Fiesta Pizza III

Firstly, this establishment has a long standing history of being in beautiful Philadelphia. Having been here to eat recently, I was horrified to find that they actively promote hate speech via the Hillary Clinton poster slapped on the wall. Hillary Clinton is a criminal, a liar, and she’s not for middle class or working people. She is a career criminal for the rich, the corporations, and the establishment that has actively worked to destroy this country and kill all regulations we use to keep us safe. TPP is her creation. This elevates corporations to be more powerful than governments, leaving nothing left for the public to own. A complete and total fascist oligarchy.
Clearly, the owners of Fiesta Pizza II are not very bright, extremely misguided, and Pizza isn’t as good as it used to be. This hate speech along with the management, needs to be run out of town. They’d be better off in North Korea.
Do not give these crooks your money.

I will NEVER order from Fiesta again. I waited well over an hour for a BURNT, cold, hard pizza and they forgot to include the bottle of ginger ale I ordered. When I called they offered to take 20% off and send a new pizza. Thanks but for what I received, I should’ve received a full refund. To add insult to injury, when they delivered the new pizza, they asked for the burnt pie back as if I was lying or something. The fresh pizza tasted like frozen pizza. This is my first and last time ordering from Fiesta. Save your time and money and order from some place else.

I have been ordering from Fiesta for years now and lately it is always wrong. You never seem to get what you ordered. It is becoming increasingly frustrating to the point that I no longer want to give order delivery from them. The staff needs to do a better job of preparing the food.

Went back here with a friend because he wanted an inexpensive salad, which he ate. I however ordered a cheese steak with fried onions and sauce. It was terrible, horrible, abysmal, a sad excuse for «food». I forgot how bad the place is.

We’ve tried plenty of local pizza places over the years, but Fiesta’s is much better than the competition. The crust is just right – not too thick or thin – with a light, crisp bottom. Delicious sauce and real cheese. Reasonable prices, and they deliver.

We keep trying to give this place a chance but whenever we call and order food to pick up or have delivered its ALWAYS wrong. Always. Don’t get me wrong, the food is good, but there’s a disconnect between the person taking the order and the people making it. «Wings, dry» the wings come with sauce in them. «We’d like the platter with french fries» no french fries. «Chicken fingers with honey mustard» no honey mustard but tons of BBQ sauce. It’s ridiculous. They need to pay better attention.

Great breakfast value.
Great service and food.
Who would have thought at a pizza parlor.

Let’s start by addressing this name. Fiesta? Fiesta. Says it all. Not Italian. Not authentic. Not good.

I have ordered from Fiesta Pizza for several years. This was the first time that I had such a bad experience. I had a pizza delivery and soda. But the driver didn’t bring the soda. I called back and the waitress said that the delivery man would bring the soda back out about 90 minutes later no soda. The manager who would not give his name said that the driver came back but said no one would come to the door. I told the manager that it was mighty strange that the house appearance did not change and that i did not want the man to ever come back. He said that he would void the $ 2.00 for the soda. I told him that I expected him to voice the entire sale and that’s when he said, «Oh you expect to eat for free». I told him no I expected to be compensated for such poor customer service. I pray that this will never be your experience and that this behavior is not representative of the service towards other customers. However, it was my experience today,

Ordering pizza from this Fiesta location was not a great experience. It was a Friday night, so they were busy. My friend had gone to pick up the pizza and brought it to the nearby park where we were going to eat while our dogs played. She didn’t look at the pizza when she picked it up (but I don’t think I’ve ever checked to be sure I’ve gotten the right pizza — who wants to let it get cold by opening the box?) Anyway, it wasn’t the right pizza — normally that wouldn’t have been such a big deal, but this one had spicy sauce and no cheese (for the record, I enjoy spicy food and vegan food, but this wasn’t what we ordered and my friend thought it was gross. I didn’t try it). My friend called to politely let them know and they said that they would deliver the right pizza to us at the park. 2 hours and lots of phone calls later, we did finally get the correct pizza (although the driver tried to charge us again). But they lied to us, saying that the pizza was on its way when it was not, and they were kind of rude about the whole thing. The driver and manager said that they tried calling us but none of those calls ever came through (and my friend’s phone was working — we used it to call them). The pizza tasted fine, but was nothing special, and definitely not worth the trouble.

