Bim’s Pizzeria

Awesome Pizza! I’m in Love with pizza, and I aim to please my taste buds :-) I tried this pizza recently and let’s just say my taste buds were satisfied and ready for a nap after eating here. YUM!

I have eaten pizza all over the world and have tried just about every variety from machine made to hand made. This place is Not fancy and even in a «bad» neighborhood but the love that goes into this product and the ingredients are superb. The staff is personable, sincere, good people. I watched them take their time with every pizza, like an artist with paint and a canvas. The crust was chewy, and cooked perfectly. The cheese and meats were balanced and the quantities were generous. I enjoyed it immensely and would go back again and again. It’s a twenty minute ride and I have 6 others near me. The only criticisms are that it’s all on street parking, I prefer a spicy sausage and theirs is mild and I do like the amount of toppings available, all traditional, but a few more could be added. Call ahead, the wait is at least 30 minutes for the love but worth it. They also can sell out and often do.

Yup still great pizza. Again, you will not find the love this man puts behind his pizza. That’s all he does at his shop is pizza. He’s the owner and Pizza ARTIST. Listen, if you are visiting or new to Millville I have yet to receive a sub par pie from this man. He even has a small casual conversation with you which I think is always awesome. WARNING: He has many orders and is normally very busy… but he’s very cool so don’t be upset with the wait time.

Bim’s isn’t that bad. It tastes EXACTLY how S&J pizza used to taste back in the 90s. My only problem with Bim’s is they overcook it often and leave you with a hard crust that can be used as building material.

«Best In Millville» as the name denotes, the pizza is very good. Service is great, the owner is extremely personable and he offers frozen pizzas which is a staple part of our family diet.

Interesting place to say the least. Basically like a house changed into a pizza shop deep in the heart of Millville.
Pizza options are very limited (I think only plain and pepperoni) and I don’t believe they only accept cash.
The owner and employees are very nice and the pizza is probably like none you have ever tasted. It’s kind of hard to describe and I think you will either love it or hate it.

My wife turned me onto Bim’s. .. and it took a while.
About a decade ago I first tried Bim’s. I was not impressed. The crust did not agree with me. My wife likes it, but I balked whenever she suggested it.
A few years ago I gave it another try. Much better this time. Much much better!
Perhaps I had a bad pie or perhaps something changed on their end. Unlikely either way.
The crust is perfect every time out. Joe is as friendly as anyone could possibly be. Prices are reasonable.
Because it’s such a small operation, wait times can add up, but they are pretty straightforward with that. Since we came back we have not had a bad pizza.
As Joe points out, Bim’s=Best in Millville. We agree.

BIM’s Pizza is a Millville landmark. Their pizza very good and is unique from all of the other pizza places in Millville. You need to sample it to know what I’m talking about. It can’t be described easily. It’s like Pizza Zen. No frills. Inscrutable. Esoteric.
The dough is made fresh daily. Anything left at the end of the day is thrown out, not frozen or refrigerated for later use. And pizza is all they make. Whole pizzas, no slices. No cheesesteaks, or fries, either.
Closed Mondays, Tuesdays and some holidays. Opens at 4:00, usually closed by 10:00 pm.
Joe, the owner, is a one-​man outfit and a really great guy. Just don’t get him started talking about the Eagles, Philles, fishing or Star Trek, or you’ll be eating cold pizza.
Joe’s pizza is honest pizza. A refreshing change from the other pizza places.
Why anybody would choose a chain-​pizza place over a place like BIM’s is beyond me.

Bim’s (short for Best In Millville) is an interesting little place. It’s one guy, making pizzas. That’s it. They don’t do cheesesteaks or sandwiches. JUST pizza and a cooler full of soda. Their pizza is different from other places around here. We usually order pizza once a week. When we get pizza fatigue and are bored of NY/​Philly style pizza, we hit Bim’s because the sauce, cheese and crust are different than other places around here. Bim’s is my daughter’s absolute favorite pizza. I like it, but it’s not my number one choice for pizza. The guy who owns the place is really cool to talk to. He’s retiring as soon as he can sell the place. He’s actually offering training and his secret recipe as part of the deal. I hope someone takes him up on it, because it would be a real shame if Bim’s disappeared.