Peter Piper Pizza

Not a super big game room but ideal for birthday parties to keep track of the kiddos. Honestly, I come for the cinnamon bake desert!!!

This place is clean! Blake and Jeremy were extremely helpful! Nice location. We will be back. All the games worked great and we had a blast!!! Thanks guys! Great job! I’m in the hospitality business and no joke they have a great attitude here!!! Keep smiling.

Coming from The Bronx, New York, I have had some of the best pizza on the planet, and without a doubt the pizza, salads, etc at PPP, are equal to, if not superior to anything I have had in New York.

I was up here and wanted some grub while running errands and saw the pizza buffet special for 6 bucks, so I ran in here to grab a quick lunch. I should’ve looked at the pizza and salad before… and honestly felt a little lame after I left this area and realized how many other places there are in this lot alone. Potbelly sandwiches, Capriottis, Andale to name a few… but I just wanted pizza. Anyways, I paid and went to the buffet and all the pizza had sweaty cheese like it had been there awhile. There were 3 salads and they were already mixed and tossed with massive amounts of dressing. Gross. I waited til they put out a new pizza and got a couple pieces of that and called it quits. There weren’t a ton of people in there and I guess if I weren’t in such a hurry, I would’ve put all these clues together and just skipped this place all together.

First timer. Came for a birthday party for my nephew. Pizza was better than I expected. Rather busy night, so there wasn’t much room to move around. Many machines and games were not working. Which sucks, because we have five kids to entertain. The bathrooms were a stye (did I spell that right?). I don’t believe I will be back any time soon. There must be many better places for a birthday party.

This place was insane. Kids all over the place screaming, falling down, throwing food. I’ve never seen such chaos. We came for the pizza with no children– called for take out. We were put on hold for 10 minutes. By the time we arrived, the girl finally took us off hold to take our order. We paid and waited. They told us it would take 10 minutes. We checked on our pizza around 20 minutes. They said it was almost done. At 30 minutes, they handed us a pizza that had been sitting on the counter the entire time. It was cold and hard. They told us they would give us another pizza for our troubles (we had ordered to go and had people at home waiting on us.) Bad service, chaotic environment. Won’t be coming back.

$ 5.99 all you can eat special.. 2 thumbs up
They have great TV monitors and I asked them to change the channel and with gladness they did.

Good place to go for an inexpensive lunch. Stopped by here and tried the $ 5.99 pizza buffet, how can you go wrong! The pizza is alright and it has enough flavor and different toppings to go back for more slices. The salad bar is simple, bowls of chopped romaine and extras like, red onions, olives and mushrooms. Several choices of salad dressing.
The atmosphere is geared towards children and games, but they do serve beer for the adults. Good place to take kids or a bunch of hungries to chow down.

First, I should say I was relieved they had availability for a big bday party on short notice (rained out of original plan for park party). The food was as expected, the games about the same. The service, though, pretty much was nonexistent!!! I have never worked so hard at a birthday party and spent close to $ 400.
I have been to parties there before, and the parents get to kick back while the ‘party host’ helps out by getting the pizza on the plates before the kids sit down, helps to fill the kids’ drink cups or bring pitchers of lemonade or water so the mom/​dad isn’t frantically trying to fill 25 cups at the fountain, put lids and straw in each and shuttling them all back across the place to the tables.
Our host was nice and pleasant but completely lacked a sense of urgency, and was pretty much nothing more than a pizza delivery person. I ordered drink cups for parents (mind you, that was all I ordered the entire time since you order pizza at the start), and after 20 minutes realized they never came. She slowly carried out the pizzas and set them on the kids tables (they are 6 and younger). As she missed in back with one of the pizzas, she saw us frantically trying to set up the table before the kids came back, and looked puzzled. I explained that kids that age don’t really just grab a slice of piping hot off pizza by themselves.
i told her we were ready for cake and she said I will go get it. I asked if she could help cut/​serve, not just carry it out. She didn’t seem thrilled but ended up making a small effort and brought out a cake serving utensil.
I told her to skip the ice cream, which came with it, because we just didn’t need it. But, the party included a tshirt for my child, that all the guests can sign. He was kinda looking forward to, that, since he has done it at other parties. After everyone left and she brought the check (with a bold handwritten star next to the the line where you write in the tip), I realized she forgot the shirt.
I went to the front and asked the manager to adjust the check for a coupon I forgot about (bday kid free) and mentioned I was disappointed about the shirt. He looked at me blankly. He offered a pizza paddle or something ridiculous. I said no, asked him to adjust the check accordingly and bring it back when done.
The party host retuned with the check (they took 7.99 off for the shirt) and then she stood there staring at me. She then asked if I was going to leave a tip??? I told her I would like to actually see the final total first and handed it to my husband, sort of hinting to stop standing there staring at me. We left what I think was a generous tip ($ 30) based on the fact that over a 90min period all she did was carry pizzas to our table and sorta help with cake.
What’s funny, is that as we were leaving I saw another «party host» immediately setting up another party with water pitchers and water cups, and being helpful. I asked for water cups at one point and never even revieved them. I finally just gave the adults the Dixie cups that are used for tokens.
Definitely not going to have another party here. For the same money… go to pump it up or somewhere that makes it easy. At least the kids had fun!

Despite updating their logo and new advertising emphasizing healthy choices, it’s still Peter Piper Pizza. The pizza is affordable. The drinks less so. Game tokens don’t go as far as you’d expect because so many games require two or more.
We opted for basic single topping pepperoni and sausage pizzas due to the preferences of the young ones in our party. Not horrible, but… There was one twenty something with us who loved the pizza, however, sentimentally reliving all those birthday parties of her youth.
We came on a Saturday, a mistake of course. Our two little girls (ages four and five) were elbowed out of a game they were learning by an aggressive older boy. I intervened, pointing out he was stealing by taking over their game in progress. His parent was disinterested. Youthful Peter Piper Pizza employees were nowhere in sight. I had to pull the boy away myself. The game area was very chaotic all around. Definitely some more employee monitoring is needed during the busy times.
My suggestion? Go to Chuck E Cheese if you have young children. It’s safer for them. The tokens go farther (less confusing for little ones since most games require only one token). Security at the door is better. A minimum wage teenager dressed as a mouse. Even the pizza, while not great, is preferable. And cost is only a little higher.
If you just want a cheap lunchtime buffet, or if your kids are a little older, PPP may still be fine.

Had a good time like always, and their pizza is still some of my favorite. However, I was there for my son’s birthday and a couple of the games that he really enjoys playing were out of order. Plus there were a couple of other games that just ate our tokens.
It was still «A-​OK» but I have had better trips there. Plus the size of their cups always drive me nuts!

I get that it’s Peter Piper. So the expectations are kind of on the lower end. But this time they let a bum sit inside the restaurant. I get it, it’s hot out side. And if I was home less I would want an air conditioned place to relax and well. But eating a salami out of a Chik fila bag and then sleeping in a booth. Sorry
Not when my children are running around.
Never again.
Sorry