Pizza Inn

Reviews

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  Ivanna Mann Thrower Anderson

  May 4, 2026
  5.0
  Great place to take the kids for variety!
• BC

  Breanna Cook

  May 2, 2026
  5.0
  First timers! The pizza was tasty, definitely satisfied our craving. The crust is very thin, almost like a cracker which we personally love. Great price, fast and friendly service.
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  Cotton Candies

  Apr 15, 2026
  1.0
  The cashier/server Troy H., acted very arrogant when I asked for a refund for the buffet service to switch the payment to take out (to go). The food choice was not even something to consider eating or enjoyable, and the attitude from the employees, had very poor attitudes. I will never come back here again!, plus the Stromboli (ham and cheese) and Asian wings had a very soggy texture!
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  Paul Glenn

  Apr 5, 2026
  5.0
  Listen, I’m an old man. I’ve lived through dial‑up internet, disco, and whatever the 90s were trying to do—but nothing has brought me joy quite like Pizza Inn. I walked in planning to “eat light,” and five slices later I was questioning all my life choices in the best possible way. The food is so good I briefly forgot my cholesterol levels. The buffet stays stocked like they’ve got pizza‑making superheroes hiding in the kitchen. The staff treats me like I’m their long‑lost grandpa who finally came home. They refill my drink before I even realize I’m thirsty. If they get any nicer, I’m going to start bringing them Christmas gifts. And the place is spotless. I’ve seen operating rooms that weren’t this clean. I dropped a crumb and I swear someone caught it before it hit the floor. The prices? Let’s just say I grew up when a dollar could buy you lunch and a newspaper, and even I think Pizza Inn is a steal. If you spot an old guy going back for “just one more slice,” that’s me. Don’t judge—I’m simply living my golden years the way God intended
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  Marvin Cribb

  Apr 5, 2026
  5.0
  I’ve been around long enough to see restaurants come and go, but I have to say, Pizza Inn has become one of those rare places that truly feels like a constant in a fast‑changing world. Every time I walk through those doors, I’m greeted with the kind of kindness and respect that reminds me of how things used to be—when people took pride in their work and treated you like a neighbor, not just another customer. The food is simply wonderful. At my age, I’ve tasted a lot of pizza in my day, but there’s something special about the way Pizza Inn does it. The crust is always just right, the toppings are fresh, and the buffet stays well‑stocked no matter how busy they get. I especially appreciate that everything comes out hot and flavorful—nothing sitting around too long, nothing rushed. You can tell they care about what they serve. The staff deserves every bit of praise I can give. They’re attentive without hovering, quick with a smile, and always willing to lend a hand. I’ve watched them treat families, kids, and older folks like myself with the same level of patience and genuine friendliness. That kind of service is hard to find these days. The atmosphere is comfortable and welcoming—clean, bright, and well‑kept. I pay attention to details, and I’ve never once seen a table left dirty for long or a corner overlooked. It’s clear the team takes pride in keeping the place spotless. And the prices? Very fair. In a time when everything seems to cost more every month, it’s refreshing to enjoy a good meal without feeling like you’ve overspent. You get real value here, and that means a lot. All in all, Pizza Inn has earned my respect and my repeat business. It’s a place where you can sit down, enjoy a good meal, and feel taken care of. For an old-timer like me, that’s worth more than I can say.

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