Greek food, Gyro especially is great. Pizza is ok. Calzones and Strombolis are great. Just be careful when ordering they get stuff wrong sometimes.

I’ve said it before (not on Unilocal,of course, until now), this is the best pizza in Philadelphia. They make a very unique pie at Fiesta in Chestnut Hill. It’s not a New York style, it’s not a deep dish, it’s not really like anything else in the pizza world at all. Their pizza has the best crust I have ever tasted, and the consistency of the dough is just right, not too soft, not too crisp, and full of flavor.
Dining room is no frills, and other items on the menu are just fine, but the Pizza is what really shines here. The cheese is high quality, not greasy, and they don’t skimp on sauce either. There needs to be a perfect balance of sauce and cheese to make a good, consistent pie, and Fiesta gets that ratio just right.

I’ve been here plenty of times, the only thing I order is the gyro. I really think that they make a good gyro for the place it is. They have an extensive menu but I’ve never really tried anything else. Parking is sometime difficult as it is in chestnut hill.

the crust is too thick and the sauce is not flavorful at all. It tastes like it came from a bargain can. Most likely I will not be ordering from here again. So much for trying new things

First off let me say the food is great. I’ve ordered from here 4 times in the past couple weeks but today’s order didn’t go so well.
I was put on hold five times and the woman hung up on me when I asked to speak to a manager. She was rude and when I finally spoke to the manager he took up for her saying that they were really busy. In my opinion that’s no reason to hang up on people. I will not be ordering from here again. I wanted that food so bad smh Pizza Hut it is :)

So I believe that all the people that are giving this place good reviews are high on crack/​cocaine. The pizza is booty cheek. #phil

They had a sign outside on the sidewalk advertising breakfast so me and the old lady decide to try it out. Before we even ordered I knew I wasn’t going to like the place. The blond waitress chick (don’t remember her name) came to the table and dropped off the menus without saying a word. I thought that was odd and certainly indicative of crappy service. She returned a second time to drop off the silverware and still said nothing. I didn’t say anything either just to emphasize the awkward silence but she didn’t figure it out.
I ordered scrambled eggs and the wife ordered grits. Big mistake. This is not a southern joint. After we ordered I could see the cook in the kitchen throwing this big bowl of grits in the microwave. It ended up tasting like crap and besides the sucky service there was nothing special about the food. Maybe their pizza is better cuz breakfast damn sure ain’t.

Ordered ~7:30 on a Saturday night and received our food in a timely manner. I have been searching for good takeout pizza since moving to Mt. Airy and I finally found it here; the grilled chicken & broccoli and the buffalo chicken pizzas were really good.
Only problem with the order was the chicken steak that I ordered, specifically with no cheese (due to an allergy) came with cheese. I called to have a new one sent out and 40 minutes later I called again, they said it was on the way. When all was said and done it took them OVER AN HOUR to fix their mistake!

I grabbed take-​out from Fiesta a little after normal dinner time on a Friday night. It was very crowded and we waited about twenty minutes for all of our food to arrive (a friend’s stromboli held us up). It did take long enough that we got worried and asked the servers what was going on, but the food came out shortly afterward.
I wasn’t in the mood for pizza, so I ordered chicken fingers and fries (the child that I am). I did not expect the chicken to be the size of small breasts (instead of teeny tenders), so I couldn’t even finish the crispy deliciousness because I got too full. The fries were okay– but I always find thick-​cut fries to be a little too starchy. Overall, a decent place to recharge after a night in Chestnut Hill.

Honestly, I like this place. I think Chestnut Hill needs a place like this.
My thoughts for improvement are that the wait staff could be a bit more quick about filling up drinks. They are always friendly, but sometimes I have to stand up and ask for a refill which they always do happily. I think the décor is fun and friendly and definitely gets me in the diner feel, no changes needed there. Prices are reasonable on some items but way too high on others. I don’t think it would feel right paying more than $ 12 for anything here. And even then, I’m looking for my meal here to be around $ 10 tops.
Speaking of the menu, they have a ton of food here. It’s a diner, so keep that in mind — adventure as much as you like: P.