The Pizza Buffet

Every time I go I leave happy, and full. You can request different forms of pizza. I usually get get a thin crust pepperoni, bacon, and mushrooms. Along with a taco pizza. It has a decent salad bar, and the buffet also includes deserts, spaghetti, fried chicken, and daily specials like fried fish, or tacos. I try and burn off some of the calories in the small arcade tucked away in the back of the restaurant.

Very good pizza buffet but quite a bit more also. Nice mid-​sized salad bar with quite a few items. Additionally, spaghetti, fried chicken, vegetables, mashed potatoes & gravy, bread, nice desert items, and move. This is not the stylish fare of the big hotels, but for its moderate price is a terrific family buffet. They also solicit specific pizza configuration requests.

I went here about 8pm during the week. I really wanted to try this place. But, I was unable to even swallow the pizza. Once it touched my lips I was disgusted. I ended up leaving and eating elsewhere.

Nice and clean greeter cheerful nice selection of pizza You can request the type of pizza you want salad bar good the in general are happy prices are extremely reasonable I will definitely recommend my family and friends go to eat

SO and I went there to try out a new place since we’ve moved to the area. There were a few people there, so we had pretty good expectations of the food. We walked in, and immediately, you could see just a few slices of pizza laying under the heat lamp. Looking down the line, we saw soup, fried chicken, and a salad bar. At that point, we were really hungry, so we grabbed our dingy plates and started down the line.
Grabbed a slice of pepperoni and jalapeño pizza, which looked repulsive. The jalapeño was dry, and the pepperoni was burnt. I have no clue how long it was sitting there. Looked at the other pizzas, and saw one with fried bits of something on there. I thought it was potato. IT WAS CHICKEN. rubber, dry, tasteless pieces of chicken. I was repulsed. The sauce was watery, the crust was wet and soggy. Took two bites and passed.
Tried the fried chicken, which didn’t look too bad. It was oily, and tasteless. The only thing you could Taste was the bland oil it was cooked in. Never coming back here again.

Really fresh ingredients good meats for pizza salad bar, mashed potatoes and gravy
chicken, chicken potato soup, item of the day

My family stop by for dinner one Saturday night looking mostly to fill our hunger for some variety of pizza. The Pizza Buffet met the pizza variety, and was much cheaper than I thought it would be. I did think it could be a bit better if they had more of a desert selection, but the cinnamon pizza and rolls were good. The restaurant its self is in need of a good cleaning and updating and the seating was worn and the most of the games in the arcade area were broken. If you are looking for a quick quality pizza buffet at a low cost, this place is perfect. My four year old was thrilled too, and so I can certainly see us making a return.

The Pizza Buffet is very inexpensive and has a great variety. They are always willing to make special requests for you. Their chicken soup is a favorite of my wife and kids. On certain days, there are extra foods, The cheese enchiladas (I think they are on Fridays) are my favorite style. I have difficulty finding Mexican restaurants that make it that way — simple with a lot of real cheese and no red sauce. I would rate them a 5 if the salad bar was better quality. They used to have soft-​serve ice cream, but the machine broke.

I really love this place, they have all kinds of pizza, and they will make you whatever kind you want just for you too, they have salad, some Mexican food, some American food, not to big not to small just big enough. The staff is always very kind, courteous and helpful. The prices are more than reasonable, you really should give this place a try.

«Pizza» and «Buffet» are two words that are meant to go together. For what you pay here, the food is good enough. Great for families and large groups. The staff is friendly and the service is good. It’s a great place to take kids. The location is easy in, easy out. Relaxed atmosphere.

Simple, but effective/​efficient serving model. Everything was high quality and quite tasty. A real bargain!

I give this place 4 stars for being a cheap, quick place to grab pizza, a salad and a few other random items that you’d find at a buffet.
When you arrive and pay they ask what kind of pizza you would like to have made. I recommend the all meats pizza, minus the chicken, along with peppers and onions. This was so tasty! Jalapeño and pineapple is a great combo too. A friend of mine turned me on to it and though it seemed weird it was a nice mix of sweet and spicy.
Besides pizza they regularly have fried chicken, spaghetti, mashed potatoes and gravy, Mexican food items, freshly made cinnamon rolls and other desserts plus a decent salad bar. Vanilla ice cream too. Ask the pizza makers for chocolate sauce to go with your ice cream.
They feature a different food during weeknight dinners, like Taco Tuesday, enchiladas one day, etc. Can’t remember the items or days but it is nice that they mix it up.
Worth a visit for a super fast bite to eat. $ 17 and some change for two adults at lunch, a little more for dinner. We enjoy this little gem in our neighborhood.

The floors were dirty. You could tell the pizza had been sitting out to long. I went at dinner time and there was a whole 6 people there. I should have taken the hint by that. I won’t go back.

