Minto’s Pizza House

Midrange prices for a pizza/​sub joint — Plain slices were $ 1.70 and the average sub looked to be $ 5.50. The parking lot outside is only four spaces or so, and it’s tight enough with angled parking that you have to know where to turn in right away (oh I felt so clever about pulling in through the gas station… wait…)
Minto’s Pizza House serves sicilian slices. However, they don’t advertise that fact ahead of time. Had they done so, I would have saved $ 3.40 on lunch and made some peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Why’s that? I’ve never had great sicillian pizza. The crust is always uniform depth throughout, and you cannot fold a square — you just wind up creasing your meal.
Minto’s is guilty of everything that is wrong with pizza served sicillian — the cheese/​sauce ratio is far too high (either less cheese or more tomato sauce please), the crust is clinically prepared (wheres my New York Style crust edges?!), and all in all it feels like a lunch experience which I can pick up in the freezer section down at Harris Teeter.
Service was prompt and polite, they had a newspaper out on a table to occupy the time while waiting. Still, until they bring in the triangle, I won’t be tempted to stop by again.

my boss recommended this place to me since I live nearby, man oh man what a great suggestion!
I had a steak and cheese delivered, with a side of fries and soda. Everything got here in about 25 minutes and was fresh and warm, ready to eat right away. The sub was overflowing with meat and toppings.
The fries were crinkle-​cut, which I usually don’t like, but these were done to perfection! Perfectly crispy and done just right.
Definitely will order from them again.

I LOVE their Pizza, it’s a square Sicilian style but just slightly less crunchy then normal but perfect IMO and just the right thickness, awesome spices, I can’t think of another Sicilian style place in the area that comes close, small, easy to miss, but delicious, I keep meaning to try the subs but I like the pizza to much.