Peace A Pizza

very poor delivery service. hung up on me twice then got it wrong. seem understaffed and overwhelmed.

This place was a joke. I asked for Mac and cheese pizza, which my server forcefully tried to rip off but couldn’t because of how old and stale the pizza was. Secondly, the server had no idea which pizzas we’re which. It is almost as if they were all on coc. Oh and speaking of Coke, they don’t have it. Instead they replaced it with «skinny cola» which is most definitely not Coke. Smh

I used to come here regularly while attending a college nearby. I enjoy their margherita pizza. Their soda selection isn’t your typical – coke, pepsi, dr. pepper – each soda is uniquely named. I think the sodas here have less sugar than the widely known brands. Also, you can’t beat having Hope’s cookies right next door. My personal favorite is the snickerdoodle, and I might even say that the snickerdoodle cookies here are better than the ones at insomina.

Had a little night snack after a women’s volley match (Villanova beat Butler 3 – 2, yeah!). Ordered a 14″ pizza, half Carnivore — half Bacon Cheeseburger. Crust was done perfectly, but definitely preferred the Carnivore.
Also had the Honey Nut ‘n Chicken salad regular size. Nothing to brag about. Could use more chicken.
What would definitely help the dining experience is beer!

I was looking for quick bite, I’ve been to a few locations before, however Bryn Mawr location was new for me. I walked in and a few varieties of pizzas were available. No lines around 5:10pm on a Monday, so service was quick. Tables and floor had crumbs or paper, bit sloppy that I hesitated to sit in. Pizza dough was not fully cooked and taste was bland. I had buffalo chicken and veggie pizza. Bathroom was clean. I personally wouldn’t return.

While the pizza was good, the customer service was both non existent and horrible. I ordered 2 slices and my wife ordered a gluten free pie. My slices came out in about 8 minutes and they were barely warm. My wife’s gluten free pizza came out 15 minutes after my slices. And I had to inquire about here order twice. Adding insult to injury, my wife’s pizza was not slices through. I went up, got the gluten free pizza wheel and did it myself. Why didn’t our food come out together? Why don’t any of the workers here give a damn about customer service? Good pizza is great, but without great service, it is never worth it. Sadly this place is not one that I would recommend to anymore or that I would return to myself.

It confuses me that anyone thinks this is good pizza. It literally tastes like cake. Everything is so sweet… the sauce, the dough… it’s like eating dessert. Plus the cheese is never melted evenly, so it forms a gross skin on top.

Peace a pizza is a really cool pizza shop but I was not impressed with my experience here. The menu has a ton of options, however if you are just looking for a slice or two your options are slim. The employees are not very welcoming and often cold towards the customer. I have been back a few times but I am not sure I will go again from here on out

If I don’t want just a plain piece of pizza, Peace A Pizza really is my favorite single slice. I’ve felt the quality might have slipped in recent years, but it’s still good. I think they changed their dough a bit. A lot of my co-​workers don’t want to return, so I tend to go by myself. The soda selection is local New Hope better quality soda. Some of those taste good, but others are iffy.
I’m not a huge fan of the tomato sauce, but most of my favorite slices don’t even have the sauce on them. I love the white pizza and the buffalo chicken pizza. Also, a lot of the slices I get have BBQ sauce on them. I keep coming back and I’ve brought my sister and young nephew here for a meal. Some staff members are better than others. The parking lot is the biggest pain, but I try to get there before the stay-​at-​home moms come in.

I love this place the food is great. Love the delicious unusual pizzas. The only downside is the service is all high school and college students. They don’t take there job very seriously. The place also really needs to be cleaned the tables are covered with crumbs and so is the floor. On the bright side they have this really awesome healthier soda, not any of the main stream brands they were really interesting and fun to try.

I used to love going to the Peace A Pizza in Ardmore before it closed. We stopped in the Bryn Mawr location recently for a quick dinner before going to the movies. They have a lot of cool specialty pizzas. I got a slice of the bbq chicken, which is my favorite. I think their pizza is really great. I also used to love doing the make your own pizza here with my friends but I think that is supposed to be just for kids. But, despite the good pizza, this location is not the best. It was pretty crowded and difficult to find a small table for two. Also, the service kinda sucks. It’s a lot of teenagers working here that don’t seem to know whats going on and don’t have the best attitude.

