Joe’s Way Pizza Two

When I go for pizza I look for one thing — quality pizza. I don’t care if I have to wait, or if the ambience isn’t up to par. Quality pizza is incredibly hard to find on the west side of the state — quaint, clean restaurants with mediocre food are a dime a dozen. This IS very high quality pizza, the best around for sure. I loved it, and will drive 1 hour out of my to get it in the future!

A small place cool take out vibe. I like it in general. The pizza is consistent product. As in good, I do like that they are expanding the menu. I was told going to be some pasta dishes. Absolutely love the cheese bread, I’ve had a few sandwiches from them as well. Now keep in mind I am picky. There finished products are good.
Oh I needed to add there is a room for some dine in. Cool old school small vibe. Priced right, good spot a cross the board.

I live right around the corner but even if I didn’t I would come here to get the best pizza around! The sauce is very flavorful and the pizza is cooked to perfection! I always ask for mine well done because I like my pizza very crispy!

Was in town on business and order a «18 1 topping and Italian bites price was great and food had really good flavor. The topping I chose was meatball and had really good spice to it. For the price I paid I would be willing to add a second topping and pay for it. The bites could have used some more garlic, but overall were well worth it. I would definitely order from here again if I find myself in town again.

By far the best pizza in the area. Just moved here and the owner said I’d come back. He’s right.

Wonderful, authentic Italian pizza! Owner is extremely friendly and obviously has a passion for his pizza shop!

The pizza here is terrific, best in the area (though there’s not much else that’s REALLY good in the area). Don’t confuse this place with Joe’s Pizza in Plainwell, which is a run-​of-​the-​mill sports bar. This place is a genuine hole-​in-​the-​wall pizza joint. The ambience is linoleum and bright lights and there’s a television on most of the time, so it’s not a great place for a quiet or conversational meal — but it’s got great pizza with fresh ingredients and wonderful sauce and an enthusiastic proprietor who cares that you enjoy your eats. Generous house salads too. Could use a wider drink variety and music instead of television would help the ambiance. I get the impression that it does a better takeaway than sit-​down business (there are only 5 tables and we’re often the only ones there), but a bit of attention to the setting might improve the ratio. If you like great pizza you need to try this.

This place used to be great. Joe, the owner is a funny guy straight from Italy. His hours suck and now it seems he’s using cheaper ingredients and it shows.
Time to retire!