Feasta Pizza

Pretty good, the online ordering stuff didn’t work out so well but they were able to complete our order quickly.

I moved into my house 4 years ago and immediately became a Feasta Pizza fan. Growing up in the Bangor/​Roseto area, I know what good Italian-​American food should be, and I was able to go there to get my fix.
Unfortunately, my most recent experiences at Feast have been Horrible. The staff is rude and inconsiderate. The wings taste like they were fried in dirty oil, the burger buns were stale and the burger itself was a hockey puck. The pizza has gone downhill as well. They skimp on toppings and the crust is soggy.
I am disappointed, and have to search for a new pizza shop.

To be fair I need to revise and amend my initial review regarding Feasta.
I still haven’t been to the physical store in well over a decade which means that all of my dealings with them are via delivery thanks so those SOB’s at Grubhub. Since my last review I’ve probably ordered from them four or five times which has led me to the conclusion that they’re not too bad depending on what you order.
Pizza: The price is on the high side unless you call in an order which is the only way you can get a two large for $$$$ deal. Online the larges go for $ 12.50 a piece which to me is a no-​go especially since the pizza itself isn’t all that good.
Calzones & Stromboli: All solid and as advertised.
Side Orders: The old lady says that the broccoli bites are great, the pierogies usually are dried out beyond belief (yick!) and the loaded fries while a heart attack in a Styrofoam box are well. to die for.
Subs: I can’t say that I’ve had a bad one between the cheesesteaks, eggplant parm or the Italian Sub.
There’s more but I honestly forget except that if there’s one rule here to remember it would be that if you don’t like onions or pickles on certain things make sure to mention that because the salads get hit onions very generously just like the cheesesteaks come coated in pickles.
Easily the biggest props to this place would be regarding the delivery time. Grubhub will give you some kind of estimate that’s usually around 45 – 55 minutes where as most times they’re closer to around 30 – 35 minutes. Not too shabby.
While not everything here is great, (cold mozz sticks more than once or flavorless chicken cheesesteaks) Feasta is a solid delivery choice that more or less gives you what you would expect them to along with being delivered in a fair amount of time.
Past that, what’s not to like?

We have little kids, so I called ahead of time and ordered food so it would be ready to eat there when we arrived. The staff was agreeable and helpful. Food was ready when we got there 15 minutes later. Waitress was nice, but was the only person working out front. She seemed hurried. The food was terrible. We ordered a white pizza and a sicilian pizza. My kids wouldn’t eat the sicilian. It was doughy and tasted burned. The white pizza was tasty, but waaaaay too much cheese. Like, «it got stuck in my throat and I had to pull it out before I choked» too much cheese. I didn’t know pizza could be screwed up until now. I also had a garden salad. There were several chunks of lettuce ends in it (the white, inedible center part) and old, wilted broccoli. Overall: staff was helpful; food was bad. I won’t be going back.

Excellent food at great prices. $ 2 16 oz beer special. Pizza was great and ravioli more than I could finish. Almost everything under $ 20. My only complaint is entrée came out to soon and ran out of a few dishes I wanted.

Had good garlic crab cheese bread, and cheese steak with perogi this evening. Sue took very good care of us. Have to get the bread toasted for cheese steak really adds a nice flavor. Nice break for the week.

Ordered a stromboli with the exact instructions of «NO ONIONS OR PEPPERS»…was blessed with not one, but TWO types of peppers. The wings were sauced… yet I needed a whole glass of water to wash them down they were so dry. The pierogies… My boyfriend, who can eat 10 at a time… ate one. SOGGY! The cheesesteak roll seemed uncooked with ZERO flavor.

This is like eating in that bar from the movie Road House. The staff is rude with no outward signs of people skills. We used a Groupon coupon to go here our first and only time. Ordered the meats pizza. «Awful» doesn’t come close. The meat was all under done… skimped on the cheese… served cold (and we were the only ones there). The best thing that could happen to this place is the health inspector shutting it down. I literary roll down my window every time I’m on Schoenersville road just so I can spit at this place when we drive by.

Ordered take out and was told that it would take 45 minutes which is reasonable of course. Pizza came in 15 minutes, if that — which you’d think this would be a good thing… Sicilian pizza cold and unappetizing. The pizza wasn’t even cut correctly and the cheese looked like it had been sitting out from a previous order. The antipasta meats weren’t even cold. I would never recommend this place.

Friendly fast service, get a lot of food for the price and it tastes great. I have been coming here for years and I will continue coming here for great service. Always treat you like family here. You can also get beer to go if you wish.

Ordered some Hot Buffalo Wings and some Chicken Strips and Fries via
. Order arrived in like 20 minutes at my door and was pipin hottt and fresh! What a delight! Chicken strips were flavorful and had a nice crunnnch! The fries had a nice zesty flavor to it. The buttalo wings were FANTAB, crisp, fresh, grubby-​wett, just the way I like em !
I was impressed and will try this place again! And you should to! Best Hot and Crispy buffalo wings in the Lehigh Valley! Oh yum dude

This has got to be the worst food I’ve ever eaten. Seriously horrible. I’ve tried this place on multiple occasions, everyone has a bad day from time to time, but each time I order from Feasta, the food gets worse and worse. Stay away from ANYTHING seafood related.

