Pizza Studio

I love this place, online ordering is fast and on time. If you walk in its great to be able to see exactly how your pie is going to come together. I recommend Pizza Studio all the time.

So I received word of mouth that OrderUp was doing this $ 1 promo on their unlimited pizza. Granted I come here regularly, I cannot pass this offer up.
The place was crowded. Understandably so, it was lunch time. Since there wasn’t any notice on how to get about collecting my pizza, I walked up to the cashier area to ask about it. This white dude, I’m guessing the manager (because he was busy punching away on his smartphone and writing stuffs on his paper) was pretty rude. He told me to wait for my name to be called out. That’s all. No concern on when I placed the order or what my name is either.
Choosing not to let him ruin my day, I went up to one of the servers, who then told me to sign in on their clipboard. See Mr White Guy, you failed here.
Still…I placed order on the app at 12.22pm and I have been waiting for nearly an hour until my pizza finally showed up. Sorry… seems like I have to skip OrderUp deals next time.
The stars are for the rest of the staff and pizza quality. Those working behind the counters are such sweet hearts.

Heaven for folks who love making their own pizza combos. If it gets too confusing, their favorites are amazing too. The meats are absolutely delicious. Surprisingly it only takes about 10 minutes or so for them to make the pizza !! We can barely wait to get home before we dive in. The size of the pizza is perfect for a person. And the best part is the toppings are unlimited.
Oh, and don’t forget to sign up for the loyalty program if you like it. 100 points (1 $ a point) earns you a free pizza. And of course, the free pizza on your birthday as well !!!
We live right around the corner, and it’s safe to say that we don’t bother going anywhere else for our pizza anymore !

I came here for a luncheon with coworkers. I ordered the traditional crust pizza with half pepperoni and the other half buffalo chicken pizza. YUMMY! The best part about that is I didn’t have to pay extra :-)
The Cesar salad is very good too. You get a ver nice proportion.
It surprisingly was not very crowded until we sat down, but they have very fast service and will bring your food to you.
I will definitely come here again. Hopefully sooner than later.

This place is addictive. Good fast za as u like it. I think it all one price regardless of what u get. Friendly staff, good music that’s not in ur face.

Customer service here is STELLAR which blows me away considering that the staff all appear to be of the younger crowd (teens and twenties). Not much to be said that differs from what everyone else has wrote regarding this place except that they just started charging $ 1 for vegan cheese, which is the only reason this place gets knocked down from a 5 to a 4.5. While I know vegan cheese can cost a little more, the fact that they actually have a specialty pizza listed for vegans signals that it should remain as an option, not an upgrade.
The eating areas are kept clean and the bathrooms were tidy (enough). On my first visit they’d run out of toilet paper on both dispensers but there was a spare roll sitting atop the paper towel dispenser. In general, the bathroom itself was clean though.

A great place for pizza. They have a good range of toppings including chicken sausage. For one price you can pick your crust (rosemary, spicy, plain and even gluten free) then load it up with your choice of sauce (s), cheeses, meats, and veggies. After it is cooked, in under 5 minutes the will bring it to you table.
One pizza is good for a hungry person or can be split by 2 if you are not a big eater.
Even if the line is long, it moves quite quickly.
Remember if you load it down with too many topping the thin crust might be tougher to eat without a fork.

Good service by the employees. They were all kind and friendly. The selection doesn’t look very fresh and the place is just a big empty space. They did have good music playing which livens it up and the room to the right had more of a café vibe to it. I had the whole wheat crust with flaxseed and it was really good. It was like a flatbread although it was really flimsy. My husband got the traditional dough and I didn’t think it had any flavor. It was also flimsy in the middle. The sauce is good. Not too sweet. More like you’d have on a pasta dish. I liked how they put olive oil on the crust to give it extra flavor and make it crisp. Overall I was happy with my selection but I don’t think the traditional pizza is very good.

Good
Nice food, Good pizza and a great price
B A D
The place really dirty, the employees are really rude and they curse a lot, is bicycle park inside the restaurant, just dirty.

Finally tried this place after passing by it a gazillion times and I liked it. I got the Moroccan crust with unlimited toppings pizza. Their crust is super thin but tasty and crispy. Unlimited toppings give you wonderful flexibility and variety. Pizza size was 11″ and enough for two. It cost a little over $ 8. Staff was helpful and patient while I made my selections. The place is huge and looked clean but I saw a bunch of houseflies so subtracting a star. Regardless, I plan on returning to this place.

It’s convenient bc I live down the street…
But overall, not bad for the price. I like that I can customize however I want and that its pretty quick to cook.

Went here within its first few weeks of being open and was really satisfied by the quality of service and the ingredients. I was able to get some extra sauce on the side without an issue — always a big deal to me!
Basically Chipotle for pizza, recommend it!

This was absolutely deelish. Buffet style pizza with drink for $ 7.99. Crust was not as crispy as I would’ve liked it but that’s probably because I ordered mine to go and had about a 15 minute ride before I got home.

Pizza place with unlimited toppings for one price! Can’t complain. 4 different crust options, 5 different sauce options, and a bunch of toppings to choose from. Vegan options available. Pizza is a good full circle with a thin crust. The only reason I gave it 3 stars is because ive had &pizza in dc which is a similar concept but so much better.