Update: Fried chicken is no longer tasty. Toppings are back to mediocre amount. Sorry to see it degrading.
Management must have changed or the owners woke up and realized the pizza was not good.
My coworkers and I would at least twice a month for the last couple of years. We noticed in the past month that the pizzas are now full of toppings and not skimpy anymore. You used to be able to count how many pieces of pepperoni or sausage or even mushrooms were on the slices. Now the pizzas are covered with generous portions. We go once a week now.
The fried chicken is very similar to how I make mine at home. I salt and pepper overnight and use flour before frying. Same flavor and crispiness.
The salad bar is sufficient and stocked well. It used to have a lot of old lettuce and half-​filled toppings. Now the worker keeps everything well stocked and clean.
Daily specials like enchiladas on Thursdays are good and so is the fish fry Fridays.
Good for you Pizza Buffet management. We’ll keep coming and tell everyone as long as you keep up the quality. Suggestion: Loyalty customer card! Free lunch after a set amount of paid lunches. Advertise in AZ Republic and have only one price for the bufffet.

Everyone knows I’m a Pizza addict… I can’t resist it. So, when I saw that there was an AYCE Pizza buffet nearby, I decided to pop in for lunch.
Priced at $ 6.49, it looked promising. Unfortunately, it wasn’t. The restaurant looks like a cheap copy of CiCi’s Pizza. Not that CiCi’s is quality Pizza, but it’s heads and shoulders above. I gave this place a good try though and pile up my plates high:
The Pizza itself was about 3 Stars, but overall I gave the place 2 Stars because the selection of Pizza was pretty weak. In the 30 minutes or so we were there for lunch, we didn’t see very many options for Pizza. At other Pizza buffets they pump out a variety of Pizza so you have a lot of choices.
They also have the option for other comfort foods like Fried Chicken, Biscuit’s & Gravy, Beans, Mashed Potatoes:
I tried the Fried Chicken and it was just average.
Overall, not a stellar experience.
Return Factor — 10%

3 kids and myself. 14 bucks. gotta love a Tuesday kids eat free. While I still had to buy two adults to get two kids free… totally worth it.
The place was clean, service excellent.
The pizza was looking pretty bad when we goth there but after eating some ok salad, the fresh ones rolled out and were great.
Garlic cheese bread type
Pep, ham and jalapeño
Chicken wing
They were all great.
Cinnamon Roll for dessert… yummy!
Really if you have not been here for a few years come back with an open attitude and a hunger to pack in some pizza, chicken, mashed taters, spaghetti, salad, dessert and of course pizza… any kind you want, they will try to make it.

Took the oldest son and the neighbor kids here after a full afternoon of fun at Dave & Busters a few miles away. Although this is not what anyone would call great pizza, it was at least edible, and cheap and you cannot beat a scenario where the kids can get fed for $ 4.99 each and it is all you can eat.
The restaurant was at least clean, cared for etc. And the selection was pretty good given that they could have even made do with less pizza’s out there.
It appears to be a formerly «eatza pizza» that must have closed. Sure, I would eat here again with kids in tow. That is probably the only scenario that would work for me.

Hey let’s face the facts, unless you are one of the people who seem to be insulated from the need for a recession style list of places to dine out.
This friendly discount destination «The Pizza Buffet» can both please the pallet and feed you till full for less many folks spend every morning on a Standard Premium Latte. Rand H and I enjoyed all we could eat for $ 5 and change. Thanks again Rand for introducing me to another location on the buffet bounty!

I like this place because it’s cheap.
The food isn’t outstanding, but it’s tasty enough.
We go fairly regularly because it’s easy.
I’d recommend it.

The special item today (Friday) was fish, and and since I love fried fish I came here to give the place a try. The restaurant is spacious and clean and was not too busy when I came in, probably because it was around 1:30 and the lunch crowd was gone. There was a decent array of different pizzas, nothing exotic: white, pepperoni, veggie, ham & pineapple, etc. But beyond the pizza trays were the other dishes: yellow rice, beans, pasta, marinara sauce, corn, mashed ‘taters, fried chicken, fried fish (the dish of the day, Friday), spicy chicken stew, desserts, and a small salad bar.
I tried the veggie pizza and it was OK, and then went on to sample the other dishes. The rice was good, as were the pasta and marinara; the beans were a tad watery, though. In spite of that fact that it was that post-​lunch time of early afternoon, these items were still fresh; they were replacing and replenishing the dishes frequently enough to avoid having dried-​out food. The chicken stew was hearty and — thank goodness the server warned me beforehand — significantly spicy. The offerings of the salad bar were nice and fresh, though limited. But then you don’t come here mainly for the salad, which is meant to be truly just a side for the main starches and proteins. And speaking of the proteins — for me, those were the best part! The fried chicken was juicy and the skin nice and crispy. I wish they had ketchup (I love that condiment), but actually the chicken was tasty and fresh enough to stand on its own. The mashed potatoes were an excellent creamy accompaniment to the chicken. And the fish — yummm! It was perfect! It was deep-​fried so of course some greasiness was unavoidable, but the batter was crispy with a light mouth feel — unusual for deep-​fried fish fillets — and the fish itself was moist and tender.
The desserts were freshly baked goods, such as brownies and cinnamon rolls; surprisingly I had room for the latter, even though I had already eaten a lot.
Certainly worth coming back to; you get your money’s worth, and more. After all, the complete name of the establishment is The Pizza Buffet and Much Much More (for real … see the pic).