Pizza Pub

We have been camping in the rain and we’re looking for a place where we could get a good meal and not dress up. Perfect place and we were there on a Friday which is seafood nite. We had an appetizer of cheese bread sticks which was a small pizza with a ton of chese and marinara sauce. Yum delish. My husband ordered the jumbo shrimp and I had the fisherman’s platter. A lot of food and very tasty. Cole slaw was a little bland but the seafood was great especially for a pizza place. Red wine wasn’t great (I tried a burgundy and a merlot). Great service.

The pizza is good… that is about all I can say for this place. Yes it is good but also very expensive. $ 18 for a large deluxe when the toppings are chopped so small you can’t even taste them. Also, very inconsistent with the pizza crust, one side thick other really thin, no sauce on a spot, stuff like that. As for the rest of the place it’s a mess. Dirty, dank, and old. The bar area reminds me of a burn out’s basement. So if you do go order pizza and pick it up from the back to go. Just another example of nowhere to eat in the area and people get complacent

Pizza was great. Nice quite hometown atmosphere. And they have a jukebox that plays classic hits.

Some of the ladies and I went to the Pizza Pub for a pizza lunch and had a great time. The pizza is good and the prices are fair for the amount of food that you get. With more of a dining room in the front and a pub and bar area in the rear, they offer two totally different atmospheres. We were able to sit in the front area and have a nice chat.

good but the smoking in the bar section sucks… I hope they will wise up and get rid of it and I will return more often!!!

Working in Clarksville, VA this week, we found a hole-​in-​the wall Pizza joint called the Pizza Pub. Expectatations of greasy, thin crust pepperoni and green pepper pie were met, with glee and stained napkins.
The menu advised us that after 4pm, prices may vary. So did my interest in finding out why, but interesting enough to photog and post as the first PP pic.
The dark accent lighting and general feel reminded me of Shakeys Pizza in Tysons Corner (long gone, for those of you who know what I’m talking about). Shakeys introduced me to video games, sticky soda grip tape floors and cracker crust style pizza. Lollipops and pony rides are possibly the only things that could have made it a better family place.
The staff was pleasant, the pizza was good, the décor was old and dingy, and most importantly, my appetite was surpressed. Good show, Pizza Pub. Like.

If you want to blend in, don’t enter through the Virginia door — go in the door at the back of the place. LOL. I didn’t have the pizza, but some colleagues did and it looked pretty darned good. Unless you’re in the mood to eat a lot of pizza, stick with the X-​Small or the Small. The medium is a lot of pizza.
I had the meatball sub and a side of ruffled chips and it was pretty darned good. There aren’t a whole heck of a lot of choices in Clarksville, so this one is definitely worth a try if you’re in the area.

Some of the best pizza I have had in a while. Lively atmosphere where everone knows your name. Mixed drinks not so good so make it simple.