Fiesta Pizza

Fiesta Pizza has it all… good cheesesteaks, great service, and conveniently located 5 min. from mi casa.
The Italian hoagies are fulfilling. Reasonable prices too. And they have arcade games!

The food here is ok but the customer service and the ownership here are extremely rude and do not care about customer service at all.

Fiesta Pizza is a solid standby. I order out here regularly when I want something quick and easy. They have a huge variety of food and fair prices. Nothing I’ve ordered here has ever stood out as «the best» (or near the best) I’ve ever had, but that’s not what I come here for.

Food is cool but service is TERRIBLE!!!
Ordered 90 minutes ago, called thrice, and I’m still hungry smh… mind u I live, literally three minutes away by car… smh…
Needless to say, as I walk to Lucky’s Chinese, I will never order from them again… and would advise anyone else to take their time and money elsewhere!!!
#bogus

Came here for lunch had a cheese steak and fries, cheese steak was chopped up into crumbs not good at all, fries were over cooked and food was over priced, doesn’t seem like the workers were very friendly. First and last visit.

Breakfast review only
For $ 9.94 my boyfriend and I got a turkey sausage egg and cheese sandwich, and I got 3 hot cakes, 2 slices of turkey bacon, 2 pieces of turkey sausage and scrambled eggs (wow I’m the fat one here… haha!)
Solid pricing — and OK breakfast. I much prefer the sandwiches at Bui’s — and either same or even cheaper on pricing!
My hotcakes were okay — a little dry but good. Eggs were okay, not fluffy but hey what can you expect. Everything was exactly what you would expect from a corner joint.
Their prices are pretty great though. I would not hesitate to try some of their chicken cheesesteaks or pizza one of these days.

This place is a hidden gem along Baltimore ave in west philly. The pizza is good for the person just looking for your regular, nothin fancy, but good pizza. The people working are always very friendly, in person and on the phone. Delivery is fast and the prices are reasonable.
And tonight they delivered me only a milkshake even though it didn’t meet the delivery minimum. I guess they could hear the desperation in my voice

okay, I had moved out of the neighborhood and just moved back a few months ago. I believe they have altered the recipe for pizza and I can taste the sauce! Yay! They also now sell mini pizzas, which is wonderful as it is made to order. Delicious. Not greasy pizza. Staff very nice. You can order via internet and they will have food ready. I also like the salads. I usually order the Greek Salad.

100% the worst pizza in the world. I’ve lived in this neighborhood for 27 years, and have wanted nothing to do with this place for every minute of it.

I moved out or the neighbor hood a year ago, but still visit from time to time. I had breakfast here this past Sunday and it was delicious.

I have eaten from here both in-​restaurant and ordering take-​out. Almost always I’ve simply bought a pizza, usually large, sometimes with a few toppings. Service and quality have both been a solid 4. Nothing outstanding or mind-​blowing but definitely prompt, average prices, fairly polite service.
Solid pizza joint.

So I read Kevin C’s assessment of Fiesta Pizza’s pasta and I ordered the manicotti and it wasn’t bad. Usually pasta from pizza places is kind of mushy, but the manicotti was not mushy, large portioned and a good value. It’s not any kind of pasta you might get in South Philly, but it’s tasty/​cheap.
I also enjoy the mini strombolies – another great value for the price – just massive.

The first time I ordered from Fiesta Pizza, I got a piece of cheesecake that was frozen SOLID and a chicken cheesesteak that was cold as ice. The fries were edible. I vowed to never order from them again.
So why I managed to forget and order a second time six months later I’ll never know, but I did. That it could be worse the second time around is a miracle.
First, I have some good news. If you have been wondering whatever became of Sheneneh Jenkins from «Martin», look no further; she works the phones at Fiesta Pizza. She called me twenty minutes after my order went in (via GrubHub) to let me know that they didn’t have chocolate cheesecake (although it was on the menu.) I agreed to accept pineapple instead.
My order arrived 20 minutes late. Here’s the breakdown:
Cheesecake was soggy and mushy. As if it had been frozen and then microwaved.
Fries were COLD.
Mozzarella sticks were COLD, and the sauce had an uncomfortable tang that I would describe as «gone bad.»
The hamburger was surprisingly decent. The meat was a little tough, and they did not put the bun on the side as requested. Still, I would give it a ⁶⁄₁₀.
The chicken gyro was DISGUSTING. The pita was just an envelope of mush and the chicken slivers inside were dry like cardboard. 90% of it went into the trash.
In fact 90% of this entire MEAL went into the trash and GrubHub gave me a credit on my account for the cost of my order.
Do yourself a favor and eat some ground glass instead of ordering from Fiesta Pizza.

