Pizza Fusion

This was surprisingly good. We went here because of the vegan and gluten free options (which can be scarce in this area), and were quite happy with our choice. My mom has celiac’s and she’s also vegan so it’s hard to find a place to eat. We were especially nervous because she gets sick if she accidentally eats gluten, which often happens in pizza places with gf options.
We asked the waitress and she assured us that the gf pizza is made in a separate room with separate dishes, and sits on the top rack in the oven to avoid wheat getting on it. My mom had a great time and didn’t get sick :)
We had the regular pizza with kalamata, portobello and daiya cheese, and it was really good (although I’m not usually a fan of thin-​crust). The place is nice and roomy and my only complaint is that all the tables seem to be wobbly!
Anyway, definitely go there if you’re looking for tasty gf and/​or vegan pizza!

We wanted to come here to try organic pizza. The servers don’t seem to have a clue. Everything was so slow. We didn’t get our drinks for 10 minutes and our pizza for 45 minutes. It wasn’t packed. The pizza was ok. Not great or bad. Average, but the soda was totally flat. Needless to say one and done.

Pizza Fusion is one of the few places that I know of serving, for the most part, organic foods. It has been a great discovery for me. I had their pizza and found it to be delicious. Also, I can tell when I am eating organic food because it raises my energy level, shortly after eating it. I look forward to going to this restaurant because of the healthy and delicious food that they serve. I also find the staff people to be personable, helpful, professional and positive. The restaurant is also in a very nice area, so it is also a nice place to take your family. I like that they have two wide-​screen, TV screens which show sporting events. I like that I can watch soccer while I enjoy the healthy, great food at Pizza Fusion.

***4.5***
I have to tell you, above and beyond, the best bbq chicken pie I’ve personally ever had.
My sister in law brought over 2 pies and it didn’t take more than 5 minutes for both to be gone.
Absolutely incredible, can’t wait to go back.

I can’t say anything bad! The server was so kind and attentive. They had a prebuilt vegan pizza on the menu and also a «build your own» with options like Gardein vegan chicken and two different types of vegan cheese!
My opinion on the cheese is to get the Daiya cheese. The soy cheese is kind of weird and has zero flavor.
But the best thing is that there’s a vegan brownie on the menu as well. And it’s DELICIOUS.
This restaurant is very clean and spacious. The bathrooms are clean and again, the people that work here are super friendly.
It’s in a beautiful town with a whole foods across the street. Parking can be a pain but I suggest using the train lot, especially if you’re hitting this up on a weekend.

I was interested in ordering food from his restaurant tonight. When I called to place my order, I was informed they were closed for the night even though it was 9:30(website says closes at 10). So I told the employee that this is what the website says and she responded saying she was aware and there is nothing she could. If this is true than Pizza Fusion should maybe consider listening to their employees!

Like the fact that they are one of the few places in North Jersey where you can get dairy free pizza. I’m disappointed though in the fact that they won’t expand their delivery service. I live in Garfield and sometimes I just get a craving for some pizza like most people do. I wish that they could charge a little extra and drive a little further, I would not mind paying a delivery fee if it meant not driving after a long day of work.

Decent pizza but I don’t know what’s the big deal? Their pizza is not dripping with oil and it is thin crust so those are two positive points but for $ 13 you are basically getting half a pie. My guess is that their motto is quality over quantity. Even though I can afford it, I will go else where to buy a pie unless this were an airport in which case this price would be a bargain

Diverse and delicious. Daiya cheese and gluten free options Suit a picky vegetarian while filling a hearty carnivore. Metropolitan ideas in a small town. Paper straws would be a nice alternative.

stopped in the area to go to another pizzeria but passed by and checked this one out instead. I guess the best way to explain it is pizza alternative. It was an odd day and odd time so it was nearly empty at 3pm on Sunday. I ordered the Founders Pie for solo consumption. It tasted… different. It lacks the tasty attractiveness of the usual unhealthy pizza type. I like the Unilocalers description of a cracker type crust. I did not feel full and ordered a brownie too. They played all types of music; 70’s, 80’s, 90’s and dance. Although not the pizza I’m used to, it is the different kind of pizza I’ll most likely crave in the future.

First time trying this place out. Was disappointed when I walked in and asked for a slice and they didn’t serve by the slice. I decided to get a personal pie and was really glad I did. It was so good! I got the organic white crust. Thin pie slightly towards the well done side. Looking forward to trying this place again.

This restaurant offers some of the best vegan options in the area. They carry two different non dairy cheeses (soy or Daiya), vegan «chicken» as a topping, and even have a vegan brownie! The gluten free crust is delicious, and all their veggies are organic. This is definitely the go to place for vegan pizza in this area. My only qualm is that they don’t deliver to my town and I only live about five or ten minutes away. Picking it up isn’t a huge deal I guess, but it would be awesome if they’d reconsider their delivery range.

