Palermos Pizza

23 May 2015: While visiting with my cousin for the holiday weekend, she decided to order from this place because she didn’t feel like cooking for three people. I didn’t argue because I’m not about to turn down pizza.
While on the phone with the employee of this establishment, my cousin explicitly told her, repeatedly, that she lives out of their delivery range by a half mile. My cousin made sure that this was ok with them. Said employee put my cousin on hold, so she could ask and make sure this was ok with the powers that be. It was. The wait time was «55 minutes or more». Apparently, their policy is a lot less than that. But I’m not sure since I don’t live here.
Some time later, (we didn’t keep track, but it was around an hour), the delivery boy shows up with our pepperoni pizza and mild wings. Delivery boy tells my cousin that the owner sends her a message: some nonsense about how this was a courtesy delivery because she lives two miles out of their range. Uh? Wait. My cousin was on the phone for around 20 minutes when placing the order, and made damn sure they delivered to her address.
When I checked-​in, it said that this restaurant is 5.5 miles away. Their delivery range is five miles. Therefore, my cousin lives a half mile out of their way. Of course my cousin let the delivery boy know everything, so he could tell the powers that be.
The pizza was good. It would’ve been better had it not been soaking in a pool of lukewarm grease. The wings left a lot to be desired. I’d probably feel different had those been warm.
I don’t think my cousin will be ordering from there any time soon.

This place has great pizza. It does get soggy if you order it for take out, but it is great if you eat there. The wings are awesome. Get the hot wings, you will really enjoy them. The owner is quite the character.
For a New York Style pizza it is fairly priced, but you are going to pay a lot more than Little Ceaser’s, but this is real pizza. They also sale pizza by the slice if you want.
Their larges are 16 inches not 14 inches (just a little math lesson, a 16 inch pizza (radius 8 inches) has 30.6% more pizza than a 14 inch pizza (radius 7 inches). Area is is pi times r². so it makes since that a 16 inch pizza is going to cost more.
They have a lot different non-​pizza items on the menu.

This place is fantastic. Owner works the counter and is incredibly nice. Food is great. I will stop by this hole in the wall pizza place every time I come through Buckeye.

Pretty good pizza-​kind of New Yorkish with the this crust and lots of cheese. Pricey though.