Premier Pizza

This review is primarily about the service here:
Came at 6:30pm on June 23, 2016 and was promptly greeted by a very pleasant gentleman (wish I got his name). The two of us ordered a medium pizza and as we were paying, I saw a sign that said «online coupons» which I exclaimed «oooh, online coupons!» only out of excitement so I can remember next time I come in (yes, I’m silly).
1) The employee smiled and said, «yes we have online coupons but don’t worry, I have you the discount anyway.»
2) Then as we waited for our pizza, he started busting tables and rushing back to the front everytime someone walked in.
3) He then delivers our pizza to our table and added «we made your medium pizza into a large,» smiled and walked away. What service!
4) Lastly, as we were leaving, I went to the salad bar to pack some ranch to go. He was in the back behind the double doors and he raced back to the front as soon as he saw me.
The pizza itself was pretty good (4.5 out of 5 stars) but the service was impeccable! I would come back for the service alone! Thank you for making our dining experience the best we’ve had in a long time!

Good value for the price. Each «slice» is actually two slices and costs $ 4.50. Everyone who works here is always really friendly :) Plenty of parking in this complex.

Very good, especially during the lunch hour. Service is friendly.

Honestly I was expecting a terrible experience similar to the normal pizza by the slice places. I have to say I have been very pleased with the food and the pizza. I typically like thick crust pizza so this is a nice option to have.
They also serve draft beer and their staff are very nice and good looking.

Ordered a custom pizza online, $ 26+. Was supposed to get a call in 15. Didn’t happen. Called the number the website said to. Nope, was directed back to the store. Uh, yeah, it’ll be ready when you asked for it. Got to store, no one in line. Lady behind counter milling around. Got pizza, asked for small salad ($ 6+). Total $ 34 and change for a med pizza and small salad.
Pros: Salad items were all fresh. I shoulda took my camera to get a pic. Romaine, kidneys, garbanzos, black olives, pickled shredded beats, shredded carrots, sliced cucumbers, hb eggs, 6 salad dressings, low fat dijon in particular that we got, the usual vinegar and olive oil, sunflower seeds, fake bacon bits and raisins. Oh and shredded mozz. Proly some stuff I forgot.
Pizza: Plenty of pepperoni and Italian sausage.
Cons: Pricey for a med thin crust. I guess my pallet is changing, but the crust tasted burnt to me, but upon examination, it was not, so it’s just me. Stood up well when pulled apart. Sausage a little overdone. Except for the black olives, everything else sliced too thin for me. And tho I asked for basil when creating my custom pizza, they went a little to heavy on that for me. and a little too light on the garlic t. sauce, tho I could taste the garlic.
I think this place is best for one of their slices and the fresh salad.

Traveling with my family & I Unilocaled a few places in our area to have dinner. It came down to this place & Patxis. Called to get more information & the young lady who answered the phone helped make our choice. I proceeded to ask her about the pizzas & if they delivered as well as some basic info on their menus & she was so over it by my initial «hello» that I decided to call Patxis who went out of their way to make sure we’d have our pizza delivered to our hotel even though it was out of their delivery zone. Customer services is everything people!

Worst pizza experience ever !!! Starting from waiting at counter for 10 minutes without being helped to having the worst veggie pizza to the wings which literally just taken out from freezer … Super expensive for no good taste, uncooked vegetables And of all spending the worst 40 dollars ever

Terrible pizza and it’s not worth it at half the price. Won’t ever go back to this place.

Good for quick bite. Cheap with generous portions. Tried the pepperoni, chicken with peppers and onions and a slice of everything. It wad all pretty bland, but salad was tasty plus there is chicken on the salad bar.

I’d rather starve than eat pizza. If I do have to eat pizza (to be polite at some gathering), I will usually drown the cardboard tasting, unrecognizable veggie and chewy meat slice in ranch.
With that said… Premier Pizza is the only place where I will happily eat more than one, two, or even three slices ALL WITHOUT RANCH!!! I don’t know… maybe because their crust taste more like some gourmet bread than typical pizza dough. Or maybe it’s because their creamy garlic chicken actually taste like is sounds… you know… where you actually see and taste the chucks of chicken and the cream sauce is THERE and not just brushed on stingy-​like.
At every place of work I’ve been at… as far back as 2000 that I can recall… I’ve been using them as my go-​to pizza. Even thru the years… quality hasn’t suffered and everyone is happy.

