Pizza Fusion

Located in the Trader Joe plaza. Parking can be a little hectic depending on what day you go.
This place was alright. It’s not something I’d rave about if you are thinking I’m really craving a really good pizza right now. The service was okay, however we did have a larger group. The food took a long time to come out but it was fresh so in my book it was okay.
I had split the sundried tomato pizza with a friend. We started off with the pear gorgonzola salad, that was pretty good.
They do have gluten free options although alot more places offer that too.

I love Pizza Fusion. So much so that I’m the mayor on another social-​network-​review-​check-​in-​site.
Reviewer C.F. said it was in a horrible Short Pump strip mall. It is. But it’s also walking distance from my apartment (The Flats) so that makes it my go-​to dinner place when I’m feeling extra lazy.
Don’t come here expecting gooshey cheesy topping-​laden pizza. The crust is thin (both the white and multi grain) and isn’t thick, fried, or buttery. Many of their ingredients are organic and all-​natural. I would like to see them source some things locally, but one step at a time, I suppose. They have a great array of speciality pizzas. My personal fav is the Bruschetta (this has no sauce, but a ton of garlic — awesome), the Farmer’s Market, and the Big Kahuna (a Hawaiian style pizza that uses bacon! Everyone loves bacon!)
They have some organic wines and beers, and some sodas (no Coke, just Boylan Heights sodas). For some reason, whenever I get a soda the bottle is never cold, so ask for a glass of ice. They also have iced black tea and passion fruit tea.
Everything is made to-​order so expect about a 15−20min wait for your pie (which is really shaped like a oval). It’s worth it plus the Earth says ‘thanks’.
The only con for me is that is a tad on the expensive side.

I LOVE the fact that they have gluten free pizza. It is so yummy! I can hardly taste the fact that it is gluten free. The only problems i have with this place is that the drinks are nasty. I am not a fan of the organic beverages they have, i tried a bunch of them and do not like any of them. I understand the organic, and loving the environment types that they serve but some of it is just a little over the top. I now only order take out or have it delivered.

This place is all about being environmentally friendly. Everything is either sustainable or recycled, from the tables (reclaimed wood) to the bar counter (recycled glass). Even the «plastic» cups are made from veggies and not plastic. They have Prius delivery vehicles. The veggies are local and the crust is healthy and thin… and tasty. I prefer the Farmer’s market on whole grain crust. They have a selection of imported and domestic organic wines and beers. The wait staff are young college aged kids and the manager is a greeter who will come out and check on your experience. A pleasant and popular place… albeit in yet another awful Short Pump strip-​mall.

A little on the expensive side. Also, good food but no «normal» drinks. My wife and I had to pay for water.

New little place near Trader Joe’s in Glen Allen. Great organic, all natural food joint. We had the multigrain crust with tomato and peppers, really tasty, thin crust, waitress was nice, the cook brought us our pizza and even came out to check how we liked it. we will be back! they also have a bar area and lots of beers.