Really good gluten free pizza. We had the Hawaiian and BBQ chicken personal pizza. They were both delish. Each pie stay crisp and never sogged. The personal size was just enough for one person.

Extremely over-​priced pizza for what you get. $ 25 for a «large» (read: not that large), dairy free, gluten free pizza? Huh? Do yourself a favor and go across the street to Whole Foods. Grab a gluten free crust, some veg, some pizza sauce and a bag of Daiya cheese. You can make a far better tasting pizza at home for about a third of the price.

I come here all the time with my family. I love the multigrain thin crust. I know the vegan «chicken» is Beyond Meat, which I like and they have vegan Daiya cheese and a soy cheese which I think is Follow Your Heart. Sometimes it takes a little long for the food to come out, but everything is made fresh to order. Everything has always been really good.

They call this pizza? I had a large cheese on multigrain, and an artichoke and spinach on multigrain. Boxed frozen pizza would’ve tasted 10x better.
Two stars for the fast service, I’m being generous.

I got the Tuscan steak and gargonzola and the four cheese w. sun dried tomato.
It was good! Not Amazingly delicious. But just good. Also, its healthier than regular pizza places. Good service too.

Been here twice. Only had the pizza but it was great. Will definately order a sandwich next time. It jusf sucks that they don’t deliver. i guess they only deliver in ridgewood. Wtf? That needs to change. I only live 2 miles away from this place and they can’t deliver? Bad business

I kind of wish I could give this place 2 ½ stars. It was okay. I didn’t find anything special about it. Not terrible, though.
My experience started off on a bad note. We picked this place for our work holiday party, and my coworker called ahead (twice) to make sure they could accommodate eight of us since they don’t take reservations or anything. Both times, they said sure no problem. Despite the fact that she called as we were leaving, they hadn’t even set up a table for us when we got there. The place was empty; we arrived just after 5pm, so we were the first ones. The servers are nice enough but really ditzy. On top of the table incident, they didn’t even come by to refill our waters until we were almost done eating.
The food was okay. I thought the apps were much better than the pizza. We tried to the flatbread & dip trio, zucchini alforno, and vegetarian antipasto to start out. They were all great. I’d get any of them again.
We split three pies: Very Vegan (topped with mushrooms and garlic with soy cheese), the Big Kahuna (bacon, pineapple, and onion), and Pear & Gorgonzola (just as it sounds, plus walnuts). I was not impressed by any of them. Didn’t really care for the mix of cheese, and their sauce was unappealing. Sort of reminded me of California Pizza Kitchen, but bad.
Skipped dessert.
If have diet restrictions — i.e. gluten-​free, vegetarian/​vegan, etc. — this is probably a good place for you. Their food just didn’t wow me.

My friend had gotten a groupon and it was close to work, so we decided to try it out. Very cute little place, simple & natural décor. I was pleasantly surprised that it’s a sit down restaurant, not purely take out (or order at the cashiers).
Our waitress was really nice but honestly very MIA considering it was way past the lunch rush and she had maybe 1 other table to tend to. We waited a while before she even came around to ask what drinks we wanted. And after we’d made our orders, we decided to get another pizza and tried to flag her down for a good 10 minutes before we finally gave our order to one of the other servers. I even made eye contact with her at one point and she seemed to completely ignore the fact that I was trying to get her attention.
The pizza was pretty good, thin crust. The edges were a little burnt, a little too crispy. And a good variety of toppings to choose from. We had a choice of white or multigrain crust which is nice (though none of us actually noticed the difference when we were eating the pizzas). We got:
— Four Cheese & Sundried Tomato — absolutely delicious! The cheeses were the best part — especially the crumbly goat cheese.
— Spinach and Artichoke — a good standard spinach pizza, though not much else memorable about it.
— Sausage & Tricolor Peppers — sausage was really good, had a nice kick of spice to it. I found the peppers to be overbearing and made what would’ve been a great pizza a little too sweet.
I feel bad giving this place only 3 stars, but I probably won’t be back as out of three pizzas I only really loved one (the 4 cheeses & sun dried tomato pizza was really the saving grace. only reason I’d consider giving them 4 stars). The others were good, but not amazing. I think everything sounded really good on the menu, lots of unique combos and toppings (and some of the salads looked good too), but didn’t deliver as much once we ate it. Oh, love that they have Honest Tea on the menu — a very light, subtly flavored tea that went great with the meal. The service was fine, but our waitress being so MIA was a little annoying.