Pizza Fusion

Great food! Way over priced on gluten-​free up charge. Staff has been told many many times throughout the years and still no change. Get with the program.

I really enjoy their take on fresh, organic ingredients. You can taste the difference in the food! Their vegan pizza is the best dairy free pizza that I’ve found in Tampa! I drive 20 minutes each direction for it when there are many closer pizza restaurants!

They deliver yummy vegan pizza! Woohoo! Need I say more?
Try their brownie. Do it.

This place was a huge disappointment. I would classify it as Pizza for 21^st Century yuppies who wouldn’t know a good pie if you hit them in the face with it. And in addition to the Pizza being terrible, the service was also below average at best.
I’m guessing that people who like tons of strange ingredients on their Pizza would like this place. Avoid it all costs.

So bummed. Called today to place an order and the girl on the phone seemed confused about everything I asked for, and apparently the local franchises are all changing to «Tampa Pizza Company» and are no longer Pizza Fusion. From researching online it seems like they will be «mostly» the same. Our experience tonight has already convinced me to go back to ordering Domino’s.
When our order arrived I saw on the receipt that they had charged me $ 9 for a half fusion salad (previous price $ 5.79, and the full size before was $ 9.79). The girl who took my order said that they no longer carried the full salad so I said I’d take a half. My fault for not having her read back the order to me line by line with the prices, I should have realized something was off when it took 4 tries to get the name of the salad right, and 3 tries to get the pizza right (it was a multigrain meat lover’s pizza). In the end the pizza we received wasn’t multigrain, we ended up with a salad about the size of the receipt for $ 9(seriously, I’ll be posting a picture), and the only thing they got right was the 2 liter of diet coke.
I called about the salad and the guy on the phone said it wasn’t correct but if they refund the full order and then charge it again he «didn’t know» what would happen (what?). In the end I settled for a $ 3 credit on my next order which I’ll probably never use, since I can’t imagine I’ll order from there again.
As for the pizza itself, there’s almost no sauce on it and the sauce tastes very different. It’s also way, way greasier than it was before. Overall, I can’t recommend this place anymore. Will be on the hunt for a great local pizza place.

Fresh ingredients and great taste. Area is great to go explore. Tip — be adventurous don’t settle for the norm. You won’t be disappointed!

Great experience with take-​out. Easy online ordering. Great gluten free crust. I had the Hawaiian and pepperoni. Both were great. We will be back!

My friend and I decided to eat at a place near her neighborhood so we settled for the Pizza Fusion by Westchase. The location is pretty nice and gives you a suburb kinda feel. Parking isn’t so nice sometimes.
Our waitress was very sweet and patient with our indecisive selves. Last time we were here the waitress failed to mention a lunch special so we failed to pay a cheap lunch –_​-​. This waitress on the other hand mentioned their happy hour special which included 2 personal pizzas for the price of one (pepperoni or cheese) and ½ on appetizers.
We ended up doing the special with blackened garlic wings which were DA BOMB!!! The pepperoni pizza and cheese were normal. It wasn’t amazing but hey, cheaper food! But still, if you’re going to a place called pizza fusion you might as well get a pizza with a not so ordinary topping. If you settle for just pepperoni or cheese pizza might as well go to Little Caesar’s or something.

Stopped by to check this place out. I was impressed with the options. I choose the Farmers Market with Italian sausage. Perfect size as I ordered the individual $ 9.79. Fresh veggies consisted of artichokes, roasted red onion, zucchini, and portobello mushrooms and three cheese. It was very tasty and filling. They have lots of options and gluten free and whole wheat crust. The individual was more like a flat bread but I like that as it did not have a lot of dough and was crispy. Glad this is only 10 minutes from my house as I will be back.

Updating my review and bumping PF up to a 4 star because La Chica and I actually sat down and had a proper meal last night. They were running a special we couldn’t refuse. An XL pizza (28′‘x9”) and 12 wings for $ 20. One the pizza, we went with Italian sausage and mixed peppers, very tasty! Love the sauce here. For the wings, we went with the blackened garlic. The wings were also great, and they’re baked. Very crispy and outstanding flavor.

Expensive*
Pizza was pretty good.
Service was terrible. Even for take out.
(Girl who took my order was very rude, and continued to be when I picked up)

I was really impressed!
I went here with a friend to celebrate my new employment status, and on her urging, we went here. We ordered the Farmer’s pizza, with light sauce on the whole grain crust. What we got was a delicious pie, heavy on flavour, light on the red. It was filling, and we even had enough to take home.
Will certainly come back!

One of the better pizza eateries in the Tampa Bay area, Pizza Fusion offers a healthy alternative to typical greasy pizzas with a flatbread-​style crust which is not dripping with sauce, and a variety of organic, gluten-​free and whole-​grain options.
Pizza Fusion is a chain which started on the east coast of Florida, and now has a location in the center of Westchase. You’ll find Pizza Fusion along the two-​block stretch of restaurants and bars opposite Westchase Elementary School along Linebaugh Avenue.
The restaurant has a nice vibe, unlike a typical pizzeria, with plenty of seating at tables or at the bar. You can either pre-​order for carry-​out, or sit inside for waitress service. Pizza Fusion serves beer on tap and wine, and they also have outside seating as well.
The crust of the pizza is more like a thin-​crust flatbread, and you can order a traditional flour crust or the healthier whole-​grain option. The tomato sauce is light and flavorful rather than soaking through the crust for a soggy meal. The toppings are very fresh, organic, and they have vegetarian and gluten-​free choices as well. One of their specialty pies offered a farmer’s medley of roasted artichoke hearts, red onion, roasted zucchini and roasted Portobello mushrooms with tomato sauce, mozzarella, provolone, and parmesan. Another was free range chicken, Kalamata olives, roasted red onion, tomato sauce, parmesan, mozzarella, provolone and gorgonzola.
I was in the mood for a sausage pizza tonight, and so I ordered the Sausage & Tri-​colored bell pepper pizza which was made with sweet Italian sausage, roasted tri-​color Bell peppers, tomato sauce, mozzarella, provolone, parmesan, and chili flakes. I ordered a large, and brought home plenty for tomorrow’s lunch.
Pizza Fusion also serves soups, salads, sandwiches and wraps, and appetizers.