Pete’s Pizza

They take very long time then still expect tip I ordered through grub hub and it said it’ll be here in an hr. Then an hr and a half later it still wasn’t here…

I ordered my food @ 8:25 and am just getting my order @ 10:15. I called and spoke to the manager, who is always nice & hospitable. i told him my food took almost 2 hrs. to get here and of course it’s cold. he apologized and sent me another order within 30 minutes. that’s how you treat your customers.

The staff have an attitude their hot wings suck when they give u the wrong order they won’t change it they want feed u what they want

Horrible Service!
I’ve dealt with the extremely rude servers on the phone plenty of times, yet I still ordered from. Now that the «cook» insulted me and my food choice as I was standing waiting (as crazy as that sounds) I’ll be taking my money to one of the other million pizzerias in the hood.

While not the absolute best pizza (especially at over $ 2 for a plain slice), they are pretty decent and provide, quick friendly service.
Since I quit my not-​that-​great office job, I am back at my Cobbs Creek canvassing office and have explored more of West Philly.
Decided to stop in here for lunch since I arrived about 20 minutes early as the 42 also did to 48^th to Spruce by about half as much.
As I said, everything went smooth as I received my pizza piping hot in a mini box. 2 indoor tables for customers as well as an outside one for those nicer days. Place is very clean, as well.
Will return.

didn’t have a good experience tonight. i tried to call a few times to order my food and was placed on hold for over five minutes. when i got there the service was a little better.

I happen to work right by here and its one of the few places that actually make real breakfasts, so I decided to try them. Their food prices are actually the best I’ve seen for a while, and their food is pretty decent, from the couple of things I’ve gotten from here. I ordered a bacon and cheese omlette, and it came with choice of home fries or grits, and toast. I’m not a grits person so I got home fries. the omlette could’ve been a little more cooked, but it was delicious. same with the home fries. The only complaint I have is they say 30 minute or less delivery and we ordered lunch from there yesterday and it took almost 50 mins. other than that… amazing. Nice staff, a little loud, but definitely a great place with great food.

It took some time, but I finally ordered a pizza from Pete’s… you know they’re known for that right? I told you in my old review that they could be called Pete’s Steaks because they get that right… well they didn’t get the pizza right and I guess that’s why it took me so long to finally try it. I don’t know what it is with pizza places in Philly (in the neighborhoods mind you). They are just consistently stingy with toppings and Pete’s is no different. Not to mention this joint had big hard air bubbles around the edges. They put all the toppings in the middle of the pizza. For all of that, they could’ve just sold me the middle of the pizza and ring around the rosie’d those air bubbles off!
Way back the pizza was cool. I’m gonna pass from here on out and stick to the steaks.

As someone who could hit Pete’s with a football from his bedroom, I give them a lot of my business.
However, it’s more than geographical convenience that makes Pete’s one of my favorite quick-​order spots. Everything I’ve tried on the menu is good to great, service is fast (they have a half-​hour delivery guarantee which gives you half your money back if they fail) and prices are fair… or as fair as ordering out can be in 2013.
Pete’s uses beef pepperoni as opposed to pork. I’m not sure why they do it other than that Philly has a large Muslim population. I eat more pig than Kermit the Frog, so pork pepperoni wouldn’t bother me, but the beef pepperoni is actually quite tasty. You probably wouldn’t be able to tell the difference if I didn’t tell you, but it was worth mentioning.
The inside is just a place for you to order/​pick up your food. There is enough space for you to do that and leave. There are also two tables in a space for 1.5 tables so things aren’t too comfortable. You don’t really need to be lounging around a pizza shop bothering the piesmiths anyway, so you’ll be fine.
Pete’s also has two outdoor tables for those who wish to enjoy the beautiful cityscape of West Philadelphia (lol) and a couch/​bench outside the front door so people can… wait for the bus or something. I don’t know. It’s there.
All in all, Pete’s is a very good example of your common neighborhood pizza joint. The food is good, the service is… serviceable, and I don’t really have any complaints about the place. Here’s to you, Pete’s…talk to you guys later this week.

Got a jonesing this morning for a hoagie and decided to stop in Pete’s. I like that you can order anything from the menu no matter what time of day it is. I tried the corned beef and cheese hoagie and it was everything. Crispy, long roll with an abundant amount of meat and toppings. Everything was fresh and tasty. I will definitely be back when I get a hoagie craving, and maybe I’ll try a steak too while I’m at it.