Lunch special is the best! But I think it’s only for the week days. You get 2 large slices and a salad bowl from the bar for less then $ 10!

This review is for the location near 237/N.1^st St in San Jose (across the street from Target). A friend recommended this restaurant, so I recently gave it a try and ordered a large, thick-​crust cheese pizza.
The Pros: HUGE amounts of cheese; flaky, fresh tasting and bakery-​quality crust; fast and friendly service, clean restaurant.
The Cons: Pizza needed salt/​seasoning, and seemed to be slightly undercooked; sauce is too sweet, and price is slightly high.
Apparently, this «PP’s» has a lunch special (for around $ 9) that includes a large slice, salad, and a drink. I imagine I’ll be back for one of those sometime soon. For around the same price though, I prefer the Round Table down the street for it’s more thoroughly cooked pizza, much stronger flavored seasonings, lunch buffet, and proximity to home.
Overall though, a good and hearty pizza awaits you at this Premier location.

We really enjoy Premier Pizza, but the couple times we’ve ordered from this location, the pizzas have been disappointing-​very dry, very light on sauce/​toppings, and the crust is more bread-​like than crust-​like. For around $ 25 a pie, this lack of quality is unacceptable.

Hm I never noticed when premier took over the former pizza place here. As local chains go I actually like their thicker crust. It’s got a crisp base and a pillowy center. Got a sausage/​mushroom and pepperoni slice. Man they are large. These two are like half a medium pizza. SUper quick, tasty and filling. A good price performance value

Steve’s Medley with a regular crust is a must try but I’d take off the pineapple for next time. Very good! Love the crust nice and fluffy and they don’t skimp out on the toppings.
The place is alittle small but they have huge booths for bigger groups.
This location doesn’t do delivery but a couple of their other locations do.

Got the creamy garlic chicken very good the only thing bad I have to say about this place it’s a lil pricey but the environment is cool kid friendly and the have giants games here so I’m okay with that they could have more specials though.

Love the pizza from the premier in river
mark, but this one is closer. However, couldn’t find a phone # here or google or
. ???
So I called Rivermark, and lo and behold, they aren’t open on the weekend. I choked on the peanut I was eating as I drew in to gasp.
Not open on the weekends? I must be odd, because I’m pretty sure about 89% of the pizza I’ve consumed in my forty _​_​years on this planet was ON the weekend.
There must be 14,377 people shopping at Target across the street. It’s like throwing money out the window — but there’s nobody to pick it up!
And it makes my carbon footprint bigger — because yes, I’m rolling to Rivermark.
— The pizza’s really good! But I took a star away, you Premier… Pizza… People.

Best pizza on the west coast hands down — I crave the chicken pizza I’ve tasted so many different pizza styles from New York City to the bay and this place is def on top

Ordered a dozen wings, they were not that good. And they are too expensive for that taste. They cost $ 16

If you want fast cheap pizza. this is it.
its not bad it super warm and fluffly… the price is
ok. They do offer lunch specials. two (HUGE) slices and a soda.
not a bad Fast Food pizza place.
the staff is always very friendly and they have TV’s all over
with comfy seating.

Decent happy hour beer prices… $ 3.50 for a pint of Sierra Nevada Pale Ale between 2 and 7pm. Pizza is very greasy, and wings are soggy and gross — avoid ordering food here.

I saw the owner of this place buying huge bags of the Tyson Boneless Buffalo Chicken Wings at Costco to serve at the restaurant. Pretty upsetting to know that when I had the hot wings from here I paid for pre-​made wings from Costco. Gross. Stay away.

So this is really not a new restaurant. It’s the JP’s Pizza location with a new name.
JP’s was always owned and run by the same people that own the various nearby Premier Pizza locations. As of today, the pizza, menu, specials, etc. are all exactly the same as JP’s had recently.
According to the guy working the counter today, they will be modifying it to be more like the Premier locations in regards to having the salad bar on the counter. I would assume the lunch special will then change to a slice/​salad combo like Premier has.