Peace A Pizza

Dirty, rude and twice in a row now they made me wait after they took my order and a good while later informed me that they were out of what I asked for. Ick– done with this place.

I think Peace a Pizza is pretty solid pizza. It’s not my boyfriend’s favorite place so we don’t get there often, but every time I eat there I enjoy my slices. They usually have a really good selection of classic pizzas available by the slice (cheese, pepperoni) and more unusual ones like Greek-​style with olives and onions, cheesesteak pizza with ample steak and yummy tomato and basil. Their sauce is delicious and plentiful, just how I like it. I hate when places skimp on the sauce!
The soda they serve there isn’t Coke or Pepsi but some kind of homemade type stuff, but the cola tastes the same as Coke to me and you get free refills. By the look of the menu it seems that they have salads with some neat topping combinations, but I haven’t had a chance to try one. I usually just stick with the pepperoni or tomato basil slice (delicious with big slices of tomatoes and whole basil leaves, my favorite) and enjoy.
Tip: Peace a Pizza is right behind the Ardmore SEPTA stop, so for travelers passing through it’s a very easy walk to a quick lunch off the main line.

This is definitely their worst location.
*Poor physical location
*Too small inside
*Bad/​slow service
The pizza is good and they do have a kids sitting area, but I would much rather go to a million other area places.

Good for take-​out. Pizza is filing. They have a organic soda machine which is cool if you like that kind of thing. Lots of menu options, but if you just want a slice you have to get there at the right time. Otherwise, the pizza may not be hot or they might not have the kind you want. The employees are super nice! I had heard it was the best pizza ever, but I’ve had better.

I know that I am the minority point of view but we stopped going after two bad experiences. In the first, we ordered an entire pizza to share at the table with friends and after waiting a half hour, discovered that they forgot our order. In the second, we ordered several pizzas for friends at the beginning of a baseball game and by the time the delivery arrived the game was over. We do love the P.A.P pizza, but we stop into the store in King of Prussia as part of a shopping excursion at the K.O.P. mall.

Not great. Cheap and fast.

WORST SERVICE– I would give zero stars if I could. Unbelievably bad experience –The entire staff had terrible attitudes. They refused to clean off a table when we asked (every table was filthy) and forgot half our order. There were mice running around the restaurant floor. Just awful. I always loved this place and had been going since they opened. Sorry to say I won’t be going back.

YUM! Instead of giving a review, I will simply list my favorite slices so you can stop reading and head over to Peace right now.
–Tomato basil mozzarella
–Green goat — goat cheese, arugula, etc.
–Mediterranean — feta cheese, red onions, kalamata olives, etc.
–White pizza — four cheese, unlike any white you’ve had before (ask them to put spinach on it)

Gimme! I really can not get enough of their fresh mozzarella and basil slice. Recently they tried to amp up their menu with new flavors. They are ok, but I like sticking to their tried and true flavors.
I love the lime chicken, but they never have it for slices! Grrrr. I never thought I would like fruit and chicken on pizza, but it works!
I wish that the pizza didn’t cost so much! I know the slices are large, and it isn’t like they aren’t worth it, but it just hurts a little in the purse strings.
It is hard for me to go anywhere else and now that I turned the beaufriend on to Peace a Pizza, he keeps asking when we can go back. My slice card will be full soon!

I like the selection of pizza topping combos, however, the slice I got, did not live up to the hype. Just a regular pizza joint.

Pluses– Lots of variety! Crazy concoctions you will never see anywhere else!!! Seriously, they get original with it!
Minuses– Do I really need a bacon and egg pizza? I’m not sure if they still make that one, but I saw it or something like it at the Springfield location, and it wasn’t even breakfast time.
Another minus, I have never had a FRESH SLICE from there yet. You have to order a whole pizza to get that, I think. They’re not cheap either.
I love the BBQ chicken pizza. I usually go for that. My boyfriend had a mac and cheese slice or something like that, and loved it. Their salads are alwayscrisp and fresh too.

Their pizza tastes like it’s been sitting around for days.