Fiesta pizza is definitely middle of the road. The pizza isn’t the greatest, in fact at some point I thought I was eating Ellios. The staff is really nice and care about the business. They have good hours and are in a good location, everything a pizza place should be in a city.
Last time I went I ordered a mini-​pizza which is advertised to take 5 – 10 minutes. I ended up waiting 25 and two employees apologized but offered no resolution. At 18 minutes in, one explained to me that they burned the first one and had to make another. I am sure this is just an isolated incident, it wouldn’t stop me from going there.
The prices can be pretty cheap if you order the right things and I never got anything not worthy of eating.

I’ve been here twice in the past couple weeks, and tried a few different things. My thoughts:
Appetizer: I tried the buffalo wings. These were pretty good. The sauce tasted good, the wings were plump and juicy, and there were good quantities of everything.
Main: I tried the pizza with double pepperoni. It was also relatively good; there was plenty of pepperoni and the pizza itself was cooked and seasoned well.
Main: I also tried the chicken parmesan. Unfortunately, the chicken was very tough and dry. This dish was a lot harder to eat than the other things I have tried here. I like a good chicken parm, but this was one of the poorer attempts at that dish that I’ve had in the city.
Dessert: they have a few containers of ice creams, (in fact, their menu is in general very large), so I tried a cup of cookies ‘n cream. It was good, although not as much as a specialist place like Ben and Jerry’s.
Price: Reasonable for what was offered.
Service: Good. They let me switch the TV channel when my show came on, which was very nice of them.
Overall, this is a decent restaurant. I would have given it four stars except for the bad chicken parmesan. As a place for just pizza and wings, it’s probably one of the better offerings in the neighborhood.

I first stumbled upon Fiesta Pizza last month after being transferred «out west» by my job, and I have to say this place is definitely an unexpected perk. Upon first glance I was almost tempted to walk away from the door due to the outdated and almost drab appearance, however I can’t thank my sense of smell enough for compelling me to give it a shot.
After staring at the extensive menu for what felt like an eternity I decided to give their «mini pizza», about the equivalent to 3 full slices, a shot. Not only was it incredibly delicious, not greasy in the least, and surprisingly filling, it was also only $ 4.00! Amazed by both the quality and price I promised myself I would be back in the following week… unfortunately I lied to myself and visited again the next day. On this trip I decided to give their chicken parm platter a try figuring it would be typical «pizza joint pasta», but sweet lord was I wrong. The quality rivaled that of many «sit down» restaurants and the quantity was much bigger than at most «sit down» places (I ended up taking half of it back to work with me because of its size).
My next few trips consisted of me trying everything from the mashed potatoes and gravy, chili fries, shrimp stir fry, chicken curry over rice, and an Italian hoagie, all of which were simply tremendous. It really is hard to fathom just how diverse their menu is until you visit, they seriously have a menu item for every craving a person could have.
Needless to say, I’m a fan, and I know that once you visit you too will be in love with Fiesta and will be looking forward to your next chance to stop in, it truly is that awesome!

Recently ordered a large/​10″ cheese pizza and a Greek salad, and I was pretty impressed.
The pizza was totally fine, waaaay better than other neighborhood pizza. The Greek salad was fresh & beautiful, and had a generous amount of toppings including a whole block of feta. The lettuce wasn’t wilty and didn’t have those pink edges that older lettuce gets; it was crispy and green. It’s kind of grungy inside Fiesta, so I get a bit worried when we go to pick up our order, but both items were great this time. It can be hit or miss on the freshness of the salad.

I have been ordering pizza from them for over 20 years!
I am sure they have probably changed hands a couple of times, who knows, but that is my fav pizza place. I don’t know about everything else, but a small pepperoni w/​sweet peppers, well done w/​extra sauce will always be my staple!

Just left Fiesta… had the chicken gyro platter with Greek salad and fries. DEE-​LIC-​IOUS!!! The fries were pretty good too. Another plus? I got to WHIP my bf’s ass in Ms. Pacman while we waited for our food! LOL
I will DEFINITELY eat there again.

I really want to like this place, but even the second time around it was on the lower side of medium. I got the #4 special: large sausage pizza, dozen mild wings, and a 2 liter for $ 13.99. There’s nothing wrong with the pizza, it’s just sort of boring… even for a pizza. Same goes for the wings. Plenty of sauce, but the wings were smaller than other similar nearby takeout places and to be quite honest, they didn’t taste as fresh as they could have been. All in all, if it wasn’t for the convenience I probably would patronize Fiesta more than once every few months.
($ 20 min on credit card purchases)