This was my first ever trip to a Pizza Studio, but I’m sure it won’t be my last! For only $ 7.99 (plus tax… obviously) I got a pizza big enough for lunch and dinner (but I’m a relatively tiny girl. So don’t necessarily count on that for yourself if you’re a college-​age guy or something!). Plus, it was so fun to pick out my toppings!
When I first entered I almost considered turning around because the line seemed really long, but they’re so efficient! Once I got to the front it was probably less than five minutes before I was walking out with my pizza! I tried the traditional crust with marinara, mozzarella, some feta, garlic broccoli, red onion, pepperoni, and spicy sausage. DELICIOUS. As others have mentioned, the crust is really thin so if you’re not into thin crust this probably isn’t for you. It also did get cooked a little more than I would have liked in a couple spots… but was overall just about perfect.
I also got a side caesar salad to try to convince myself I’m being healthy (in retrospect I don’t know why… I added broccoli to my pizza already after all!). It was $ 3 and they threw it together fresh for me. Nothing special obviously, but it was nice to have something a little extra on the side and I’m not about to rate a pizza place based on its salads.
Summary: it’s pizza. It’s only like $ 8. It’s customizable. What more could you possibly want?!?

Great addition to JHU. I love the make your own pizza fast casual idea. I chose the whole wheat, flax seed crust and topped it with tomato sauce, mozz, feta, grilled chicken, broccoli, zucchini, mushrooms and artichokes. I also got it topped with a pinch of truffle salt. Fannnncy.
Pros: the pizza was good! I would probably make the exact same pizza again except I would add balsamic on top. Also it was pretty big for only $ 8 and you can pick as many toppings as you want! Unfortunately, I ate the whole thing in one sitting, so I obviously liked it. I also like how they offer nitrate-​free pepperoni.
Cons/​suggestions: the crust was a little soggy and perhaps still a little raw, however that didn’t stop me from eating the entire thing.
Also, I’d love to see some more signage. Perhaps it’s coming and they are still working out the kinks? The website was down for a few days prior to my visit, so there was no way to look at the menu ahead of time, and you could not see the topping choices until you were making your pizza. The line would move faster if the topping choices were posted in the line so people could prep before it’s time to order, and if the glass above the toppings had labels. I had to keep asking what each item was. One last suggestion would be to add cherry/​grape tomatoes :)

Create your own pizza? For $ 7.99? What a deal. You can pick one of the pizzas off the menu or make your own. You just need to pick a crust, sauce, cheese and toppings. Another plus is the toppings are unlimited! The pizza crust is very thin which is why pizza can be cooked in 2 minutes so this place is quick if you need a cheap, fast option.
There are also gluten free options as well as vegan cheese for those with allergies which I thought was great.
My pizza came out fast and it was delicious. I definitely was impressed at how this pizza didn’t taste like crap. The ingredients tasted fresh. My only gripe was the crust was a little soft and not as crispy as I preferred, but everything else was on point. I definitely would recommend this place for a quick, easy, cheap way to get a delicious meal.

So is this the new wave of food? Fast, assembly like cooking? It appears to be more common from what I can see.
Here’s the thing though, I really don’t care. I kinda dig it. I mean the food is fast, and fresh! Plus it doesn’t break the bank.
Okay so here it go, Pizza Studio is a fairly new restaurant near thee JHU. Basically, you pick a crust, a sauce, one of the pre-​created pizzas or simply create your own.
The price is the same.
They also have salads (which are pretty dang big BTW that cost pretty much nothing!)
On this date, since I’m a lover of all things margarita, I got that pizza with the rosemary herb crust. It’s pretty cool that you see them create your masterpiece in front of you and you can add or change things to your liking. You give them your name, and they call your name to check you. I totally dig the personalization of this. I’m such a dork, but I think it is awesome.
The staff there are really awesome, and so very friendly.
Now for the pizza, for 8 bucks, an 11 inch pizza is a great deal. The pizza was delicious, and the crust was so tasty. Seriously, this is a great concept and it really can’t be beat.

I came for Pi Day so the pizzas were $ 3.14. I like the super customization that you choose everything from your crust to your sauce to all your toppings, which is unlimited.
I had the Rosemary herb crust, tomato blend sauce, mozzarella cheese, a bunch of veggies, sausage, and the friendly man making my pizza recommended a basil finishing touch.
The service was really great and people were super friendly and attentive. The pizza was very nice.

Was here today for a free tasting event. It was awesome!
The Crew Manager, Tony, greeted me at the door. He informed me that the place is not open to the public yet as the employees are in training, but they’d be happy to make a free pizza for me as part of their practice run. I gladly agreed.
You can customize anything you want (unlimited toppings!) on your pizza for $ 7.99. They even have flax seed/​whole wheat crust and gluten free crust made of tapioca available. You choose your fresh vegetable toppings that include premium items such as artichokes. They also have a variety of meats, including some of the best fast-​food chicken I’ve had.
You can top your pizza off with fresh garlic, cilantro, old bay… etc.
They serve Pepsi products at this joint. (#teampepsi for the win!)
This place really deserves 5 stars, especially with the friendly staff members. I’m just not sure if I’m going to shell out $ 8 for a small pizza for lunch.