Pit Fire Pizza

Honestly disappointing. Got Brussels sprouts as a side and 2 pizzas, and specifically ordered for water. The Brussels sprouts came out room temperature... they looked definitely cooked with some charring but was room temperature by the time it came out to us. This was so... unexpected for something that looked cooked. The pizzas were so-so and nothing great. For $12, I somewhat expect something a bit more exciting and flavorful. We waited the whole meal for some water and was never served any, so we had to ask for some at the very end by going up to the counter. They never checked up on us during the meal, so we couldn't ask about the Brussels sprouts or the water. If you are looking for some pizza, go elsewhere.

Amazing Delight ! On one of my adventures again. It stops me at Pitfire Pizza. As you enter you order first then wait to be seated, odd, but it's the Covid way. There are two choices for Gluten Free Crust. One is a Cauliflower base and the other is called Venice Crust. The Venice crust is what I chose. I complimented my crust with the Margherita Pizza and paired it with a nice Sangria. D'lish. Normally I am a white sauce person but I went all in and just ordered as is. The sauce was delectable. One bite turned I to two and before I knew it I was done. This is not your regular take your time. The sauce makes you want that next bite faster. So good. The Sangria was a great compliment at the end. A must try. A group of 4 cost $100.00.

Great alternative for families and large groups who do not wish to split bills. We have been here many times and, although the food choices are great, sometimes the pizza disappoints. We have had inconsistently great pizza, burnt pizza, uncooked pizza, BUT the kale salad never ever disappoints. Come with low expectations and knowing that you won't get a lot for a $12 pizza- which is not a bad deal considering the surrounding restaurants.