Pizzaville

Good good place to have pizza when they get your order right. Sometimes the yahoos working are all scattered there are a few of them that are good workers but the others not so much. I question why no women work here??? Still would recommend and hope you have a good night…

I just ate at this pizza place and i ordered a 5 $ personal pizza it took 30 minutes and then they still wanted to charge me 50cents for a side of ranch i asked to speak witha manager he said he was the manager and could not give me a complimentary side of ranch dressing i give this place a 1 star rating for poor slow service and a great deal of disrespect

I love the pizza here. It’s one of my top5. I love the flavor and all the choices of topping. The Monday and Wednesday specials are hard to beat. Great staff and friendly service.

For the price we paid. it was NOT worth it! I got fried chicken pizza and wedges… the chicken was blood red in the middle and soggy. The pizza taste like a cracker with no sauce and a thin layer of cheese. no flavor at all. Again not worth the price for very mediocre food. Bleh. Not the pizzaville that I remember.

Ordered a pizza to go tonight. Several people I know suggested this place. I can’t understand why. I can say without a shadow of a doubt the worst pizza I have ever eaten. It had a flavor and consistency I can’t even describe. To top it off it cost me $ 24.00 for this junk. I don’t like to be so harsh, but this experience warrants a harsh review.

This pizza place is very average to me. Not the best pizza, honestly but they have a lot of topping options as well as chicken, wedges, salads, and fried zucchini. Their salads do seem very fresh and the zucchini is tasty. Pizza, wedges, and chicken are all average.
The space is great though. It is a very old school type of location with tons and tons of tables, a separate room for parties and tons of TV’s. There’s also some arcade games for the kids to enjoy.
Overall, it’s an average star rating for Pizzaville USA.

By far the best in Bakersfield for Pizza… salads could be a little less watery but overall 5 star place to eat and enjoy some sports

Still the old standby. Been enjoying their pizza for over 40 yrs. Love the thin crispy crust.

I am not a big fan of thin crust pizzia however, Pizzaville has changed my preference. My husband and I had the Monday special with 1lrg2 topping pizzia, chicken and wedges and dinner salad. We were served with prompt and very timely fashion. Our food was served Hot Fresh And Full of all the trimming… we will make pizziaville our number 1 pizzia

You would be hard pressed to find a better thin crust pizza anywhere. The sauce is fresh and tangy, the toppings are standard, but the crust is where this pizza shines. It is a thin cracker crust that delivers on taste without being too much. They do use a traditional pizza oven which only adds to the fantastic flavor. We have eaten here numerous times and they are always consistent. If someone doesn’t like the pizza here I would assume it is because they prefer thick doughy crusts. If that is what you have become accustomed to then this place is not for you.
I would have given 5 stars, but the atmosphere, while being quirky and straight from the 70’s, is kind of dirty. The TVs look to be flat screens from the early 90s that the owner has no interest in updating. So if you go to watch the game be prepared for a horrible picture. When you walk in it feels like you have gone back in time 25 years. Aside from the less than stellar atmosphere, the only other complaint would be the salad could use some improvement. They could add a few more veggies and maybe a more substantial selection of lettuce other than just iceberg.
If you like traditional pizza and not these new doughy, rolling oven places then you will love Pizzaville! We do!

We have been to Pizzaville several times in the past and enjoyed their service and food. our favorite is their sauce on their pizza. however this time was a different experience, The sauce was a great as ever however we ordered two large pizzas 1 with pepperoni & sausage and the other with double sausage. when we got our order about 25 minutes later (acceptable time) I noticed the one with only sausage had only sparse amounts of sausage, some slices only having 1 or 2 nuggets of sausage. when i asked the counter guy (who made the pizza himself) about this he said it was double Sausage. not very happy about this at all. as a bonus on at least half of the pizza the cheese only went half way up the the crust.
This was a special we ordered and came with chicken and wedges the we didn’t get until after we finished our pizza and remembered about the chicken and wedges. When I returned to the counter and asked about this we got right away.
This hasn’t happened before so i will most likely be back. however really not impressed with the level of customer service their on Wednesday Night at around 8:30pm Our order # was 127 is case anyone from Pizzaville wants to check in on this.

