garlic bread twists, Buffalo chicken pizza, and radiatori with a mix of carbonara (bacon!) and roasted red pepper sauces. We also love the cookie monster :)
This restaurant is generally less crowded than the one in Provo.

One of our family’s favorite places! The dough is a tad on the sweet side, but that makes it work for both the regular pizzas and the dessert pizzas. The salad bar is decent, and I absolutely love the pasta bar. I actually crave their pasta sauces. The noodles are cooked absolutely perfectly as well.
They also have gluten free noodles, which are cooked in a separate area from the regular stuff, so I don’t have to worry about cross contamination for my 5 year old with celiac disease. She also loves their gluten free pizza which costs $ 2 more at this location, and is worth it as it lasts her for a few meals. Between that and the salad bar she gets a big meal.
Sometimes the pizzas seem to have been sitting for a while, and sometimes there’s a fresher one behind it, and they’ll happily push the fresher one forward if there are just a few pieces of the older one left.
Love their dessert pizzas.
A worthwhile family dinner as we all get to eat our fill of food we enjoy for less than $ 30 for a family of 5.

It is what it is. Mediocre pizza, Ok salad and pasta bars. Over-​priced unless you have a coupon or it is their equivalent of happy hour. The kids enjoy it, but they also eat peeps, so their opinions are invalid.

Generally, on coming across a pizza buffet, I would turn around and leave, as I nearly did today, however, pizza buffets do have uses, albeit somewhat limited. One of them is having pizza ready on demand. I needed a quick lunch today and obviously, everything is all ready to go. I also have been still craving pizza for lunch and really expected to just pop in and grab a few quick slices.
As it turns out, for all you can eat pizza & salad bar (I didn’t partake of this as I couldn’t look at myself in the mirror if I went to a pizza joint and bellied up to the salad bar and at some point, I will need to use a mirror) and whatever else for $ 7.25, you can about figure out what you’re going to be getting and the pizzas ranged from tolerable to not worth eating. None of them rose above average, though, but one of the nice things is that you can try several different pizzas, though most of them will have been under the heat lamp for a bit. I tried quite a few:
Acceptable (in order of tastiness): Firefighter, Hillbilly, PPC’s Combo
Flavors I didn’t get much past half a slice: Chicken Alfredo (worst and a waste of the bacon that was on it), Buffalo Wing Thing (did not get much of the buffalo flavoring at all, mostly dreadful), Hawaiian (how they screwed this type of pizza up is beyond me), peach pizza (as «awesome» as it sounds), Cheese Stix (about Little Caesar’s level and the best of this list). The rest of the pizzas either had onions or were a nasty gloppy sugary concoction that looked frankly disgusting.
If anything, this tastes like a chain pizza and I’d put some of it below Domino’s and Pizza Hut, but generally in the area of them, Papa John’s and so on. But still, at that price point, with the groups coming in the door as I was leaving, it highlights another thing that pizza buffets are good at, which is feeding a group of children or teens. It’s usefulness to me, outside of me trying to fill up one of those two groups, is very minimal, though.

I’ve been here a bunch of times and I have to say this place keeps me coming back! The service is excellent and the staff is quite helpful. The pizza is always delicious and they have a great variety — which, I guess is to be expected from a pizza buffet! The pastas are also tasty and I highly recommend the pasta carbonara.
Although I’m not a salad-eating-when-I’m-at-a-pizza-place kind of guy, I’m glad the option is at least there and adds another variety of dining options (i.e. various salad dressings that become my pizza dipping sauces!).
The atmosphere is fun and light-​hearted which makes it a great place to take the family. I also think the romantic booths are fun, hilarious, and would be great for a casual/​relaxing date night! Above all else, the café is quite clean!
Go and Enjoy a night out!

Unpleasantly greasy pasta sauces and marinara actually made me shudder. Most of the pizzas were okay, but a few were total disappointments, which was weird because I’m not hard to please in this category. Enjoyable: pesto, fireman, cheese sticks, oreo pie. Disappointing: buffalo chicken pizza didnt taste anything like buffalo sauce, very plain and slightly sweet, weird.
The staff were all super nice and helpful.
The place seemed pretty clean. Fun environment with TVs going and 70s/​80s rock playing. Vintage 50s decorations abounding were fun to look at.
I’ll give this place one more chance with the kids since there is so much variety and great potential for a wonderful time. Maybe I just caught them on a bad day and ate all the old or mismade food.

Came here during opening week to check out this new Pizza Pie Café location. I rarely go to pizza buffets, but if were to go more often it’d definitely be this place. The service was tops, everyone was very friendly and making sure we had an enjoyable experience. They had a great selection of pizza’s sure to appease most palettes as well as a great selection of dessert pizzas. The salad bar was decent as well and there was plenty of space around the buffet areas. The pasta however was my favorite. I only tried one type of pasta (whole wheat penne). The pasta was reheated in boiling water on ordering, and was surprisingly well cooked. I tried each of the sauces available and each were delicious. Apparently they’re made fresh every day, so none of that nasty canned stuff. My favorite was the roasted red pepper sauce, but the spicy sausage alfredo and marinara were also delicious.
For the price (about $ 7 for unlimited pizza, pasta, salad & drinks), this place definitely can’t be beat.