Ok, so the whole, «we’re just college student hippies who make pizza» is admittedly corny. I mean the location is not exactly the foothills of Vermont or something. It’s actually quite close to high-​fashion retail stores and luxury car dealerships. These are not struggling hippie commune members who are making pizza to survive; just as Ben&Jerry’s is not exactly a mom and pop ice cream company. Regardless, the pizza at Peace A Pizza is really great. They have some very very unique toppings that you will likely not find at your local pizza place (macaroni and cheese, taco, etc.). The breadsticks are also pretty tasty. All in all, yes the hippies lost and yes, they really should get with the program and stop hating ‘the man’, but the ‘hippies’ of Peace A Pizza do seem to have their act together.

Hate all you want, but Peace a Pizza is my favorite pizza. Ever. I left the area for about 10 years and mostly missed wawa and peace a pizza. I made sure to visit whenever I came back to town.
Now that I live here again, I have to pace myself on the deliciousness. I take all visitors here to experience it.
As a vegetarian there are still plenty of options. My favorite is still the baked ziti but the Mediterranean, mac n cheese, white, mozz n pesto are all really damn good too. Two slices is easily enough though they all look so tasty to try.
I’ve wanted to experiment with my own combinations but there are so many that draw me in and tell me not to waste another second.
And, honestly, I just want to smack anyone who shows up asking for a plain slice. I mean, really! All these fantastic options and you want just cheese?! Lunatics.

There are always new things to try at Peace A Pizza.
They have salads, pan pizzas and occasionally they have some really good sandwiches. The atmosphere is very casual but can get a bit heavy when there’s a crowd around lunch and dinner time.
They try to be gourmet with their pizza with so-​called «exotic» toppings such as taco pizza, veggie pizza etc… a gourmet slice be slightly more cost wise than across the street at Bella Italia.
If you are looking for a good pizza, there are other places I could suggest.

I went here last night with my mom and sister and being newly vegan, I created my own salad. The service was friendly and relatively quick.
The greens were fresh, the almonds were crunchy and not stale, the apples were not brown and the cucumbers were good. The kalamata olives were not rinsed, so they were bitter and super briny! –1 star for that. The rasperry vinegarette dressing was properly seasoned and in correct proportion. The breadstick that came with the salad was nice and chewy as well.
Hope’s cookies is in the same building, and though I longed to try a cookie, I didn’t.

Let me start by saying that I love chewy, floppy pizza. We tried a number of pizza joints in and around Ardmore and found Peace A Pizza to be our favorite. It’s overpriced for pie but I’m not hiking down to Lorenzo’s on South Street just to get a slice of the good stuff.
You can go nutso over all the gourmet options but we like to keep it real.

I really do get a kick out of the «sorry we’re open sign» that illuminates the front window. I’m pretty sure that it even stays lit when they’re closed to really add onto the confusion.
It may be becoming a bigger chain store. but it offers so many good pizza varieties that I don’t necessarily find it a bad thing. this was one of the first stores to be a part of the chain though. It has a friendly staff and it’s a great place to get some tasty slices on the go. I like the Caribbean Chicken.

Chicken n’ Bacon does anything sound tastier?
Peace a Pizza is not your typical slice shop. The pizza is gourmet by the slice but my all time favorite is more low market than gourmet. The combo of Chicken n’ Bacon is so freaking good that I’m drooling on myself as I type about it. The slice when it’s reheated crisps up the bacon just enough that it’s lusicious fat melts and flavors the chicken. The crust is crispy and flavorful and it’s a little slice of heaven.
Other favorites include the basic fresh tomato, basil and mozzerella; the chicken fajita; and mediterrian.

The only way I can properly review this restaurant is by sharing their selections with you.
Baked Eggplant Parm pizza, Sexy Chicken pizza, Black Bean Taco pizza, Chicken Jajita pizza, and Back & Potato Pie pizza. Are you getting our drift? How could this not be incredible?
My suggestions for first timers or those who want the best: 1 slice Mac N Cheese, 1 slice Buffalo Wing Blue Cheese and a Coke. All slices are a little under $ 3 (for gourmet pizza slices, that is).