We come from Philadelphia. Always have a good meal never leave hungry. The owner makes us feel like we are part of their family

Had our meal delivered to our overpriced hotel room. Tried their regular stromboli in the small portion, which was huge! My dh had their chicken strips & fries. All tasty & prepared per our requests, decent delivery time. Big menu, friendly staff, pleasant experience.

Not awful but not good either.
Pretty dark in this joint wasn’t digging the fact that you could hear the tv AND the music playing. Most places usually mute the TV, Although wasn’t overly loud, but my guess is because we ate there around 4:30 and they only had a handful of customers they figured what the heck.
The Unsweetened Iced tea tasted like it was brewed fresh except it was a little too strong for my palette. Like the pot sat around for a few days and they made it cold.
My wife and I started with the Caprese salad which is supposed to be Tomatoes and Mozzarella on a bed of basil as stated in the menu. Sadly the tomatoes were winter crisp (it is possible to buy juicer tomatoes) and tasteless with far from fresh mozzarella with some garlic bread pieces on top. But what happened to the Basil? I asked the waitress and she brought me a tiny little salad dressing cup and if I wanted more I should ask, she brought one. My wife got the same salad. That to me is ridiculous. The vinaigrette was at least good as was the bread but For the price of the salad I would’ve preferred a half a piece of bread not cut into 4 small pieces.
My wife tried the Veggie-​Boli without black olives and said she’s had far better boli at both Taste of Italy and Ray’s Famous Pizza.
I tried the Feasta-​Boli which was a glorified version of a hot pocket. Nothing tasted remotely fresh. The Cheese was plentiful which was good but my boli was supposed to be stuffed with Ham, hot peppers, sausage, pepperoni, mushrooms, green peppers which could have been awesome but there seemed to only be sausauge, Mozzarella, And Both peppers. to me that’s a ripoff. perhaps if you order a large they actually add everything that’s supposed to be there.
Needless to say I didn’t give a 5% tip and I don’t think we’ll be returning.

My husband got a Groupon for this restaurant and thought it would be fun to try them out, having never been there before, and it was $ 29 for $ 60 worth of food. There were 4 groups of people in the place, and every single table had a Groupon, Living social, Clipper magazine, or Valpak coupon on the table. I have to wonder if anyone ever goes there and pays full price.
The décor is outdated but clean, but they do seem to have a fruit fly problem. We were eated near the little bar in the back, maybe it needs cleaning.
Our server, Megan, greeted us at the door and seated us right away. She vas very attentive, and excellent with my children and was always nearby when we needed something. It’s unfortunate that when the Groupon was applied and we had a balance of $ 3.57 and I gave her a $ 20 she asked if I needed change. That’s tacky, in my opinion.
The food ran the spectrum from amazing to amazingly awful. The Feasta Boli was to die for. It was bursting at the seams with peppers, sausage, cheese, onions, pepperoni, and I don’t know what else. The antipasto salad was good, as was their garlic bread which was clearly homemade. My son ordered the spaghetti and meatballs off the adult menu, and it was presented very nicely. Too bad it didn’t taste as good as it looked. But he is 8 and gobbled it up! His entrée came with a nice house salad. We also ordered a BBQ chicken pizza. I didn’t know it was possible to make a pizza taste so bad. I kid you not-​Lean Cuisine BBQ Chicken Pizza blows theirs away. It was godawful. The sauce was strange, and the chicken was rubbery and chewy, a very odd texture.
We also got a Reeses PB Torte for dessert. It was obviously frozen and sort of tasted like the refrigerator, if that makes sense.
I would go back if I got a phenomenal discount, maybe.

Okay, I know what you’re thinking, «Wait. You gave Bonefish three stars, but you’re giving this little Italian joint four stars? Are you a weirdo or something?» Yes, I am. But more importantly, I’m fond of fresh, and yummy food. Ambiance comes third, after food and service. Price is last.
So here goes… my boyfriend and I came here to grab a lunch, after spending the day setting up his classroom for a new school year. We were starving. I wanted to try out Feasta because the Unilocalers had given it a thumbs up, and it was close by. So we drove over to this unassuming little restaurant off of Schoenersville Road, and at 2 pm, I think we were only the second full table. It was an odd time.
Our server was friendly and competent. I ordered a Philly cheesesteak sandwich (small) and I forget what my boyfriend ordered. I don’t eat meat very often, as I abhor the general practice of cattle ranches and slaughter houses… however, I crave me about twice a month. Ahem. Anyway, they serve it «chopped,» which is new to a Californian like me. The bread was super fresh, and cut down the middle so that my meat & cheese didn’t come out the bottom. The flavor was yummy and comforting. I ate every bit of it! It was big, too. I got fries with it, and they were fresh and not greasy at all. For around $ 6, this was a fabulous meal. I didn’t even get heartburn!
I’ll definitely be back… probably for dinner. They have their s$#t together!

Quaint little establishment that caught me by surprise. Truthfully, I didnt think I would get much out of the food, but it really surprised me. I ordered some typical pasta dish and some soup. Both seemed fresh and full of flavor.
The staff was nice and accommodating as well. Finally, at the end of my meal, I ordered a six-​pack to go! That was fun!

I went here on the recommendation of my parents. The food was decent. We had a large philly cheese steak. Good, not outstanding. Really good fries, and our wings were doing the backstroke in the bbq sauce dumped on them. Good beer selection. Overall a few steps above your average pizza joint. Worthwhile stopping if you’re in the area, but I wouldn’t drive across town for it.