Project Pie – Lower Greenville

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I was pretty angry about my messed up pizza but they remembered us the next time we went and didn’t charge us and then we went back again and it was excellent as it had always been previously so I guess every experience can’t be perfect and as long as the food is always good and the good outweighs the bad what else can you ask for. Even though I’d eaten there before I have never been inside until recently bc my husband usually picks it up and holy cow it’s beautiful inside. It’s definitely worth a try.
I think that it’s absolutely disgusting how a business acts when they’re about to close.
I literally live 5 minutes from this place. I had to work late tonight and I called in an order at 8:45 (they close at 9). I like every one on the planet has access to the Internet so I was well aware that they were closing soon which is why I specifically asked if I still had time to place an order but of course the girl had to make a point of saying it… Whatever. I don’t really care about that what I do care about is that I ordered a BBQ chicken pizza without cheese bc I’m seriously lactose intolerant but what I got was a BBQ chicken pizza with cheese and without BBQ sauce.
Called them when I got home and they said I can come tomorrow to get it replaced… Gee thanks but wtf am I supposed to do right now. So now they’re closed and it can’t be fixed and I’m out of $ 10.
Even though they’re still there cleaning up and this was their mistake and I live very close but whatever.
I’ll give them 2 stars bc when I order from here for lunch it’s great but that night shift customer service tho… Thumbs down

So we were a little skeptical– based on no one in the place and only 3 stars — but we gave it a shot! Anddddd the pizza was pretty darn tasty! Turns out they were just closing when we walked in — so. my hubby and r just here 6 months now from NY — and it’s been party hard to find decent pizza — but I really liked this place — other then I thought the crust needed a little more salt — it was pretty dang good — I asked for a little well done because I had a lot of toppings making it heavy and it was cooked perfect — I like seeing all the fresh toppings and being able to watch them add so I can say «more please «but I have to say they weren’t really shy with the toppings to begin with — I got a # 4 and added sauce, bacon onions and ricotta cheeses — soooo good — and the hubby got jalapeño and pineapple — I also had garlic oil on the crust which I think made it spicy — it wasn’t until we sat down and started to eat that we realized they were closing. It was just 10 — so we had one slice and took it home — witch. It toasted up very nicely in the toaster on setting 1 — it’s thin crust — so easy to burn — but ! It’s was perfect — I do wish they had more condiments like Oregano /​cheese /​these things are clavicle for a customer to add themselves — either way we will be back :)

First time eating here and we loved it! We ordered online and picked it up; easy process and fresh food!

We were disappointed in this choice. We walked in on a Saturday night around 8:00 pm. There were no customers in the restaurant, which we think his odd since Greenville ave had many people like always. When we walked in there were two employees working and four employees sitting in the dining area eating wings from wing stop, and drinking soda from the clear plastic water cups. I should have taken this as an omen. The pizza was average at best, not nearly as good as some of the other pizza places in the East Dallas area. Toppings were limited and not unique as advertised. Organization of ordering, paying, and receiving our order was confusing and the employees did not bother to stop eating their wing stop wings to offer any assistance. When we received our order it was alright, the pepperoni reminded me of something I would get on a frozen pizza. I find it odd they market a fresh homemade tomato sauce, but only suggest two pizzas that use it. While eating we noticed that there was trash on the floor and other items that could have been cleaned by the inattentive employees. We strongly suggest you save your time and money. We would either visit another pizza place, or buy a frozen pizza across the street at trader joes.

The pizza is really really good, I go there a few times a week, however I only go when I’m not in a hurry, the only downfall to this place is that there is a lack of organization in the ordering process, every time I’ve gone it’s been very inefficient. Luckily I’m patient and don’t mind waiting, I understand this business just opened.

The pizza was great, lots of good choices on the menu as well as build your own. The staff was friendly, and the prices are reasonable. It is BYOB right now since they don’t serve alcohol, so don’t forget some wine!

Perfectly good 11in pizza made to order. The crust ends up very crispy. Ingredients all seemed pretty good. Probably not going to blow you away (unless the only pizza you’ve been eating is major chain pizza delivered to your home), but an option worth pursuing if you’re on Lower Greenville and in the mood for something different than Greenville Ave. Pizza Co.

Pizza is nice and thin which I like. They have gluten-​free crust so I was able to eat there so that pleased me too! The toppings were VERY FEW which disappointed me. Also, they were playing the movie «The Help» in the background which I thought to be somewhat odd. I think the ambiance would’ve been improved by a little music and «less Help». All and all, good pizza though.