Pizza Pirates Reviews

The staff were so friendly right away that I was kind of impressed. They helped me figure out my order without making it feel rushed, which made the whole thing super easy.

The pizza was fine, no real complaints there, but the restaurant itself could’ve been cleaner. When I walked in, a few tables needed wiping down and there were crumbs on the floor. It wasn’t awful or anything, but keeping the dining area clean feels like a basic thing customers should be able to expect.

I ordered from pizzapirates.net it was just okay haha. The pizza was a bit dry, the cheese tasted kind of cheap, and the crust was harder than I expected. It wasn’t terrible or anything, but I probably wouldn’t order from them again.

The pizza was decent, and the delivery went fine... no complaints there! I just expected a bit more for the price, honestly. It wasn’t bad at all, just didn’t feel like amazing value. I’d probably order again, but maybe only if there’s a deal on.

The box showed up a little bent, which wasn’t great. The pizza itself was still fine, at least from what I could tell, but the packaging could probably use some improvement.

The menu had so many choices. Like, a lot. Even my pickiest friends found something without making it a whole thing. Easy spot for a group.

I ordered from pizzapirates.net because the delivery estimate said around 35-45 minutes, which seemed totally reasonable at the time.
They charged me right away, but then the order basically went quiet. No real update, no heads-up that it was running late, and I ended up having to call just to find out where the pizza was. It finally showed up almost 1 hour and 40 minutes later.
The pizza itself was still okay, but it definitely wasn’t hot anymore by the time it arrived. I might give them another shot if they improve the delivery timing and communication, but this experience was disappointing.

I’ve ordered from pizzapirates.net a few times now, mostly on nights when I get home late and really don’t feel like cooking. To be fair, that kind of availability makes a big difference. The ordering has been straightforward each time, and it’s just nice having a pizza place that’s actually open when I need something easy.

I don’t know why the coverage is so limited, but they don’t deliver to my area at all. It’s disappointing because I was hoping to use the service, but right now it’s just not an option for me...

I ordered a pepperoni pizza but ended up getting a veggie one instead. Not the end of the world, but it was definitely annoying since it wasn’t what I paid for or wanted. I’d appreciate some kind of refund, credit, or replacement to make up for the mix-up

I found a coupon on Pizza Pirates fast, and it worked right away at checkout. Saved a little on my pizza order without any annoying sign-ups or extra hoops. Definitely checking it again next time before I order.

I ordered a pizza online last night because I was hungry and didn’t feel like dealing with anything complicated. The menu was easy enough for me to get through, but checkout froze once and made me start over, which got on my nerves.
The pizza showed up about 15 minutes later than the time it gave me, so I was already a little impatient by then. It was still warm and tasted okay, just nothing I’d get excited about. I’d probably order again if I needed something quick, but I really hope they fix the ordering page because I don’t want to waste my time on that again.

I finally used my loyalty points and ended up getting a free pizza, which made my day a little better. I always forget those points are even adding up, then suddenly there’s free food involved, and yeah, no complaints from me

Ordering was fine, I guess, but the customization felt limited. I was trying to do half toppings and pick extra sauce options, but there just wasn’t much I could change. It’s kinda frustrating when you’re picky about your pizza. The pizza itself was alright, but not really worth it for me.

I was a bit surprised by how few ways there were to pay. It kind of gave me the feeling they’re more focused on making things work for them financially than making it easy for customers

I went to Pizza Pirates with some friends, i’m glad we picked it. I know it’s “just pizza,” but the place had such a relaxed, fun vibe that it felt like a good call. It was a little busy, but not in an annoying way, and the pirate theme made it feel different without being over the top.

The staff were friendly, everything felt clean, and it was comfortable enough that we ended up staying longer than we meant to just chatting after we ate. I don’t feel bad giving it 5 stars for the atmosphere because that’s really what stood out the most.

The food showed up nice and hot, not that lukewarm stuff you get from some places. The pizza tasted fresh, and the cheese was still all melty. There’s just something about it when it arrives like that. Really happy with the order.

The pizza was fine, but the pickup process was more annoying than I expected. I ordered ahead thinking I’d save time, but I still ended up waiting around, and it wasn’t very clear where I was supposed to grab my order. It kind of made me feel like I lost the convenience I was paying for. Not a terrible experience, but I wouldn’t call it easy either

I did end up finding parking nearby, but it wasn’t exactly instant. I had to circle around a bit before a spot opened up, so it was okay overall, just a little bit of a hassle...

I ordered from pizzapirates.net and specifically asked for no cheese since I’m dairy free. To be fair, they mostly got it right, but I did find a little cheese on one slice, which was frustrating. The food itself was decent and delivery was fine, but if you have an allergy or strict dietary need, I’d be careful and maybe call to confirm they actually read the special notes.