Peter Piper Pizza

It is soooo good I really recommend it to people it’s a good experience for adult and kid alike

I LOVE Peter Piper Pizza, just not this location. This store is usually dirty, the employees (that I’ve dealt with) are rude, and the pizza is not up to the standard of other locations. PPP is my favorite pizza, but for some reason, this location does not serve the normal quality you’d expect. It always tastes under cooked. The crust is white/​pale and has a floury texture/​taste to it. I thought maybe they were just under cooked and asked if the pizza could stay in just a little longer. The result, burnt hard pizza (while still looking pale). It’s just bland and disappointing here. Pretty much any other location will do you a lot better. I’d skip this location if you can, and head to a better one.

I am going to do this review in two parts: the pizza and the rides/​games.
The pizza: I ordered a medium pepperoni thin crust. And I was shocked that it was actually good! Very crisp, decent toppings and a little cornmeal on the bottom. I *might* actually order this for carry out. We also split a small Cesar salad that was enough for two people. The romaine was fresh and there was shaved parmesan throughout. Package croutons and dressing. I was shocked people sans children were allowed. There were quite a few diners just there for the pizza and also a decent carry out business. As a parent, however, this is concerning for the safety of children. No one needs Chester the molester up in yo pizza party
The rides: Seriously, lame and lacking. One dang tea cup ride and that was it. It cost two tokes (4 tokens per dollar). There were about 4 skee balls, 2 driving games, a rubber duck game, a balloon popping games, wheel of fortune, etc. Maybe there were 20 things total. Of course you get tickets which you can redeem for tootsie rolls at 5 tickets per candy, also your minimum allowable, or a huge plush animal will run you around 5000. A play area is non existant. This was extrmemly disappointing as I was not coming here for the za.
The place was a disaster. Despite it being 7pm on a Sunday almost every table was unbused. There was also some chewed bubble gum on the soda fountain grill– appetizing.
Another security concern is the fact there are several flat screens all playing adult television. Not skin a max, pervs, but rather sports, news, etc. Shouldn’t the attention be on the children and not on the boob tube?

Ok the restaurant itself is very dirty I don’t know if they just got hit with a rush or if it is always like this it is my first time here. they do have a smaller section looks like maybe more for adults separate from the large party area however that being said… the pizza was EXCELLENT very surprised, worth over looking the poor house keeping

«A four-​star review for Peter Piper Pizza? Oh, how urbane…,» you’re thinking snarkily.
Here’s the thing: I have two high maintenance precious angels ages 3 and 4, and it’s nice to be able to let them run amok for a little while without destroying anyone else’s dining experience. Unlike Chuck E. Cheese, there’s only one entrance/​exit point to the small gaming area, so I don’t have to shadow them constantly. There’s no tube running along the top of the joint, so I don’t have to worry about getting stuck trying to fish one of them out. Some woman did get a little excited when my son was running up and down the Skee-​ball lane, but that’s to be expected, I guess. For the most part, I can just kick back at my table sipping Blue Moon and enjoying the festivities from afar.
The pizza is respectable, and the staff doesn’t bat an eye when I pull out my son’s gluten/​dairy-​free meal from my purse. Did I mention that they have beer?

Went for the lunch buffet on a Friday. When we got arrived, there were a lot of pizzas to choose from. I just wish that as they got busier, they kept up with the pizzas. Ran out of pizza quickly after we arrived.

This is my favorite Peter Piper Pizza in town. Not only are they within minutes from my home, they have that old school pizza oven that sends the pizzas in circles instead of on the conveyor belt oven. Members of my family have had deep conversations and decided the difference in ovens makes a huge difference in the crisp of the crust. Anyhow, had my 4 year old sons birthdays party here and it was great, not too busy, pizzas were out quickly. Friendly staff, I usually despise taking my kids to PPP but this one is smaller and less busy so far easier to manage the noise and feel comfortable with the little ones walking around.

I like bringing the kids here because it’s always mellow, the service is good, the pizza is decent, and they serve beer. They have Blue Moon on tap, so load the kids up with tokens and tip back a few pints. The only reason for a loss of a star because their game-​room is mediocre and way chintzy compared to the other PPs in town.

Kinda a kids’ place, a lot of ankle-​biters running around, but the pizza is actually fresh, with fresh ingredients and sometimes corn meal on the bottom of the crust which is a nice change of pace.
Of all the chain-​pizza shops, this is way best.

very BAD so-​called ‘pizza’ here.
we recently ordered a large combo & a med. bacon pineapple.
both arrive w/​a very dried crust & tasteless & watery ‘sauce’.
skimpy toppings on both meant we were ripped off both times to the charge of nearly $ 30.
Never…ever buy ANYTHING at this parlor.
also let the mgr here know you won’t…ever!