First things first: The pizza is really good. The unique flavors (BBQ chicken, mac and cheese, baked potato) are delicious.
However.
I personally witnessed the manager harassing some of the female staff. He would make inappropriate comments, touch backs and shoulders way more than necessary, and I even saw him slap a girl’s butt. She tried to laugh it off, but you could see how uncomfortable she was.
What really made it 1 star, though, and is keeping me from ever returning, was the rat I saw crawling on cords above the salad bar and making his way further into the kitchen. Absolutely disgusting. My skin crawls just thinking about it.

Loved this place! There were many choices of toppings and they don’t skimp on them — my friend and I both got the Mediterranean and the slices were huge! This location was also well served by having Hope’s Cookies in the same space, so a great spot for a quick dinner and dessert.

I strongly dislike the lack of professionalism in this business, tacky atmosphere and how they don’t seem to make any attempts to prepare quality food.

Decent pizza. Lots of specialty pizzas that are different. I enjoy the potato pizza. Carbs on carbs on carbs.
Kind of pricey but good for a quick slice.
Get a cookie or froyo at hopes that is next door/​attached.

We were so excited to try this place. Well that is where the excitement ended.
We ordered a few different slices to trade and try. All of our slices were barely warm. The bacon cheeseburger pizza tasted like a lot of bacon bits dumped on top. The pepperoni pizza was chewy. My two yr old didn’t even touch hers. What a disappointment. I wanted to ask them to reheat it but it was Prime Dinner time and the café was filled with Hope’s cookies customers.
One a better note: they do have a cute kids corner with Tv and little table. There is just one or two but at least it is there if available. They also have alot of high chairs.
They really need to do something about their execution here. Just such a great concept and with a tad bit more work I bet this place would be amazing…

All Peace of Pizza locations seem to have high school kids running the place with no management of any kind around. This one is always dirty both in the kitchen area and in the dining room and the pizza is ok. Great concept poorly executed.

I remembered this being a little bit better. Not bad, but not great either.
The woman working behind the counter was very friendly and patient. There were a lot of creative choices, but I got intimidated and stuck with pepperoni… I figured it was fool proof but I wasn’t a fan of it. I guess, I’m difficult when it comes to pizza. The crust was thick (i like it thin) and I didn’t like the cheese or sauce. They were both bland.
Aside from the pizza, I have to complain that it was unbearably hot. I couldn’t tell if the ac was on, which is a problem when eating hot food. And I noticed that Hopes had an iced water dispenser, it would have been useful at Peace a Pizza too.
Loved the homemade soda though!

Yikes. This place needs a major rehaul. While I was thinking, «if you don’t have anything nice to say, then don’t say anything at all,» there are many improvements that could be made here.
Ambiance:
This location is busy, and as such the dining area sees a lot of activity. With that said, the messy dining area with the crumbs and sticky tables is gross. I wish the staff would clean off the tables more regularly.
Service:
Very, very disorganized. In the many times I’ve frequented this place, all or some of the following has happened: very long waits from the point when the order is placed to the time the food is ready; untrained staff do not know which salad cheese is which, and cannot answer basic questions about the salad dressings; incorrect items are charged on to my credit card; etcetera. While I point all of these things out, I believe they are a function of under-​trained staff, not carelessness on the part of the individuals.
Food:
All issues aside, the pizza is good, salads are inventive, and the cookies are great, Highlights — the barbecue chicken pizza is awesomely flavorful, as is the Nutty Goat salad, and for dessert, the chocolate walnut cookies are loaded with candy and nuts.

What it really comes down to is that I think this place suffers from what I like to call Main Line delusion.
That is, a lot of people on the Main Line may think pizza doesn’t get any better than this, which means they don’t really go to places like South Philly or Fishtown too much where they are making real pizza.
Now, that all being said, I’ve always been OK with the food here. It’s generally decent pizza with a good range of toppings. Getting two slices, one with buffalo chicken, and one with eggplant parmesan on top, is definitely a good option to have. And while the taste may not bowl me over, it’s definitely a good tasting slice in general.
It’s just not worth driving over 4 miles for when so many better Mom and Pop joints exist.