Peter Piper Pizza

As Peter Piper Pizzas go, this is a pretty nice one.
Large dining room, with large round tables, long tables and booths, a seating arrangement for any need. Despite some comments to the contrary in other reviews, the staff seems to do a good job keeping the facility clean.
There is an extensive play area, with a variety of games appropriate for a wide range of ages. Most everything was functioning on this visit. A heads up. You’ll only receive half the tickets indicated on many of the games, but will then receive twice the credit for your tickets when you feed them into the automated ticket counters. Works out in the end.
You’ll see televisions at all angles, playing cartoons for the kids and sports for the parents.
The problems every Peter Piper Pizza has persist here. The pizza is of marginal quality, suitable for kids, but a disappointment for most adults. There may be lots of aggressive kids and parents at peak times, with little staff supervision evident. While the pizza is reasonably priced, a visit can become expensive for a family when you factor in beverages and especially tokens for the games. And it’s amazing how little you will receive at the prize counter in exchange for hundreds of tickets.
In summary, your kids will love it and you should be able to tolerate it. Not a bad outing.

A pretty simple order of small wings and pizza. Wings came out within moments. But 20 minutes later we had to ask about our pizza. It was handed over without explanation, and it seems it was sitting there for some time. Not the best service or price. Would look elsewhere next time.
If you have kids, this place might be for you. Lots of kids.

The place looks great over 10 big screen tvs more space newer games and brand new carpet… everything has been improved and brand new expect the wifi …

Food was good.
Online ordering system sucks. My order was lost.

So I drive by this place a few times a week, and after seeing their cheesy commercials I’ve decided to give this place a try. I would not recommend their pizza at all. I had the California Pizza which includes your typical pizza veggies, and I have to say… NO FLAVOR at ALL!!! Even with added salt and pepper. no flavor!!! This was the first time coming here after being in AZ for 2 years… and will be my LAST!!!

I guess all that matters was that the kids had fun and they did. The place was clean. That’s what I liked of this place. I think I got ripped off from the games at least 7 times! Either I didn’t get tickets, or it would just steal my tokens. All the tickets I would have been winning would be given to my son so he could cash in and buy things at the counter. So I was pissed that it kept ripping me off. And the counter toys are super expensive! I don’t think I would recommend this place to anyone.

I am here as we speak. I’ve been coming here for over 12 years now. When I walked in, I was disgusted to see pizza crusts, napkins and wrappers all over the floors and tables. I could not find one clean table, so I got a napkin and dusted one down. I’ve never had to wait more than 2 minutes to order unless there is a huge line. However today, the manager I’m guessing who is all dressed in black did not even greet us or tell us it would be a minute before me and another person waited in line to order. He was totally avoiding the cash register! He was slowly loading pizza in and out of the oven as if he were spaced out! finally a girl came out from the shadows Then on top of that, my kids went to get drinks, and once they sat down and tasted it, they said it tasted funny! So I took a sip, they said they got coke, and it tasted like straight water !
I really don’t know what the deal is, but I am hoping that the pizza comes out right ! If not, you will get a more epic review Peter Piper on Thomas !

Walked in on Saturday and walked out.

This place was gross. The pizza was bland and had no flavor, the salads were the same, but drenched in dressing and soggy. The tables had residue on them, and I didn’t want to eat on them. I definitely won’t be going back.

It was overall a good experience for a birthday party for my 7 year old and his buddies from school.
For about $ 12 a head (adults and kids) we had enough pizza and drinks for everyone, and even wings and a couple of pitchers of beer for the grown-​ups. The price even included ice cream, which went well with the cake I brought. Go for the extra token deal (100 for $ 20). It’s hard to have too many tokens in a situation like this.
Food quality is about what you’d expect in an arcade that sells pizza. Nothing to complain about, really.
This location sometimes gets a few bad mentions for the clientele. We were there mid-​afternoon on a Saturday and anyone used to a diverse central-​city crowd wouldn’t have been put off by any customer in attendance. Service was pleasant and and well-​experienced. Our server knew how to stage things sequentially, which was appreciated.
About the only downside is parking. You might need to park between the pad which houses the place and the remnants of Tower Plaza instead of directly in front. Not a big deal.

Okay, so you don’t come here for amazing pizza.
And if you’re over 12, you don’t come here for the games and prizes.
But when you’re feeling pizza, that’s not a Hot-​and-​Ready or one that’ll cost you almost $ 25, you come here.
I admit, I have fond memories of coming to Peter Piper as a kid. I loved it! Over the years, I’ve been here a handful of times and it’s always just as I remembered.
Loud. Full of screaming kids. Tired parents who brought their kids here to shut them up.
Some people say their pizza crust taste like cardboard. But I disagree. My wife, mom and sis came here the other day just because we were in the mood for some cheap food but something we haven’t had in awhile.
We come here and order our food. It was graduation night or something because I saw a lot of kids dressed in what looked like prom dresses with balloons at their table that said «Congrats»! Probabaly 8^th graders.
Anyway, those large parties were the reason our two pizzas took almost 40 minutes to be made.
We got them. They tasted just as you would expect them to. Definitely not amazing. But not bad either.
It tasted like, well, it tasted like… childhood.

If you want the kids to have some fun, this place works. The pizza is good and really inexpensive, the beer is plentiful and cheap as well! The arcade is mostly under .50 cents so what’s not to like?
It’s not a 5 star restaurant, but it’s a 5-​star cheap place to take the kids where they will love you for it!

I swear the «four assed monkey» from South Park is in charge of this place.
When you have customers in front of you waiting on a pizza that’s been sitting, here’s a hint, HANG UP THE PHONE AND DEAL WITH THE PEOPLE WAITING TO GET THEIR FOOD!
We were there on the evening of May 7, 2012 around 8pm. First when we walked in there were two other customers sitting in the line, waiting for someone to come to the counter and give them their food. That took ten minutes. Then, before the idiot behind the counter could tend to us, she wandered off for another five minutes. When she finally got back, she took a phone call while running our card so we could get out of there. This took a total of 20 minutes. That’s madness.
The pizza isn’t good enough to justify our wait. Won’t be going back. PPP should FIRE EVERYONE WHO WORKS HERE and start over. Bunch of half witted no whits.

I am a big Peter Piper fan!!! Ive always been and always will be.
This location is not my fav but its close to home so Im a regular, no seriously Im a regular at least once a week lol The buffet at lunch sucks they serve the worst pizzas I feel like Im always waiting for them to put out a simple pepperoni pizza but nope just another wack invention come on people this is not CiCis. Then when they do finally put one out everyone takes all the slices. When I go any other time the pizza is great but they do take a long time 45 – 60 min wait. The customer service here from the staff including management is horrible, no eye contact no thank you. Please I know its not the best place to work but a smile would be nice!

This is the mutha load of the Peter Piper Pizza Arcade. We are talking spending $ 40 on skeetball and «bop the frog”– easily.
To be completely honest, not that I am a PPP connoisseur, this location at Tower Plaza has the best pizza of all the PPP. They sell beer too. And it’s cheap and just when you crave that card-​boardy crust and minimal sauce with really greasy cheese, this place seems to get it just right and I like it and I am not afraid to admit it.
thankyouverymuch