Rapid Fired Pizza

Nice low-light atmosphere and great pizza.

Cheap, chain restaurant. Solid choice for lunch or dinner. Suggestion: ask them to cook it longer for better taste and less doughy.

I came in with higher expectations for the taste of the pizza, specifically because it was rated 4.4 stars. That's a very high rating. I was very surprised when my total for a large pepperoni pizza was only $7 with tax. It's not a bad place. Nice atmosphere, good service, fair timing (10 minutes, not "Amazingly Fast," but kept up with my expectations.) But honestly, it tastes like an enhanced Chuck E Cheese pizza. Crust is bland, sauce tastes like paste, cheese doesn't really taste cheesy. Don't get me wrong, the atmosphere is nice, feels like a good restaurant, nice sense of privacy in the front end of the restaurant, nice layout, tons of toppings available. Certainly cleaner than the Chipotle next door. Three star restaurant, nothing more, nothing less.

Great tasting pizza. Haven't been there for a while, though. You used to be able to "build your own" pizza with a wide assortment of toppings. Last time I was there, I actually requested a much smaller number of toppings than I usually would. When I wanted to put a bit more cheese on the top, the manager said it would be $.25 more. I can well afford that quarter, but that put a bad taste in my mouth. Nevertheless, the pizza is good, it's fairly fast (though not as fast as when they first opened) and the dipping sauces are a nice touch. I just won't be back on a regular basis anymore.

Great pizza and great selection of toppings set up like a Subway sandwich line. Added bonus: try one of the many sauce toppings (if you’re not sure, they have pairing suggestions).
Drink station is the Coca-Cola Freestyle.
The dining area is simple with a few TVs.
We’ll go back.