I would normally give Pizzaville 10 ‘s. I order from there 2 – 3 times a week because their pizza is so damn good! But lately when I’m needing a fix and I call and it’s 9 on a Friday night and the hours posted are 11 – 9:30 then I call again on Saturday at 8:45 and they are supposed to be open until ELEVEN PM and I’m told they’re already closed… This has happened at least a half dozen times. Otherwise I wouldn’t be mad enough to write a review. I just hope boss man knows that his employees are turning away orders when it’s anywhere from 30 – 120 minutes before posted closing.

Best thin crust pizza in Bakersfield with generous toppings. Also, excellent potato wedges. If you are eating in, adjust your expectations and try to enjoy the run down 1970’s décor, old video games, over lacquered picnic tables… and avoid using the bathrooms, unless you want the essence of a truck stop.

Pizza is of very poor quality, Pizza tastes kind of like a huge Nabisco cracker with tomato sauce, cheese and very tasteless pepperoni. Especially for paying $ 25 for a jumbo one topping pizza you would expect to get somewhat decent ingredients. Their lemonade taste like a cheap kool-​aide with a blend of highly infused arsenic water. A pitcher for $ 7 would expect to get at the very least, fresh squeezed non organic lemons and filtered water. Will never return here again.

If you’re a thin crust pizza (NY style) junkie like myself then this is a great place to try out. To be honest, When I walked in I thought I time traveled 20 or 30 or even 40 years. Big box TVs, farmhouse style barn benches and 70s style wall paper. Place could use a «fresh» look.
The employees are nice and friendly. When you order there are lots of funny signs to read while you wait for your food. Everything seems to be made fresh and is very hot when it arrives to your table. Lots of tables and room to sit. There is a good selection of beers on tap as well as bottles.
The prices are kind of steep in my opinion. But worth it if you have the extra «dough.» The pizza aren’t made skimpy… They have lots of toppings.
Beer was $ 11 bucks for a big pitcher of blue moon. $ 35, for a pizza with wedges and chicken. I really enjoyed the fried chicken. I’d say probably the best fried chicken I’ve ever had at a restaurant type environment.
Lots of arcade games… When I went only a few were plugged in. Not sure what’s up with that lol. Bathrooms were somewhat clean.
Ps: the old wallpaper might be even crispier than the pizza crust! I wouldn’t know, I didn’t try it! ;)
Pizzaville, 4 stars.

Pizza reminded me of a lower quality chuck e cheese pizza. flavorless crust. Gross cheese and sauce. Atmosphere is also not super inviting.

I’m only giving it 3 stars because the beer was ice cold and the guy serving it had great customer service, as far as the pizza goes it was just ok I wasn’t impressed.

Although the pizza is INSANELY expensive (20 – 26 bucks for a large pizza with two+ toppings), the good news is that the pizza is worth the price. The thin crust they use is unique. It is like cracker crust, but it is also soft and crunchy. The sauce is flavorful and the pepperoni and sausage also has amazing flavor compared to most chain pizza joints. I’m convinced that the people that hate this kind of pizza hold a preference for the normal generic crust that 90 percent of pizza places make. Pizzaville is far and away the most unique crust I’ve had in all my travels.
A tip: Go on Mondays for the Monday Night Football Special. You can get a pizza and chicken and wedges for a significant discount. The chicken and wedges are average in the taste department, but with the Monday night discount deal they’re worth it.
One complaint I have is that the table seating is terribly uncomfortable. They use low to the ground bench seats. I know I am not the only person who loves the food, but rarely wants to eat in the restaurant because of the uncomfortable seating. It has the sports bar/​arcade atmosphere of any other casual pizza joint. My recommendation to the owners is to update seating. I’d be willing to bet it would increase the chance that regulars like my family (who take the pizza home usually) will eat on site. That would increase sales of drinks, arcade games, etc.

This place is your mediocre pizza joint, they allow a lot of drunken foolishness in their establishment. Definitely should transition to a 21+ establishment

Notice all the people from out of town who give 5 stars?
That’s because Pizzaville sucks, and the only people who will give them good reviews are their friends who don’t even live here. This place is full of LOUD drunks, who make it unbearable. The prices are ridiculous for the quality.
This is a BAD pizza place. It’s also dishonest, by using fake reviews.